CSS is just an XML document, so all you need is a regular XML parser.
Me, I'm lazy, so I simply use XML::Simple.
Ben Eagle wrote:
> Whats the best way to parse CSS,
> I am trying to make a Perl form that will allow users to edit a current CSS
> file
>
> I looked at the CSS module on CPAN but the
Ben Eagle wrote:
> Whats the best way to parse CSS,
> I am trying to make a Perl form that will allow users to edit a current CSS
> file
>
> I looked at the CSS module on CPAN but the document tation is vague,
> does aqny one have an example of this??
What sort of editing did you have in mind ?
Gary Yang wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The script bellow prompt user to enter login password. But, when I enter
> the passwd at prompt, it shows me the passwd I typed. How to make the
> passwd invisible while I'm typing the passwd?
>
> print "\nPlease Enter login passwd: ";
> chomp($passwd = );
Try
Whats the best way to parse CSS,
I am trying to make a Perl form that will allow users to edit a current CSS file
I looked at the CSS module on CPAN but the document tation is vague,
does aqny one have an example of this??
Thanks
Ben
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Perl-Unix-U
Hi,
The script bellow prompt user to enter login password. But, when I enter the
passwd at prompt, it shows me the passwd I typed. How to make the passwd
invisible while I'm typing the passwd?
print "\nPlease Enter login passwd: ";
chomp($passwd = );
I greatly appreciate you