Hello,
Here is a regex question
I am using the following construct to ident embeded SQL:
($sql =EOF) =~ s/^\s+SQL: ?//gm;
SQL: select row_id
SQL: from gs_employee_queue g_q
SQL: where g_q.MMDDHHMM = '$MMDDhhmm'
SQL:and g_q.action = 'D'
SQL:and
Folks,
Simple question:
Is there a more elegant way to express this:
an array of names is converted into a comma-separated list.
if the list gets to long - limit it and add , etc. at the end.
$str = join ', ', @names;
if (length($str)90) {
($str = substr($str,0,90)) =~
Hello,
I have integer numbers represented in base 36 (each digit may have one of 36
values: ('0'..'9','A'..'Z')).
For example: '5BFHK'.
I need to increment the number by 1 or by some step (for example, by 25).
Here is my first take on incrementing by 1:
# -
#
Folks,
I have a long file which has many empty lines
with nothing but may be spaces or tabs (/^\s*$/).
These lines tend to group together creating chunks
of empty vertical space on the printout.
I want to reduce the number of empty lines
in such chunks to 1 line.
What would be an elegant
Wow!
This was fast.
And it works too!
Warmest Regards,
Lev Selector
-Original Message-
From: Ronald J Kimball [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, August 12, 2002 1:33 PM
To: Selector, Lev Y
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: removing extra empty lines
On Mon, Aug 12, 2002
Folks,
Problem:
need to read a very big text file starting from the end and moving
backwards to its beginning. This is similar to a diamond ( FH ) operator
functionality - but in the opposite direction. Need to do it without reading
and reversing the array of lines for the whole file (which
Ilmari,
Thank you.
This was really elegant.
Here is your script after some remaking
to make clear what it is doing:
#
package UNIVERSAL;
sub myprint {
print in myprint - 1\n;
print @_\n;
print in myprint - 2\n;
@_=@_; # removes
