function dump(obj) {
var newwin =
window.open('
How about the HTML::Parser module? It's
installed by default withActivePerl. It's HTMLified POD is in the
on-line documentation inStart->Programs->ActivePerl->Documentation,
but you can also find it here: http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Reference/Products/ActivePerl/site/lib/HTML/
i'm trying to parse html to grab only the tags that are associated with a
form on the page - that is, all form code, input boxes, etc. i'm familiar
with regular expressions, but i'm not exactly sure how to approach this.
should i be trying to write a regular expression that will look for
everythi
Have a look at printf and sprintf, pretty much identical to the C functions of same
name, if that helps.
The functions take a series of stirngs : the first is the text of the string to
output, embedded with meta characters, each of which
may represent, variously, a string, a decial, a floating-
At 10:34am on Fri 06th July, Kristofer Wolff wrote:
> easy question for you, maybe.
> how can i round a number to 2 digs after kommata ?
>
> §num = "2.34547"
> // round it
> $num is than : "2.35";
Something like:
$num=sprintf("%0.2f",($num+=0.0049));
should 'round' the number up to 2.35 (for exa
hi folks,
easy question for you, maybe.
how can i round a number to 2 digs after kommata ?
§num = "2.34547"
// round it
$num is than : "2.35";
??
please help !
Kris
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