Hi Friends, I want to do Multicasting in Perl,when iam executing the following code the following error is coming. "setsockopt: Protocol not available" ...
Hi there, I was wondering :- 1) Ive got a CGI database & stuff.. im thinking of creating a 'slideshow' of pictures of various items Eg - (when finished, will...
http://www.census.gov/geo/www/gazetteer/places2k.html Does the above 4 files show the City / state ? I''ll assume the 1st two characters of the 'places'...
Hi After playing with this I rewrote it as follows, it works but takes a long time. Just wondering if there is another way to write something like this but...
... takes ... The 'algorithm' I used was: 1) Read guestbookphp.csv file (one with email addresses) into a hash. 2) Read in news.csv, parse out email address...
After an hour reading though programming perl... I realised I had left the & of the start of the variable name.. I also had to add no strict 'refs'; to get it...
Hi guys.. I have passed a subroutine containing sql statement to a session variable.. and I need to run that sub stored in the var name.. for example: sub...
I have a really bizarro mail server here at my work that has a ton of really strange config files. Without getting into too much details about it's setup. I...
Hehe... try this... cat | awk '{print $1}' I know it's not perl, but it wouldn't be that easy in perl :-) Seriously, in perl, I'd probably do it like this... ...
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Apr 2, 2003 1:05 am
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I'm trying to link to Central Commands website to dynamically generate links for each daily briefing whether the briefing is held by CENTCOM or the DoD. They...
I'm stuck here because I can't let my Perl program read in a huge file (5,000,000 lines). If I use my normal way of reading, my computer just crashes. The...
don't assign it to an array.. big waste of memory.. open (FH1,"< $file"); while (<FH1>){ # Do stuff to each line working on $_ } see if that helps.. rgds ...
Hi did any body encounter such an error with Oracle 9i portal. Error: Your account is globally locked. Please try logging in after the global lockout duration...
Hi Hope this isn't too silly a question but I am very new to Perl and am trying to check if the users input is a number. Basically, here's what I've got so...
Jaco
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Apr 2, 2003 10:39 pm
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... you the // surrounding the [0-9] to make it a regex. so change it to $times_tables =~ /\d/ the \d matches any one digit (0-9) and so is basically the...
Not quite -- /[0-9]/ will also match "a3a'; as in this code -- $a = <>; if ( $a =~ /[0-9]/ ) { print "OK"; } else { print "no"; } output -- perl test.pl a3a OK...
Here is a section from the perl cookbook. ... Checking Whether a String Is a Valid Number Problem You want to check whether a string represents a valid number....
Thanks everyone for your help :) I've read a few basic things on regexps but need to find loads of examples really to read through and try and understand To...
Jaco
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Apr 2, 2003 11:41 pm
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You need something like this untested code -- $flag = "keep-going"; while ( $flag eq "keep-going") { print "Enter the table you want to work with <1-25> "; ...
You are right! I forgot all about the is... functions. ... From: Charles K. Clarkson [mailto:cclarkson@...] Sent: Wednesday, April 02, 2003 15:52 To:...
... What you need is a loop that will continue to query the user after incorrect input. This loop runs forever. It is dangerous but can be escaped on most...
I have a date from the form in format: 2003-04-03, (yyyy-mm-dd). $date = $field{'date'} ; but once after input I want to format it through script as: Apr-04-03...
Sure it's possible. split() on a hyphen into an array, substr() the first element to take the last two digits of the year, convert the month to a name via a...
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Apr 3, 2003 11:44 pm
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I am trying to get up and running on perl cgi scripts. I have tried to execute a test program and get a 500 error. In the error log it says: [Thu Apr 03...
Bernard, I'm no expert, but in the absence of a more knowledgeable response, I can help try and find the answer. From what I've found on the web there are a ...
Hi Don, My machine is xp pro. I hope it's not the Perl code, as I am attempting to access an included cgi file, tryit.cgi (I was trying cgivariable as well, ...
Bernard, Sorry, but I won't be much help to you. If its not the code itself (a safe bet for the sound of it) then its either the server or the OS or the way ...
