Byron Wise wrote:
> --- lonh SENG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I am beginner of perl and unix system.
> > I have a flat file containing email address.
> > I want to send the same message to those guys in
> > the flat file.
> > Could anyone help me?
>
> This is a very basic approa
Graham Etherington wrote:
> Hi, I'm trying to use an application which uses Perl Tk, so I've downloaded,
> gunzipped, untarred and installed tcl 8.3.3 and tk 8.3.3. They install and
> test fine, but when I run my application (VGO - Virus Genome Organiser) I
> get an error saying "Can't locate T
SuccessInMind wrote:
> Beside inserting some cryptic code here and there and sometimes including
> some environement variables to create a domain proprietary script does
> anyone knows of any effective ways to protect our Perl code from unwanted
> eyes?
>
> I have seen a script once where all th
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
" Hi Perl Hacker! I have a set of scripts in use on my system that i would
" like to start tweaking. They are all hand written and not someone elses
" work. I would like to start reducing the memory it takes to run the scripts.
" I want to start implementing undef declara
Andy Bastien wrote:
>
> There's a technique that I've been using for a while to set default
> values for variables, along the lines of:
>
> my $foobar = (shift or 42);
>
> I am correct in thinking that the '(shift or 42)' part creates an
> array slice with a single value, and that the assignmen
2").
>
> while($char ne "\n")
> {
> seek FILE, $pos, 2;
> read FILE, $char, 1;
> $pos--;
> }
>
> $final = ;
> print "Last line is: $final\n";
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-Tim Hammerquist <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
A child of five would understand this.
