... feature and [ . . ] ... cookbook and http://search.cpan.org/~ahicox/Time-Interval-1.0.5/Interval.pod if you want to use the same module in order to get...
I'm trying to create this structure on the fly and the structure below
is just an example. I want the return value to initialize another
complex hash which...
RAJESH PETHE
rpethe@...
Mar 1, 2006 11:53 am
22925
... Thanks. For some reason, when I leave off the third argument, I get "HASH(0xa8220)" as a result. I also get the same thing if I use "0" as the third ...
Hello I have seen a lot of code on the net which has very very good internal documentation. Could anyone suggest a tool to do such documentation.. Regds Jab ...
... I helped Shawn off-list and got a solution. #!/usr/bin/perl -w use Time::Interval; use warnings; use strict; my $diff_time_seconds = getInterval('02/26/06...
... wrote: [ a solution arrives ] Super! (I was a bit confused as I didn't see any code in the post of Shawn's that I received). ... -w and use warnings ? [ ....
... jabir> I have seen a lot of code on the net which has very very good internal jabir> documentation. jabir> Could anyone suggest a tool to do such...
Hi all. I have just joined the group, my name is Eduardo Perez from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Have a good day everybody ! Now, I have a question. I am beginning...
... Eduardo> But, how is this implemented in perl? What do you mean, "implemented"? How does the C code that makes up /usr/bin/perl do it? That's a *long*...
Hi Randal, thanks for your answer. Sorry, but english language is not my strength. reading perldoc perlsub give me the answer: ..... The return value of a...
... b2174ml> Can someone tell me how to parse this regular expression? That's not a regular expression. That's a piece of XML. b2174ml> <CallReceivedEvent...
Hi , I beleive what u want to know is simply how to run some .pl file from some other .pl file. The simple command is: system "./xyz.pl"; just make sure that...
Right. XML::Simple would do, I guess? Now, XML::Simple would parse all internals between the opening and closing tags, but you still need the /^<(\w+)/ regex...
... kiperez> I know this is a simple matter but it eludes me at the moment. kiperez> But... kiperez> How do I call one PL file from within another script? If I...
And also if you are not capturing the return value then do not use backticks as perl does extra processing for it. Also take are a few security issues with it ...
Hello, I'm a recruiter searching for software developers with experience in Perl. Location of position is Sommerset, NJ. This position is full- time...
... elizabethgreen2> I'm a recruiter searching for software developers with elizabethgreen2> experience in Perl. Location of position is Sommerset, NJ. ...
you can try in www.jobsahead.com and www.naukri.com. There you can find lot of perl developer resumes. otherwise post ur job to that site automatically you'll...
Hello Can anyone help me with this The user input could be /home/user/file.txt $HOME/file.txt ~/file.txt $SOMELOCATION/a.txt $APPPATH/a.conf. how could i...
If the user is giving inputs to the shell then you don't need to do
anything. If it's giving inputs to perl then you need to access the %ENV
hash that stores...
RAJESH PETHE
rpethe@...
Mar 6, 2006 6:45 am
22949
the problem is i am not sure which env variable he would use! jab ... -- To try is to risk failure, but risk must be taken, Because the greatest Hazard in life...
Hi folks, I want to generate a HTML code using the package CGI.pm or HTML::EasyTags. But, my problem is following: I need to create a table whose rows are...
... Thiago> I want to generate a HTML code using the package Thiago> CGI.pm or HTML::EasyTags. Thiago> But, my problem is following: I need to create a table ...
... The user is not using the shell, but providing the above examples while the perl script is running. I spoke with jab via IM and the solution was simply to...
... Damien> The user is not using the shell, but providing the above examples Damien> while the perl script is running. Damien> I spoke with jab via IM and the...