On 13/10/2002 01:30:18 perl-win32-users-admin wrote:
Hi list,
given an array reference in a hash, how can I append an item to the end of
that array? Or find the length so that I can assign it using $ref-[$n]
type notation?
I have tried various comboes...
$hash{$key} holds a reference to an
At 12:59 09/10/2002 -0700, $Bill Luebkert wrote:
Maybe the constants aren't defined:
use constant EWX_LOGOFF = 0;
use constant EWX_FORCE = 4;
Other values:
I eventually got this work to using the actual values rather than the
constant names in the call to Win32::AdminMisc::ExitWindows.
Ok I'm going to ask another really dumb question... (my last question was a
capitalization error)! Anyway I am a very, very novice perl programmer, so
forgive me if this seems obvious. I am writing a quick routine that will
ask for a person's user name and password in a DOS window, to be used
I'm designing building an automated testing system
using Perl. Our intent is to implement an interface to our target hardware via
an OLE com object. However, in reading up on this I've become quite
concerned about this thing being referred to as a "custom interfaces"
as not being fully
Hi, i have a file like this:
.
p167 bt1sqtf4 2720 1055adelevin 2002-10-14 11:21
p130 bt1sqtf4 1753 520 aginer2002-10-14 10:33
p143 bt1sqtf4 1658 518 alchippe 2002-10-14 10:30
p144 bt1sqtf4 1777 663 amaragou 2002-10-14 10:33
p175
Assuming you put each line in a variable called $line...
@columns = split($line);
Pretty simple, eh? @columns will have 8 elements (0-7) based on the
data you provided.
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Should be fairly simple...
You can split it using the space concept...
($p1,$p2,$p3,$p4,$p5,$p6,$p7,$p8) = split(/\s+/,$_);
So $p5 has the fifth element and you can do what ever you want with that.
Or you can use the array (@arr_extract) and do the same.
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