Dear Members, The Hacking community need to be exposed to the world of hacking as it is done all over the world. The Hackers need to grow and come up on the...
Hi All, Any idea's as to how I should go about installing one of the above modules. PPM is unable to find the modules and I get the error below: ppm> i...
... There are very few modules at that repository: http://www.soulcage.net/PPDS.58/ Use a different repository. See the PPM documentation for more information....
vvHi, Are you a software byer or a small company who is looking to outsource his projects to an offshore partner? or are you a coder,company who is looking for...
Hey all, wondering if a CGI can be an entry point for a web app as the default request for a directory. For example if I put index.html or index.asp or...
... Most CGI scripts (even non-Perl scripts) are given the extension *.cgi. So index.cgi would be a valid CGI but the web server must be configured so that it...
... see 'perldoc perldata' page. You can also gain some minuscule measure of efficiency by pre-extending an array that is going to get big. You can also extend...
I have two file, first.txt and second.txt first.txt Hello i am first text file ... Second.txt Hello i am second text file ... i want to insert data from...
... Mirza> I have two file, first.txt and second.txt Mirza> first.txt Mirza> Hello i am first text file Mirza> ----------- Mirza> ------- Mirza> ---...
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Dear Friends, Anybody has any idea about the Perl Garbage Collector. Give me Some tips to know and how to implement it in programs. I hope it helps in clearing...
... joshypy> Anybody has any idea about the Perl Garbage Collector. Give me Some joshypy> tips to know and how to implement it in programs. I hope it helps in ...
Hello friends, What is the method I should use to access a hash whose name is stored in another variable? Kindly consider the below code: #!/usr/bin/perl my...
hi , Hope this works for you... we can use foreach or while loop to printout the keys & values in an hash... Also, you need to refer a hash or an array to a...
KalyanRaj
kalyanrajs@...
Apr 5, 2006 11:35 am
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Hi all, I am trying to learn how to use hashes but I am a little bit lost: If I create a hash like: %Hash = (1,2,1,3,1,4,1,5); And try to obtain its keys and...
Oscar Moya
omoya@...
Apr 5, 2006 11:58 am
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Hi Oscar, In your first example: %Hash = (1,2,1,3,1,4,1,5); The 1's are the keys and therefore the value of the hash just gets reset. Your key must be unique. ...
a hash is a list of tuples, value - key. keys are unique (no duplicates in keys). A Hash is not sorted. So for your first "hash": There is only one key, the 1....
Hello all, I am trying to figure out a way to do something in Perl, and would appreciate y'alls opinion. I have a Perl script that I run each night to gather...
... That's up to you Roman. With low volume as you seem to be talking about a flat file may actually be more efficient. Future application development may be...
... #don't forget, even (especially!) in an example use strict; use warnings; ... No it doesn't. What the OP was talking about was 'soft references' (ie. ...
Paul Archer
tigger@...
Apr 5, 2006 2:31 pm
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I just got into a similar project (parsing NFS log files), and had the same decision to make. In my case, I know my data set is going to get large enough to...
Paul Archer
tigger@...
Apr 5, 2006 2:40 pm
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... Roman> Now, given the relatively small amount of information gathered right Roman> now, I think a flat file is fine. However, if someone can point me at ...
... I think they don't teach enough analysis in school. How are you using this data? Do you, most of the time, look up single records? Or do you use it all to...
I'm going to apologize now for me being very, very new to perl. I've just started learning about arrays and reading files. It's better for me to talk to...
... I've ... for ... talking ... text ... direction ... word, ... them to ... A couple of suggestions :-) At the top of your program, (after the #!... line),...
... "use warnings;" seems to be the new Right Way To Do It, but I've yet to see an explanation for why it's preferable to -w. What are the reasons for...