I would also recommend using PATH_INFO instead of a query string. This will
more reliably set the filename then the content disposition will.
The HTML would be:
Untitled Page
picture
link
I would agree that slurping the entire file is a bad idea. However you
don't need to use read. You
On Wed, Jan 21, 2004 at 10:39:09PM -0600, Ken Williams wrote:
> This is probably because 5.6 expands the whole for(...) list in
> advance, but 5.8 evaluates it lazily.
Ah, but I'm using stock Perl on Panther, which is 5.8.1-RC3. It also
happens on my Debian Unstable box which is running 5.8.2.
There some sort of regexp strangeness going on here that I can't grok.
Your script doesn't work for me unless I print out the values of $1 AND $2.
If I just print out one it doesn't work either.
turner:~$ cat foo.pl
$_ = "UA-UI1,3,4,6";
m~(..)\-(..)(\d.+)~;
for $CC( $1 .. $2 ) { for $n ( split /,
On Sat, Jan 17, 2004 at 10:19:24PM -0800, Kim Helliwell wrote:
> I need to take a string like this:
>
> UA-UI1,3,4,6
>
> and expand it into an array of components like this:
>
> UA1 UA3 UA4 UA6 UB1 UB3 UB4 UB6 ... UI1 UI3 UI4 UI6
How's this?
my $str = "UA-UI1,3,4,6";
if ( my( $from, $to, $nums