Re[2]: Checkboxes

Hello Jim, Tuesday, January 27, 2004, 7:46:33 PM, you wrote: JH> $Bill Luebkert in <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >> Jim Hill wrote: >> >> > Flags=1414 >> > >> > Is there a module or a perl algorithm for determining which of >> > the 14 checkboxes are enabled from a "Flags=" value? >> >> I would just us

Re: Checkboxes

[Jim Hill wrote] [...] > Flags=1414 > > ... which is linked to a set of gui checkboxes - some, but not > all, of which are mutually exclusive. Checking each option in > turn and monitoring the .cfg file results in this table ... > >0 no flags set >1 subscriber is suspended >2 re

Re: Checkboxes

Jim Hill wrote: > $Bill Luebkert in <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > >>Jim Hill wrote: >> >> >>>Flags=1414 >>> >>>Is there a module or a perl algorithm for determining which of >>>the 14 checkboxes are enabled from a "Flags=" value? >> >>I would just use a hash and for loop. eg: > > > I suspected that

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Re: Checkboxes

$Bill Luebkert in <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Jim Hill wrote: > > > Flags=1414 > > > > Is there a module or a perl algorithm for determining which of > > the 14 checkboxes are enabled from a "Flags=" value? > > I would just use a hash and for loop. eg: I suspected that there might be solution comp

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Re: Checkboxes

Jim Hill wrote: > Hi all > > The [subscribers] section in the .cfg file of my mailing list > manager gives a flag value for each subscriber ... > > Flags=1414 > > ... which is linked to a set of gui checkboxes - some, but not > all, of which are mutually exclusive. Checking each option in > turn

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RE: Checkboxes

Code: $bitstring=unpack(b16,$flags); print "Bitstring is $bitstring\n"; # 100011101100 for 1414 HTH :) -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Jim Hill Sent: Tuesday, January 27, 2004 1:42 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Checkboxes

Checkboxes

Hi all The [subscribers] section in the .cfg file of my mailing list manager gives a flag value for each subscriber ... Flags=1414 ... which is linked to a set of gui checkboxes - some, but not all, of which are mutually exclusive. Checking each option in turn and monitoring the .cfg file result