On Thursday, May 23, 2002, at 10:56 , Leila Lappin wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I guess no answer to this question means that I'm on the wrong track
> trying
> to use Perl to work out this problem. May be I'll use C or something
> else.
>
> thanks
I do hope not to sound too harsh, but have you
thought you might be jumping the gun a bit?
could also mean that given that on my machine I
have a backlog of some 400+ messages from the
beginner's mailing list, that I can not always
get around to looking at and/or review them all
plus do trivial details like write the JNI base
class to integrate in a libfoo.so that will be
deployed, and requires a JMS wrapper on top of it,
plus the obligatory java test harness,
as well as the XS foo to make the perl interface
to the client side, plus the PM's that will be
needed on the Admin Side, plus rig it for interoperability
with WebAdmin...
Have you thought about
a) taking your base Idea
off on the side to say
/tmp/<yourNameHere>
b) thwack a little perl at the problem
and see how it blows up????
I mean you have your 'sample file' of what
you are expecting, and a sample file of what
you are expecting to rewrite - when you
get to the end of your code try say
print "Survey Says:\n"
system("diff $baseCleanFile $targetFile");
ciao
drieux
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