On 12/26/2003 6:35 PM, u235sentinel wrote:

Are these date functions of perl part of the normal distribution or a CPAN module?

if (m|\Q$date\U|)



This didn't seem to make a difference.


I noticed a couple of commands that may help. System and exec. Apparently they were further in the Learning Perl book (I cheated.. flipped ahead ::grinz::)

If there is a perl function that will populate a variable with today's date please let me know. I'll try the system/exec commands and cross my fingers :D

Thx


Sorry, I should have included it in my original message. The function you are looking for is 'localtime' (see 'perldoc -f localtime').


Randy.



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