On Thursday, October 9, 2003, at 11:10 AM, Andrew M. Langmead wrote:
Even when it is the best book on the subject and all the information
in the book is relavent to the current version of the language? I'll
never understand the book publishing business.
Though I haven't read Damian Conway's book
On Wednesday, July 9, 2003, at 10:20 PM, Chris Devers wrote:
I wish I could think of better metaphors for this, because intuitively
it
seems clear to me that there are plenty of examples of things that are
very complex and yet still not necessarily challenging.
Python?
]} dodges barrage of toma
On Tuesday, July 1, 2003, at 01:01 PM, David Cantrell wrote:
The way I want to edit - and the way emacs doesn't want to let me edit
- is for the editor to not impose any indentation at all. Rather, it
should let me indent and then should automatically indent following
lines by the same amount
On Monday, June 30, 2003, at 05:37 PM, Sherm Pendley wrote:
If you're using a Mac, BBEdit is really sweet - and just a bit over
half the price of Komodo.
If you're not using a Mac... well, why aren't you? ;-)
Sing it, brother. BBEdit is the best Perl environment I've used.
Erik
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own dialects of that language, separating from the main "trunk" as it
were. I wonder sometimes about the grammars that people use to write
software and how closely or not so closely it relates.
* case in point
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Clan official clothing) and America Online!
Not exactly the same, but ... well, anyway.
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is bridge.
IMBW though.
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I think the OP meant a way to store the database connection password
itself (which the CGI scripts must use in order to make database
connections), so that the CGI can access the DB.
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. You can imagine where
this leads.
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before the file is downloaded. According to this post to the
Tomcat-user mailing list, Microsoft is aware of this "problem" and
reported that it was working as designed:
<http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/
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On Tuesday, February 11, 2003, at 12:02 PM, Sherm Pendley wrote:
On Monday, February 10, 2003, at 11:04 PM, Erik Price wrote:
Java doesn't let you just bust out what's on your mind -- I've
discovered that you really have to plan out your application's public
interface
ered that you really have to plan out your application's public
interface -- but it's a pretty good language IMO. I agree with the guy
about maybe the implementations could use work (the JVM is dog slow on
my iBook).
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Not quite sure why.
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mpletely faultless, but it gives me
the power and features of Linux but without making me micromanage every
little detail of the OS. You can micromanage if you want -- but if you
just want to get stuff done, the OS pretty much takes care of itself.
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On Friday, November 22, 2002, at 12:54 AM, darren chamberlain wrote:
But
$#array scares away Python weenies ("too much punctuation"), so maybe
there's some value there... :)
I knew there was a reason I didn't like it! :)
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ot referring to performance.
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On Thursday, November 21, 2002, at 10:26 PM, darren chamberlain wrote:
, note that
$n <= $#array
and
$i <= @array
are not equivalent: @array == $#array + 1
Doht.
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ng. (Even if by only one char.)
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I'm all for any non-M$-only tech, but ...
http://www2.theserverside.com/home/
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the site. He is also one of only three members that has posted more
than
once.
Grant M.
Cross-posted to GNHLUG too.
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> From 'perldoc perlop':
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> If the REPLACEMENTLIST is
> empty, the SEARCHLIST is replicated. This latter
> is useful for counting characters in a class or
> for squashing character sequences in a class.
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> As Ronald s
Here is a snippet of a script I am working on. It doesn't do what I
expect, which is simply to remove all of the occurrences of certain
characters from a string using the transliteration (tr///) operator.
However, it works perfectly when I put those characters into a
character class, change the
guration, so I can't use certain kinds of modules that have to be
installed. That's why I'm not using the Excel parse modules (though I
thought about it).
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rative privileges on this server, so I
can't use any modules that need to be installed as root or which
require additional tools ... this Solaris server doesn't even seem to
have the bash shell. :(
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k of code with a different
file handle inside the <>. Any good ideas that let me just use the
same block in either case?
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about the \z
metacharacter. It matches the end of the string only -- I assume that
it's there for situations like this (when the value of $ is being
messed with)?
Thank you,
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on's "$" is still trying to match a true end-of-line, not my
new definition of what an end-of-line is (four spaces).
Anyone have any ideas?
Erik
PS: Yes, I realize that this will cause the match to fail on the last
record
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; freshmeat. Wonder if people had experience with them and what the
>> experiences have been.
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thers", then write a web page that calls the Perl script as the
"action" attribute of its form.
The document URL above will tell you what you need to know.
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s a coding standard, isn't it personal preference?
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