On Dec 24, 2005, at 12:52 AM, Uri Guttman wrote:
FL == Federico Lucifredi [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
FL I went with a variant of this one as it seems the most elegant
option
FL when having to retain setting the flag to terminate the outer
loop. too
FL bad there isn't a
Hello Uri,
Thanks for the input. comments are below:
since @triggers must be the same length as @commands then use that fact:
my @triggers = ('0') x @triggers ;
that's a good idea -- that I actually recently used. in this case I left
the list explicit b/c the triggers will not
FL == Federico Lucifredi [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
since @triggers must be the same length as @commands then use that fact:
my @triggers = ('0') x @triggers ;
FL that's a good idea -- that I actually recently used. in this case I left
FL the list explicit b/c the triggers will not
Hello Guys,
More Perl Style lessons for me, if anyone wants to chip in. Following
is the script on the chopping block today - in the comments the parts
that I did not manage to elegantize as much as I wanted.
use Term::ANSIColor qw(:constants);
use strict;
FL == Federico Lucifredi [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
FL use strict;
where is use warnings?
FL my @commands = ( '/bin/netstat -ape | /usr/bin/wc -l',
FL '/usr/bin/lsof | wc -l',
FL '/bin/ps ax -L | wc -l' );
FL my @triggers = qw( 0 0 0);
since
On 12/20/05, Federico Lucifredi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Guys,
More Perl Style lessons for me, if anyone wants to chip in. Following
is the script on the chopping block today - in the comments the parts
that I did not manage to elegantize as much as I wanted.
use Term::ANSIColor
