Not sure I would consider myself a beginner either, but I still have a
long way to go . And yes I would very much like to see a tutorial
like this.
AC> I'm not a beginner, but that sounds like a great way to start up a
AC> discussion about efficient program development. Go for it!
AC> At 02:0
> I'd love to view the sources, especially how you pull the data from the
> form
> and store it. Sorry for such a basic request but it is a beginner's list.
Frank,
It is and is not a basic request. "Basic" is such a loose term.
It doesn't really "store" the info, although a few variations on
Mark Rowlands wrote:
>
> Yes, everything is of use!..but here' a thought:- I have just finished
> reading a paper by a well known perl guru. All fine and good and no doubt
> technically spot on..but at no point does it ever suggest why you might
> choose approach a over approach b. A pa
On Thursday 07 June 2001 08:02, fliptop wrote:
> Teresa Raymond wrote:
> > This snippet of code works as it is but I was wondering if there was
> > a way to rewrite it more succinctly. I am also not using my $var=""
>
> after a few days of reading the code samples being posted here, i have
> been
Without question!
-- Original Message --
From: "William McKee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thu, 7 Jun 2001 09:48:54 -0400
>On 7 Jun 2001, at 2:02, fliptop wrote:
>> does anyone feel this would be helpful? i'd put in the time only if
>> other beginners though
On 7 Jun 2001, at 2:02, fliptop wrote:
> does anyone feel this would be helpful? i'd put in the time only if
> other beginners thought it would be of use.
Absolutely!
William
1:10 AM
To: Teresa Raymond; beginnerperllist
Subject: Re: Succinct Code, Use of my $var and global vs local
> This snippet of code works as it is but I was wondering if there was
> a way to rewrite it more succinctly. I am also not using my $var=""
> because my cgi class did n
ymond
Cc: beginnerperllist
Subject: tutorial proposition (was: Re: Succinct Code, Use of my $var and
global vs local)
Teresa Raymond wrote:
>
> This snippet of code works as it is but I was wondering if there was
> a way to rewrite it more succinctly. I am also not using my $var="&quo
I'm not a beginner, but that sounds like a great way to start up a
discussion about efficient program development. Go for it!
At 02:02 07.06.2001 -0400, you wrote:
>Teresa Raymond wrote:
> >
> > This snippet of code works as it is but I was wondering if there was
> > a way to rewrite it more su
At 22:19 06.06.2001 -0700, you wrote:
> > I am also not using my $var=""
> > because my cgi class did not teach me how and I haven't found the
> > time to incorporate my knowledge from my recently-taken Intro to Perl
> > class. Some pontification on the usage my $var="" would be great.
> > As wel
Teresa Raymond wrote:
>
> This snippet of code works as it is but I was wondering if there was
> a way to rewrite it more succinctly. I am also not using my $var=""
after a few days of reading the code samples being posted here, i have
been wondering how i can help perl beginners with advice on
> I am also not using my $var=""
> because my cgi class did not teach me how and I haven't found the
> time to incorporate my knowledge from my recently-taken Intro to Perl
> class. Some pontification on the usage my $var="" would be great.
> As well as the appropriate usage of "&&" and "and"
> This snippet of code works as it is but I was wondering if there was
> a way to rewrite it more succinctly. I am also not using my $var=""
> because my cgi class did not teach me how and I haven't found the
> time to incorporate my knowledge from my recently-taken Intro to Perl
> class. Som
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