Greg Jetter pisze:
On Tuesday 01 December 2009 2:52:38 pm Paweł Prędki wrote:
Hello,
I have a website that uses a php engine for news generation and,
basically, most of the other pages. It uses a MySQL database to store
the majority of the page contents (i.e. news).
However, I've written
HI,
I have an error in opening one of my perl script, could any one tell me
where i look for resolving this problem. This error i looked in the apache
error logs. Thanks in advance.
* malformed header from script. Bad header=\tPUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0:
dashboard.pl, referer:
Raheel Hassan wrote:
HI,
I have an error in opening one of my perl script, could any one tell me
where i look for resolving this problem. This error i looked in the apache
error logs. Thanks in advance.
* malformed header from script. Bad header=\tPUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0:
dashboard.pl,
Hello All,
This for the first time I am interacting with a XML file through Perl. As a
matter of fact I am using any XML file the first time so I may go here
there with the technical terms of the XML file. I apologize for that.
Following is the structure of my XML file
root
start_element
2009/12/2 Parag Kalra paragka...@gmail.com:
Currently I am planning to process the above requirement using simple Perl
regex. But I feel it can be made simpler using any of the available modules.
So I have following questions:
1. Which are the best available XML modules for Perl?
2.
matt wrote:
my @hits = grep /$input/, DATA;
quotemeta:
my @hits = grep /\Q$input/, DATA;
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HI,
I have an error in opening one of my perl script, could any one tell me
where i look for resolving this problem. This error i looked in the apache
error logs. Thanks in advance.
* malformed header from script. Bad header=\tPUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0:
dashboard.pl, referer:
Hello, the while loop here still returns all the matching files.
Why?? It seems to me clear, from the discussion in the Camel book,
that *.foo should all the files when called successively, therefore,
here, the first call inside if () should return one file, and the rest
of the calls inside
Raheel Hassan wrote:
HI,
I have an error in opening one of my perl script, could any one tell me
where i look for resolving this problem. This error i looked in the apache
error logs. Thanks in advance.
* malformed header from script. Bad header=\tPUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0:
dashboard.pl,
2009/12/2 Rene Schickbauer rene.schickba...@gmail.com:
Raheel Hassan wrote:
HI,
I have an error in opening one of my perl script, could any one tell me
where i look for resolving this problem. This error i looked in the apache
error logs. Thanks in advance.
* malformed header from script.
Hi, guys:
I have a problem about the perl uninstall , my laptop's system is CentOS
5.3 x86_64, and the default perl version is perl -5.8.8;
I installed the newer version called perl -5.11.1by the tar.gz package
, but now I don't want it ~
In other worlds , I want to uninstall it
2009/12/2 Majian jian...@gmail.com:
Hi, guys:
I have a problem about the perl uninstall , my laptop's system is CentOS
5.3 x86_64, and the default perl version is perl -5.8.8;
I installed the newer version called perl -5.11.1by the tar.gz package
, but now I don't want it ~
In
HI,
I have an error in opening one of my perl script, could any one tell me
where i look for resolving this problem. This error i looked in the apache
error logs. Thanks in advance.
* malformed header from script. Bad header=\tPUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0:
dashboard.pl, referer:
Hi,
I have binary files 20080630 under a particular directory
(/mnt/data1/adserver/BinaryAdLogs) and there is a directory by the
name 2008_6_30 in /mnt/data1/adserver/DailyLogs
Basically i need to check the directory whether it exists in
/mnt/data1/adserver/DailyLogs for all the binary files
Raheel Hassan wrote:
* malformed header from script. Bad header=\tPUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0:
dashboard.pl, referer: http://localhost/index.pl*;
Here are more details for the core
printHTML,
HEAD,
Ah, yeah. You are missing the HTTP headers, try this before printing the
HTML:
Kaushal Shriyan wrote:
Hi,
I have binary files 20080630 under a particular directory
(/mnt/data1/adserver/BinaryAdLogs) and there is a directory by the
name 2008_6_30 in /mnt/data1/adserver/DailyLogs
Basically i need to check the directory whether it exists in
/mnt/data1/adserver/DailyLogs for
I have a repeated occurrence of a word that I want to replace by another word.
_Data_
fish
fish
fish
fish
output
fish/red fish
fish/blue fish
fish/yellow fish
fish/red fish
I did not find a solution. Please help me.
__
The
Dermot wrote:
If this is a source installation and you kept the source, I think you
can do `make uninstall` from source the directory.
If you uninstall perl, you are likely not to have any when done. Try
installing the version you want 5.8 or 5.10. Doing so should overwrite
the current one.
Hi,
Jim Gibson wrote:
At 9:58 AM +0800 12/2/09, =?GB2312?B?T3JjaGlkIEZhaXJ5ICjAvLuoz8nX0yk=?=
wrote:
You should also consider the speed of the programmer. I can write a
Perl program in less than half the time it would take me to write the
same program in C, C++, or Java. You will have to
Mark == Mark Galeck mark_galeck_spam_mag...@yahoo.com writes:
Mark Hello, the while loop here still returns all the matching files.
Mark Why?? It seems to me clear, from the discussion in the Camel book,
Mark that *.foo should all the files when called successively, therefore,
Mark here, the
On Tue, Dec 1, 2009 at 3:36 PM, David Schmidt zivildie...@gmail.com wrote:
[snip]
The actual problem is:
All the visitors have to be put in one of 4 groups. So for the first
10 minutes visitors go to group #1, next 10 minutes to group #2,
...when all 4 groups have been treated I want to
Hi all,
I often come across situations where I need to create method names based
on an iterator of some sort, and I'm looking for feedback on whether
(ie. how) I can simplify the code, make it easier to read and make it
more scalable.
The ALL_CAPS are method names that are dynamically generated
SB == Steve Bertrand st...@ibctech.ca writes:
SB Hi all,
SB I often come across situations where I need to create method names based
SB on an iterator of some sort, and I'm looking for feedback on whether
SB (ie. how) I can simplify the code, make it easier to read and make it
SB more
Hi, All!
No questions. Just expressing my fondness of Perl Hashes. :-D Have
a perly day! :-D
Aimee Cardenas
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On Wednesday 02 Dec 2009 16:03:53 Jackie Jackie wrote:
I have a repeated occurrence of a word that I want to replace by another
word.
_Data_
fish
fish
fish
fish
output
fish/red fish
fish/blue fish
fish/yellow fish
fish/red fish
I did not find a solution. Please help me.
If I
Aimee Cardenas wrote:
Hi, All!
No questions. Just expressing my fondness of Perl Hashes. :-D Have a
perly day! :-D
Aimee,
You'd *LOVE* dispatch tables then...
...it's like HASH with extra potential ;)
Steve
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awesome... I'll have to check that out. Thanks! :-)
Aimee
- Original Message -
From: Steve Bertrand st...@ibctech.ca
Date: Wednesday, December 2, 2009 7:42 pm
Subject: Re: I LOVE HASH(ES)!!! *:-D
To: Aimee Cardenas aim...@sfbrgenetics.org
Cc: Perl Beginners beginners@perl.org
I second Aimee.
Hashes are awesome.
On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 9:32 AM, aim...@sfbrgenetics.org wrote:
awesome... I'll have to check that out. Thanks! :-)
Aimee
- Original Message -
From: Steve Bertrand st...@ibctech.ca
Date: Wednesday, December 2, 2009 7:42 pm
Subject: Re: I
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