Hi,
I'm a newbie with perl and I don't know much about programming either. I
wrote a script to manipulate services on Windows, and it works fine :
use Win32::Service;
$server_main=ncedpeuziat;
$server_backup=nceoatestdp;
$current_date = localtime(time);
open(LOGFILE, CServer_Sync.log);
Hi, all.
use strict;
my $str = 'lazha';
my $pattern = 'la(zh)(a)';
my $replacement = '$1op$2';
$str =~ s/$pattern/$replacement/;
print $str;
__END__
I want
zhopa
to be printed. So far it is obviously '$1op$2'. eval (as well as s///ee)
doesn't seem to be helpful.
More generally, I want to
Denis Peuziat wrote:
Hi,
I'm a newbie with perl and I don't know much about programming either. I
wrote a script to manipulate services on Windows, and it works fine :
sub Stop_Service {
print LOGFILE Stopping $_[0] on $_[1] ...\n;
Win32::Service::StopService($_[1], '$_[0]');
That
Àðòåì Àâåòèñÿí wrote:
: use strict;
: my $str = 'lazha';
: my $pattern = 'la(zh)(a)';
: my $replacement = '$1op$2';
: $str =~ s/$pattern/$replacement/;
: print $str;
: __END__
:
: I want
:
: zhopa
my $replacement = $1o\p$2;
# or:
my $replacement = qq($1op$2); # You can read more about
At 06:47 PM 12/6/2005 +0300,
my $str = 'lazha';
my $pattern = 'la(zh)(a)';
my $replacement = '$1op$2';
$str =~ s/$pattern/$replacement/;
print $str;
I want zhopa to be printed. So far it is obviously '$1op$2'. eval (as well
I think ur going about this the wrong way. I'm guessing that u want to
I wanted to make a joke about the subject, but every time I try such a
thing, it never comes out right. Sigh.
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Wow.. I thought about evaling $replacement only, but this way.. It works
great. Except it is a brain damage (for me) to understand why it works ;)
This trick with \$str in eval is really worth a record in Cookbook.
The actual task which caused the issue is that parts of regexp are given be a
English is not my native, so i'd be pleased if you explain me the point :)
I wanted to make a joke about the subject, but every time I try such a
thing, it never comes out right. Sigh.
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Артем Аветисян wrote:
English is not my native, so i'd be pleased if you explain me the point :)
He probably had in mind something of a sexual nature. :)
I wanted to make a joke about the subject, but every time I try such a
thing, it never comes out right. Sigh.
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Hi
Folks,
I've been using Perl
for a number of years, and I'm now learning Win32::OLE for manipulating Excel
files. I'm try to copyor cut a range of cells from one Worksheet to
another. The "Select" portion works fine, but the "Paste" is not
working..
Thanks in advance
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English is not my native, so i'd be pleased if you explain me the point :)
He probably had in mind something of a sexual nature. :)
I wanted to make a joke about the subject, but every time I try such a
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I've been using Perl for a number of years,
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And you post code with no use strict and warnings? :p
Actually what you posted fails to run. So I tidied it up a bit and got
this to copy and paste as you desired. Do allow for line wrap.
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