Thank you tremendously!
One more quick question.. Have you used this much? How did it stack up to
your expectations? Any issues I should research?
Regards,
Kevin D. Dearing
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From: Mike King [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, Fe
There is such a beast, look at http://www.demobuilder.com/ Microweb is
what you need.
Cheers
Mike
At 07:18 PM 2/22/01 -0500, Dearing, Kevin D. (Cahners -Radnor) wrote:
>Hello Eric,
>I was just wondering if you found a solution and success in the above topic
>- running a CGI script on a CDROM?
Hello Eric,
I was just wondering if you found a solution and success in the above topic
- running a CGI script on a CDROM?
Any information at all would be most appreciated!
Regards,
Kevin D. Dearing
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From: Smith, Eric - WPAFB/YSXOI [SMTP:[EMAIL PR
Hi Everyone:
I noticed that my Perl error log was starting to fill up with "modification
of a read-only value attempted" errors, so I had a look at my webserver's
log file, and noticed that this happened when the user added something like
"?" to a GET call to the script in question, e.g.
/camera
-Original Message-
From: Kristofer Wolff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
I using:
$p =~ s/\[\+(.*)\]//;
--
Try
$p =~ s/\[\+(.*?)\]//;
or
$p =~ s/\[\+(.*?)\]//g;
to remove all of them.
the ? after the * makes it "non-greedy" ie it attempts to collect the
minimum m
Title: RE: regex / a simple question
Hello,
thanks Jenda!
$string = "1<2<3,4<5,6,7[+1,1,1]>[+1,1]><8,9[+1,2]>[+1]>[+]";
I've tried your
$string =~ s/\[\+(.*?)\]//;
Result:
1<2<3,4<5,6,7>[+1,1]><8,9[+1,2]>[+1]>[+]
Then I've tried your:
$string =~ s/
hello all,
is there any regex that would do the following?
Say that you have a file with these contents:
11251514245222Hello2Uback2435252525
13145252424241Hello2452626262626
Is there any regex that when looking for the string "Hello" it will detect
the 'Hello' on the second line and not the fir
> hi all,
>
> can anyone please help me ???
>
> if got a string:
> "1<1<1,1<1,1,1[+1,1,1]>[+1,1]><1,2[+1,2]>[+1]>[+]"
>
> and want to remove all "[...]" things, using a wrong regex, because mine
> starts by the first [ and ends by the last "]" to remove.
> :
> <1<1,1<1,1,1
>
> I using:
>
> $p
hi all,
can anyone please help me ???
if got a string:
"1<1<1,1<1,1,1[+1,1,1]>[+1,1]><1,2[+1,2]>[+1]>[+]"
and want to remove all "[...]" things, using a wrong regex, because mine
starts by the first [ and ends by the last "]" to remove.
:
<1<1,1<1,1,1
I using:
$p =~ s/\[\+(.*)\]//;
thanx Kr
DO NOT GO TO THIS SITE! Errors and pop-up hell!
No telling what else...
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From: Kristofer Wolff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Parry Troy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; perllist
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thursday, February 22, 2001 3:31 AM
Subject: AW: Simple Server/Client Code
>there
> project called WINAWAY, a free alternativ tp "pcanywhere" looks interesting.
>
> I read a artikle in a newsgroup. but the side was not fginished yesterday !
>
> take a look
VNC has been doing that for many years:
http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/
_
BEWARE!
The URL posted below is one of those pesky things that pop
up a gazillion windows using Javascript and resist your
desire to close it by popping up yet more windows.
-P
-Original Message-
From: Kristofer Wolff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2
there is a project called "NUCLEAR" on:
http://nebula.spaceports.com/~nuclear/
i herard there get it in the beginning of march. Its a open source Server
project called WINAWAY, a free alternativ tp "pcanywhere" looks interesting.
I read a artikle in a newsgroup. but the side was not fginished ye
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