Terry Vaughn wrote:
> Hello. Can someone fwd me a snibbet of code to identify all files within a
>specified unix directory with a specific create date so that only those files are
>opened and operated on. Thanks.
This can be packed into tighter code (doing most of the work with a grep
on read
Roman @ Melihhov wrote:
> In HTML parser how do I match JavaScripts, e.g. HTML code in a form of:
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> Ideas appreciated.
You can play with HTML::Parser or try a simple
I'm using Mail::Sender for attaching .txt files. About a week ago, the users
began complaining that some of the dollar amounts in the attachment records
had "lost" the decimal point. We're on HP 11i. ( No patches have been
applied for several months). Perl 5.6
I can recreate the problem. The orig
In HTML parser how do I match JavaScripts, e.g. HTML code in a form of:
Ideas appreciated.
Roman.
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find . -type f -ctime 5
finds files in the current directory who's creation
time is 5 days ago.
see "man find"
there is also -atime which is access time, not
necessarily changed (ctime).
--- Terry Vaughn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello. Can someone fwd me a snibbet of code to
> identify all
Terry,
Take a look at find2perl.
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On Thu, 12 Sep 2002, Terry Vaughn wrote:
> Hello. Can someone fwd me a snibbet of code to identify all files within a
>specified unix directory with a specific create date so that only th
Hello. Can someone fwd me a snibbet of code to identify all files within a specified
unix directory with a specific create date so that only those files are opened and
operated on. Thanks.
Terry
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Hi All,
This is a prerequisite for Net::SSH::Perl and I am
getting some dynaloader errors when I run make test. I
searched on Google and perl mailing lists but couldn't
find any solution. It is a production machine and am
trying to install in my local directory. The perl
version is 5.6.1 built fo
