I am writing a script that will need to add user to a protected section on
our unix server. I'm curious as the formats you can use when adding a user
to the .htpasswd file.
What characters can be used, and what character cannot be used in the
username and in the password?
I've looked all over fo
untested, but should work for you:
@res=split(/(\D+)(\d+)/, $data);
Shawn
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If you do a split the split is based upon the pattern that you are entering,
@res=split(/(\D+)(\d+)/, $data);
The code you have here will split upon the match of none-numbers and then
numbers pattern, which is not
what he really wants he wants to really match a string, because there is no
dividi
Two things
1) your answer - no need for split - just use regex
($a,$b) = $x =~ /(.{3})(.*)/;
2) Just use the relevant Active state list. Many people are in multiple
lists and will not appreciate getting the same question 5 times. In the
long run this will hurt your channces of getting an ans
> "ponnambalam" == ponnambalam ma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> DEAR FRIENDS,
> PLEASE HELP ME REGARDING THE REGULAR EXPRESSION IN SPLIT FUNCTION
> data is : CDM210909 or FDM210909 ( ie start with 3characters followed
> any no of numeric numbers)
> probelm is : i need to split this w
DEAR FRIENDS,
PLEASE HELP ME REGARDING THE REGULAR EXPRESSION IN SPLIT FUNCTION
data is : CDM210909 or FDM210909 ( ie start with 3characters followed
any no of numeric numbers)
probelm is : i need to split this word into CDM and 210909( split into
characters & numbers).
--- ie, i wi
Greetings...
If the field length is set as you specified in the examples, then a substr
would probably be the fastest method.
$my_data = 'CDM210909';
$word = substr($my_data, 0, 3);
$number = substr($my_data, 3);
If you absolutely must have a regex, it should be somethin
I know there is a win32-shortcut module. But I can't "use
Win32::Shortcut" from the linux based perl it doesn't want to load
under linux perl. Has anybody worked out how it might be used
on a linux server to modify windows 9x style shortcut files using
the windows version of perl?
Urs RAU
He
Is there a way (speak a module maybe ?) to modify windows
"*.pif" files from within perl?
The most convenient way would be if it even worked from the unix
perl side as well. I quite often have to modify some *.pif file on
linux servers.
Urs RAU
Head of Information Services OM UK HeadQuarter
