Perl Beginners Mailing List - The PBML is a list for the close-to absolute Perl beginner, allowing more experienced (and very kind and patient) Perl...
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Greg Webster
gwebster@...
Aug 3, 1998 8:19 pm
Heya all, Looks like the list is popular, so far 30 people have signed up in a couple of days. Please feel free to start posting, there are enough people on...
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Conrad Classen
cclassen@...
Aug 3, 1998 8:39 pm
Greg and all Let me be the first again. In order to link to a MS SQL server using ODBC, what is the preferred way of doing this? 1/2) use Win32:ODBC; 1)....
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Kelly Zhu, TSTC Library
kzhu@...
Aug 3, 1998 10:02 pm
Hi, all, I just subscribed to the list a moment ago. I am not quite clear about what has been discussed. But I want to know the details after reading the...
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Conrad Classen
cclassen@...
Aug 3, 1998 10:05 pm
Hi Kelly There where no previous posts as such, the one being referred to being the first one. Conrad ... From: Kelly Zhu, TSTC Library <kzhu@...> ...
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HaraldWolf@...
Aug 4, 1998 6:27 pm
Hi, i have problems with the perl -d (debug mode). If i want to view the variables if i type in "V" all variables are listed. But when i use "| V" (it works...
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Chuck Reed
c.reed@...
Aug 4, 1998 5:18 pm
Here is a list of info I have found: 1. Win32::ODBC FAQ at www.roth.net (good start) 2. Win32::ODBC Tutorial at www.netaxs.com/%7Ejoc/perl/article/Article.html...
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Greg Webster
gwebster@...
Aug 4, 1998 7:20 pm
I've noticed some of the questions that have been posted are not getting answered, and I apologize. I'm fairly new to Perl myself and just don't know...
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Andy Beaver
andyb@...
Aug 5, 1998 6:42 am
I'm new to scripting on the Win 32 platform, but it seems as though there a lot of options -- Perl, VB Script, Java Script, WSH, Kix, etc. How do I know that...
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Greg Webster
gwebster@...
Aug 5, 1998 7:04 am
... Hmmm...hard question. I personally went from HTML to Javascript then to Perl, and I'm still struggling along there. In the past though I've tried to teach...
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Conrad Classen
cclassen@...
Aug 5, 1998 11:59 am
Thanks Chuck The first I had looked at, but the seond and thirs appear to be even more comprehensive. Conrad Here is a list of info I have found: 1....
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webprogramming
info@...
Aug 5, 1998 11:59 pm
Here in the lush Irvine Silicon Valley of Southern California, there is still not a single JC , or even the local university for that matter, that teaches a...
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pang khong lin
klpang@...
Aug 6, 1998 12:31 am
yeap, help is needed here. Currently I am doing a project where I need to put up a form into the local intranet so that everyone could access it everywhere in...
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Greg Webster
gwebster@...
Aug 6, 1998 4:27 am
... I think that other than a minor segment in a Unix course at the local U here in Vancouver, there is nothing else local. I'm hoping to build a website with...
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Smith, Eric - WPAFB/Y...
Eric.Smith@...
Aug 6, 1998 1:44 pm
I assume you are using Win32 Perl. If so, you can either use the Win32::ODBC module or ADODB. If not, you need to lf you are on Unix, you might go to CPAN...
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Sheila McLaughlin
sheila@...
Aug 8, 1998 10:44 pm
Hi all, I have been reading the CGI.pm book by Lincoln Stein and I have a question regarding one of the scripts. (page 70, listing 2.3) If you don't have the...
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Greg Webster
gwebster@...
Aug 8, 1998 11:02 pm
But I would like to add a screen that takes in Credit Card info. I would need to include fields other than "textfields". I can't seem to get the submit button...
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Carmelo Rengifo A.
crengifo@...
Aug 9, 1998 4:31 pm
Please, How can I do to run a Perl CGI script from my browser (by example, Netscape) in Windows 95. I have Perl for Win32 v5.0003_7 on my PC. Thank you in...
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sheila mclaughlin
sheila@...
Aug 9, 1998 6:39 pm
Please, ... Do you have server software on your local computer? If not the following will apply. If I am tryng to test my perl programs on my local computer, I...
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Greg Webster
gwebster@...
Aug 9, 1998 7:57 pm
... thru my local server (not the remote). I think I remember getting a free copy of Microsoft's "Personal Server" that came on the CD included in back of one...
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Martin Sjöberg
sjoberg@...
Aug 9, 1998 9:35 pm
Hi! I'm trying to make this regex work like I want it to. This is as close I've come so far. while ($form{msg} =~ m/\b\S{41,}?\b/) { $form{msg} =~...
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pang khong lin
klpang@...
Aug 21, 1998 6:16 am
Help needed. I need to check a field to see whether it is empty. If it is not, need to check again if it contains only spaces. The empty part is easy, but how...
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Conrad Classen
cclassen@...
Aug 23, 1998 12:28 pm
Use the \s switch for spaces. i.e. /[\s]+/ Conrad ... From: pang khong lin <klpang@...> To: perl-beginner@... <perl-beginner@...> ...
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hdesign
hdesign@...
Aug 23, 1998 10:23 pm
I've been trying to figure out what is going on here: the first example returns > only $_='My email address is <<<web@...>.'; print "$_ \n"; print "Match...
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Jeff Boes
jboes@...
Aug 24, 1998 2:51 am
... Here's what you want: $_='My email address is <<<web@...>.'; print "$_ \n"; print "Match worked :$1:\n" if /<([^<]*)>/i; Broken down: < - matches a...
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Xiaoxiong Zhu
xxzhu@...
Aug 25, 1998 6:22 am
Hi,there. I need your help. I am using perl to wirte a cgi scripts. I need to insert a string into a data file called data.html . Suppose a tag <!--insert...
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Dave Dustin
dave@...
Aug 25, 1998 10:09 am
... This quickly (and probably badly) written piece of code below will do what you want. It will check to see if data.html exists, if it does, we work with...
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Harald Wolf
HaraldWolf@...
Aug 27, 1998 11:31 am
Hi, what is POD ? Which (Win32)-Application do i have to use if i want to read POD-Files ??? ____________________________________________________________ List...
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Jeff Boes
jboes@...
Aug 27, 1998 11:54 pm
... POD: "plain old documentation". It's a means of bundling module documentation in the source code (where it stands some chance of getting updated whenever...
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pang khong lin
klpang@...
Sep 2, 1998 3:23 am
this is part of the contents for test.pl $REQUIRE_DIR="c:\\taform\\cgi-bin\\"; push(@INC,$REQUIRE_DIR) if $REQUIRE_DIR; require 'test2.pl'; sub1(); and so on ....
