Title: Pair of key+value is the one and the only one in the hash
Hi all,
Is there a way to know if the pair(key, value) is the one and the only one in the hash?
while (my ($key, $val) = each %parsed_keys) {
if ( ($key =~ /^help$/) ($val =~ /^y$/) (such pair is one and the only one in the
I try to pilot a BusinessObjects application using perl on a WinNT
platform.
I would like to open a document, refresh, save, export...
Every example of code related to the topic is welcome.
Thanks,
Patrick
Hi list,
this is my script:
print "Conten-type: text/xml\n\n";print OUTPUT;?xml
version='1.0'?!DOCTYPE uslcomlist SYSTEM
"analyse.dtd"analyse/analyseOUTPUTexit;
and this is the output by clicking
viewsource:
?xml
version='1.0'?!DOCTYPE uslcomlist SYSTEM
"analyse.dtd"analyse/analyse
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:BusinessObjects with perl
I try to pilot a BusinessObjects application using perl on a
WinNT platform.
I would like to open a document, refresh, save, export...
Every example of code related to the topic
From: $Bill Luebkert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
News Portal wrote:
Hi, I'm Dave.
I know you must be very busy, but I hope you can help me with this.
I migrated an app from Linux to Windows2000. Now, some of it runs
and access data from the original MySql database but some code
Title: Pair of key+value is the one and the only one in the hash
if (scalar(keys
%parsed_keys) == 1) {
print
"Something!\n";
}
else
{
#
whatever...
}
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Thanks to all.
My question is closed.
Patrick
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Subject: RE: BusinessObjects with perl
Author: Saurabh.Chandra ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) at internet
Date:6/26/03 10:59 AM
This sample code
Title: Variable scoping
Hi all,
I have a question. After so much scoping issues and trying to understand I am writing all my programs with use strict. However, I have some very old code that I am trying to modify and get up-to-date. However there are some programs that will require my code
Title: Variable scoping
If I understand your question, I had the
same problem of trying to share global variables between scripts (ie: Script A
calls Script B and you want them both to have access to variable $foo). I used the "our" keyword and it
seems to work just the way I wanted it