Still hoping to find someone who can build the subject program.
Is a bid of $100.00 reasonable for this project? If not, please
tell me what would be reasonable.
Can anyone suggest a source where I might find a programmer who
could do this?
I've put together a page to try to explain my
Do you have an apache web server
what about a CGI script
I had my phone list in a CSV file, I then have two Perl scripts
The first one builds a web page with the list
The second is a CGI, that searches the HTML file and retrieves the matching
lines.
You enter your search criteria in a simple HTML
Thanks Bob, but I'm afraid the apache web server
and cgi script approach is way over my head.
Really hoping for a minimalist solution that is
much simpler to just do the search on a plain,
unformatted text file (perhaps with grep?).
Joe
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Bob Elzer wrote:
Do you have an apache
All the extra stuff just supports the GUI.
The operations would be performed on a simple text file
and you would be able to modify it by hand, if desired.
Jon
On 04/25/2013 12:50 PM, j...@actionline.com wrote:
Thanks Bob, but I'm afraid the apache web server
and cgi script approach is way over
Thanks for all the suggestions, guys; but I don't understand
any of those. I just want to find somebody who can make what
I'm seeking for a reasonable fee.
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Dazed:
For simple and cross platform, consider zenity:
Kevin:
I still don't get python's paradigm ... whereas perl ...
James:
The simplest solution I can think of is just to use any available text
editor,
or MS Word or Libre Office writer. You have the ability to search
as well as edit. Dumping the results of all the entries that match a search
won't be easy, though.
The advantage is minimum or no work to view -
Thanks Jon.
Yes, there no doubt are plenty of people who
could do what I described in my initial message,
but I just don't know where to look to find them.
My current method works fine, and I do use the
kwrite text editor and Libre Office (however I try
to never let anything from M$ corrupt my
Kevin wrote:
You could build something pretty easily using Perl with either
Wx or Tk as the GUI interface. Then create the entry fields that
you want (search, add, edit, etc...). Great thing is, then you
could make them work together with the same dataset (your txt file).
Thanks Kevin ...
That it might, be easier to learn that is, but I still don't get
python's paradigm of using whitespace to control structure. It's caused
me nothing but headaches when trying to use other code snippets. Where
as languages like Perl, C, etc..., I can just copy and paste whole
blocks into my
For something very simple and cross platform, you might consider using
zenity:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zenity
On Tue, Apr 23, 2013 at 7:42 PM, Kevin Brown kevinbrown...@gmail.comwrote:
That it might, be easier to learn that is, but I still don't get python's
paradigm of using
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