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tell me hw to save the contents of the running program ,is thr any
commands in perl ,i hv tried using the command "system",but iam able to
store only the output of the program ,but ia want to store the entire
content that appears in exectuable window.
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kalaivani
Sat Dec 9, 2006 11:11 am

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iam a beginner in perl ,can anyone suggest r can anyone give the notes regarding perl language... 		kalaivani
premrajan_18
Offline Send Email 		Jun 18, 2006
3:03 am

... Have you installed perl locally? Which platform (nix, windows, etc.) are you using? Charles K. Clarkson -- Mobile Homes Specialist Free Market Advocate Web...
Charles K. Clarkson
nottherat
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3:50 am

hi all, here i am doing a perl program where in, it should open the mentioned URL automatically and read the output which is of two lines in HTML and send a...
Vijay Bharath
download_vb
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4:13 am

iam using windows ,moreover i hd installed it kalaivani premrajan_18@... "Charles K. Clarkson" <cclarkson@...> wrote: ... Have you installed perl...
kalai vani
premrajan_18
Offline Send Email 		Jun 23, 2006
2:22 pm

... I'm not sure what an hd install is, but if you installed ActivePerl then all the documentation is in HTML files on your disk. Try opening a browser window...
Charles K. Clarkson
nottherat
Offline Send Email 		Jun 23, 2006
6:14 pm

I think localtime does so, you may also try DateTime on CPAN http://search.cpan.org/~drolsky/DateTime-0.35/lib/DateTime.pm If this solves the problem do reply...
abhishek jain
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7:14 pm

i hv used local time function itself.it worked.thank u frnd regards kalaivani abhishek jain <ejaincom@...> wrote: I think localtime does so, you may also...
kalai vani
premrajan_18
Offline Send Email 		Dec 20, 2006
5:46 pm

Dear Premrajan,, Begining perl is good book to learn perl, visit http://learn.perl.org/library/beginning_perl/ and then practice.. Good Luck -- Malyadri...
malyadri
mimalyadri
Offline Send Email 		Jun 19, 2006
6:19 am

Hi, if u want notes abt perl language .....then visit this link http://www.webbasedprogramming.com/Teach-Yourself-Perl-5-in-21-Days/ch5.htm Regards Ramesh...
bhupal78999
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tell me hw to save the contents of the running program ,is thr any commands in perl ,i hv tried using the command "system",but iam able to store only the...
kalaivani
premrajan_18
Offline Send Email 		Dec 9, 2006
6:08 pm

is thr any function in perl to display system time. regards kalaivani...
kalaivani
premrajan_18
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