NOTE: I know how to solve this problem by processing the text in 2
steps, first finding all occurences of /A(.*)C/ and then searching for
B in $1, but I'm wondering if there is some advanced expression for
doing it in only one step.
I have an interesting little problem that I'm wondering if
It's possible you could approach the problem more
simply, maybe like this:
starting from every instance of /fh start
gathering all text except anything that looks like
a tag (ie. discard all tags) up until the point
where you find an instance of /location_addr1.
You're then
A local school is considering running a series of night courses in for
an Introduction to LAMP. I'm looking for any teaching materials
that would be appropriate for the course. The joy and curse of the
Internet is that there is a *lot* of stuff out there, HOWTOs and
tutorials, etc., but I'm
This article is a little dated, but I used it to get my feet wet in LAMP
http://www.devshed.com/c/a/PHP/The-Soothingly-Seamless-Setup-of-Apache-SSL-MySQL-and-PHP/
DevShed has a lot of good articles on PHP and MySQL.
-- Bill
Ted Roche wrote:
A local school is considering running a series of night
I assume that Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP is what he's refering to; although,
there is another project called "The LAMP", where 'LAMP' stands for "Linux
Animation and Movie Player"
-- Bill
Hewitt Tech wrote:
Ok, I'll bite, what does "LAMP" stand for?
-Alex
P.S. Perhaps Linux,
