Bill Luebkert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> eyal edri wrote:
> > Hi Bill,
> >
> > I didn't quite undestand what you meant,
> > If i understood right, you said you don't have this error message when
> > trying to fetch the site? is that correct?
>
>
.
Any idea?
On 1/13/08, Bill Luebkert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> eyal edri wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > i'm using LWP::UserAgent & Crypt:SSLeay to fetch pages from the web
> > (https also).
> > i was trying to fetch the url : https://www.magnusadve
ess if they have
a valid certificate or not?
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s possible).
I know There'e Telent or Rsh, but it requries to enter the User & Password inside the perl code.
Is there a way to mask the password in the code?
thanks,
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he loop, thus reducing time of the checking each line (i will replace it with a boolean var to check if to chop the line or not)thanks,-- Forwarded message --
From: eyal edri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Date: Mar 10, 2006 4:21 PMSubject: Re: [Perl-unix-users] how to improve text man
s should be> chopped/limited to XX CHARS.)
You seem to be doing that already (line by line).> I know that using ''awk''/''sed''/"grep" suppose to produce better results.Probably true.> Also using regular expressio
X CHARS.)
I know that using ''awk''/''sed''/"grep" suppose to produce better results.
Also using regular expressions will probably improve performance.currently i'm at a loss, trying to search bits and pieces that will solve the pro
.. $missingPatch = "yes";
} } }if ( $missingPatch =~ m/yes/ ) --- > this is where the error occurs. (i've tried also $missingPatch eq 1) or '1' or "1" ... .
{ .. } I can't understand why perl shouts ab
e one Package, similar to every pkg distributed
to Solaris - so you can run pkgadd pkgName and it will install/run what
you choose.
Anyone has done it? , has good resources for it ?
p.s: does Perl 'Packaging' mentioned in many perl books reffer to this?
thank you.-- Eyal Edri,Sy
Problem Solved!!! :)
Thanks for every one of you perl Experts.. i've learnd alot from this.
Bruce Hudson wrote:
You are under a very basic misunderstanding. This is a trace of the
EXECUTION of your script, not the compilation/loading. From the earliermessages you sent in, you are calling "Switch
Bill Luebkert wrote:>How about telling us why you are using those routines ?
>Do you have a snippet of code that shows your usage of them ?
>I've never had the need for them, so I don't have any experience.>There are a lot of REs in that code from a cursory look.
I will try and put some of my code
m with heaps of menus and printouts).
So My Question is, is there any way around this? , like telling Perl to
only decipher part of it (on - demand, condition for e.g.) ?
P.S I think the "match_variable" is probably the same, but only for Variables.
Thank you.
Eyal Edri,
Sys
bill luebkert wrote:
You can add more instances of the line above through your code and
see where any large delays are. Or you could check out profiling
your code with -D:Dprof switch and run .../perl/bin/dprofpp.bat to
see results.
I've run the Profiling using: perl -d:Dprof myprog.pl and
ses those ?
I didn't quite understood what and split and how to split.
Where exactly the Autoloader section should come?
thank you.
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System Engineer,
Avaya Communications
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i've also tried using a sub :
sub load_module {
eval "require $_[0]";
die if $@;
$_[0]->import(@_[1 .. $#_]);
}
to try load the specific module at the right time and not in the begining -- Eyal Edri
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this to the /.cshrc and running: system ("souce /.cshrc")
doesn't work...
anyone has done it ?-- Eyal Edri
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Hi,
i want to know how can i send an array (@array) as reference to a sub routine.
Just like in java or c# for eg:
sub doSomething()
{
my $item;
push ($_[0], $item);
}
#main
doSomething (@array);
print @array; -- > i should now see item printed.
thank you.-- E
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