Jimmy George wrote at Fri, 27 Sep 2002 00:36:42 +0200:
When we use commands such as
$q-p(some line of text);
when doing prints, is there any way of giving the output attributes such
as we can with css descriptors?
e.g.
$q-p({-style = 'color: red; font-size: 24pt'},
some line of
Hi
I'm trying to get some examples for this module but cannot find any. Can
someone please send me a simple example. I want to extract the headers and
body of the messages and also be able to delete the messages.
Thanks
Margaret
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Hello,
I'm creating a web site for our department at my school. We have a
sign-up form for a society that people can join. I want to create a
MySQL database of university names and allow the user to click on a
Lookup button on the sign-up form when they get to the field
University Affiliation
use or instead of like :
if (($ARGV[0] eq ) or ($ARGV[1] eq ) or ($ARGV[2] eq )) {
print You must give me 3 parameters\n;
exit
}
It works for me.
Thanks
Anurag Kumar Singh
AMDOCS DEVELOPMENT LTD.
Limassol , Cyprus.
Phone: +357-25-845384(O)
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From:
Hi all,
I am wondering if you guys can help me out here:
I have a log file containing information like this:
THU DEC 6 14:55:00 2001111222333444
FRI DEC 7 01:00:00 2001 555666777888
SAT DEC 8 13:00:00 2001xxxxxxxxxxxx
SUN DEC 9 04:00:00 2001xxx
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From: david [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 8:41 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Hide a string while saving it to file
Nyimi Jose wrote:
I have a string (ascii).
I would like to apply a rule on it before saving it to
On Fri, 27 Sep 2002, Anurag K. Singh wrote:
use or instead of like :
if (($ARGV[0] eq ) or ($ARGV[1] eq ) or ($ARGV[2] eq )) {
print You must give me 3 parameters\n;
exit
}
It works for me.
1) If I were to use your program how would I pass an empty string as an
Hello,
I'm working with perl 5.6.1 on HP-UX. I met a little problem when I tried to
use a Tibco specific library: I have 3 library, the first one can be used
successfully but the two other create an error:
Can't load '/opt/TeSCX100L04D/perl/lib/site_perl/5.6.1/PA-RISC2.0-thread-
Lance Prais wrote at Fri, 27 Sep 2002 01:55:31 +0200:
If a=b or a=c or a=d do this How would I do that?
I thought I could do it like this but it did not work.
1.
If ($a=b) || ($a=c) || ($a=d)
{
DO this
}
2.
If ($a=b) || if ($a=c) || if ($a=d)
{
DO this
}
If there are
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From: Theocharous, Amrit
Sent: 27 September 2002 09:51
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:
All,
Can't see to get this right.
# Connect to my port... Works fine!
$ClientSocket = new IO::Socket::INET (
PeerAddr = '166.12.121.47',
PeerPort = $SendPort,
Proto
I want to make a script to print parameter-1, parameter-2, and parameter-3.
Parameter-1 and parameter-2 just a SINGLE word.
Parameter-3 = string.
#!/usr/bin/perl
$p1=$ARGV[0];
$p2=$ARGV[1];
$p3=$ARGV[2];
print $p1 $p2 $p3
Then, I test it like this: ./myscript word word this is
Nyimi Jose wrote:
From: david [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
sub fix_it{
my $s = shift;
$s =~ s#(.)#chr(ord($1)/2)#ge;
I did know that it was possible to use # character instead of the / one,
while substution. I understand why you use it :-) (because of division
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Hi, i wonder how i can get only the files that are modified
less than a hour for exemple in a directory.
How can i do this in Perl?
Use stat or lstat to get the mtime and compare it to the current time.
The times used are in seconds so one hour would be 3600
I don't know what problem you are facing as the
following code runs properly:
#! /usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
my $var1=$ARGV[0];
my $var2=$ARGV[1];
my $var3=$ARGV[2];
print var1 is $var1\n var2 is $var2 \n var3 is
$var3\n;
Now when you give :
how is that working?
it prints:
var1
Does Perl have an in operator or something similar?
If not how would I find out if a certain list has a certain element?
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check out perldoc -f grep
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From: Kyle Babich [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, September 27, 2002 4:34 AM
To: beginners
Subject: newbie - in
Does Perl have an in operator or something similar?
If not how would I find out if a certain list has a certain
Right now, to get to a certain line number, I will open the file, set a for
loop to get a line until line number is reached, and then quit. Is there a
faster way?
ex: for (my $i = 1; $i = $LineNumber; $i++)
{
$Line = $FileHandle-getline;
}
Thanks.
Sean
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I think, when you use system(), that you're expecting something it's not
going to give you. I found this out trying to use grep. I said
my $Value = system(grep -l somevalue somefile)
and the return was always 0. I found, though, that instead of using system,
use the '`' character:
Hi,
I have a file with this data:
..CITY/STATE. |aBalt., MD
..COUNTY. |aBALTIMORE
..CITY/STATE. |aBaltimore, Md
..COUNTY. |aBALTIMORE
..CITY/STATE. |aBaltimore, Maryland
..COUNTY. |aBALTIMORE
..CITY/STATE. |aBaltimore, MD
..COUNTY. |aBALTIMORE
..CITY/STATE. |aBALTIMORE, Md
..COUNTY.
Hello tony
You gave me en grat answer on how to post but now i got another problem
I post alright using this code:
use LWP::UserAgent;
$url=http://www.google.com.br/search?q=$quehl=ptlr=ie=UTF-8oe=UTF-8sta
rt=10sa=N;
$age=Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows 98);
my $lwp =
I read in a filename but I don't know how get the file version out of the file. It
seems Perl stat() doesn't work this way. Anybody knows what Perl function or module
will work?
Thanks,
HL
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My problem, is getting the script to write a thread, to an htm,html,or even txt
document.
Question...Seeing what I have,which is suppose to work;
Do you see a problem with it, or know of another way to print a link to
a referanced page?
print Pragma: no-cache\n;
if($redirect ($redirect
On Thu, Sep 26, 2002 at 09:38:18PM -0300, Bruno Negrao - Perl List wrote:
Hi,
Hi Bruno,
I'm triyng to open the /etc/aliases.db file for reading with the dbmopen
function - the result is that I can't open the file for reading, or
something like this. yes, I have permission because I'm root.
Try this to encode your file. Decoding I beleive you can do.
open (FILE, C:\\perl\\original\.txt ) or die ;
open (FILE1,C:\\perl\\converted\.txt) or die ;
while (FILE) {
@ascii = unpack(C*, $_);
foreach $val (@ascii) {
$val++;
}
$_ = pack(C*, @ascii);
print FILE1;
}
close(FILE);
On Fri, 27 Sep 2002, Kyle Babich wrote:
Does Perl have an in operator or something similar?
If not how would I find out if a certain list has a certain element?
Read through
perldoc -q 'How can I tell whether a certain element is contained in a list or array?'
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check out perldoc -f grep
grep should not be used for this purpose, it will run through the entire
list even after the desired element has been found.
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Sent: Friday,
Hello all
I am executing the following perl code(using 5.8.0):
$a = -9223372036854775808;
$a--;
if ($a == -9223372036854775807)
{
print ok \n;
}
The output which
Hello, All:
Is there a simple way to find if a variable's value is within a range?
e.g.,
if (1 $x 5) { print 'foo'; }
or do I have to join two separate comparisons using the logical AND
operator? e.g.,
if (1 $x and $x 5) { print 'foo'; }
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your regexp for aBalt (aBalt*) is not correct. It is
taking into account aBaltimore also. Instead , you
should have written aBalt\.*
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wrote: Hi,
I have a file with this data:
..CITY/STATE. |aBalt., MD
..COUNTY. |aBALTIMORE
..CITY/STATE. |aBaltimore,
Geeta Kathpalia wrote at Fri, 27 Sep 2002 13:57:29 +0200:
I am executing the following perl code(using 5.8.0):
$a = -9223372036854775808;
$a--;
if ($a == -9223372036854775807)
{
print ok \n;
On Thu, 26 Sep 2002, Zary Necheva wrote:
Hi,
I have a file with this data:
..CITY/STATE. |aBalt., MD
..COUNTY. |aBALTIMORE
..CITY/STATE. |aBaltimore, Md
..COUNTY. |aBALTIMORE
..CITY/STATE. |aBaltimore, Maryland
..COUNTY. |aBALTIMORE
..CITY/STATE. |aBaltimore, MD
..COUNTY.
On Fri, 27 Sep 2002, Dharmender Rai wrote:
your regexp for aBalt (aBalt*) is not correct. It is
taking into account aBaltimore also. Instead , you
should have written aBalt\.*
Your regex says the string 'aBalt' followed by 0 or more '.'.
This should be 'aBalt.*'
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Sean D. Rowe wrote at Thu, 26 Sep 2002 21:26:54 +0200:
I need a function, like getline, which gets the previous line. I'm thinking
I've read somewhere how to do this, but I can't remember where. Anyone
know?
Use a variable holding always the last line:
my $previous_line = undef;
while (my
Zary Necheva wrote at Thu, 26 Sep 2002 21:36:35 +0200:
I have a file with this data:
..CITY/STATE. |aBalt., MD
..COUNTY. |aBALTIMORE
..CITY/STATE. |aBaltimore, Md
..COUNTY. |aBALTIMORE
..CITY/STATE. |aBaltimore, Maryland
..COUNTY. |aBALTIMORE
..CITY/STATE. |aBaltimore, MD
Sean D. Rowe wrote at Thu, 26 Sep 2002 20:54:49 +0200:
Right now, to get to a certain line number, I will open the file, set a for
loop to get a line until line number is reached, and then quit. Is there a
faster way?
ex: for (my $i = 1; $i = $LineNumber; $i++)
{
Hi,
I'm writing some code to autmatically retrieve a file if the local file
is older than a day.
I would like to output some data to the browser while this script is
running instead of waiting untill the script is done.
Here's the code:
if (-M $file = 1) {
print
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Sent: Friday, September 27, 2002 4:53 AM
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Sent: 27 September 2002 09:51
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Subject:
All,
Where can I find the Tie module on cpan? I'm not sure where to look for.
My perl distribution doesn't have it loaded, and my system administrator is
gone.
Sean
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From: Janek Schleicher [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, September 27, 2002 6:41 AM
To: [EMAIL
never mind, i found it.
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Subject: RE: Faster way to go to a line in a file
Where can I find the Tie module on cpan? I'm not sure where to
On Sep 27, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Is there a simple way to find if a variable's value is within a range?
e.g.,
if (1 $x 5) { print 'foo'; }
You can't do that until Perl 6.
or do I have to join two separate comparisons using the logical AND
operator? e.g.,
if (1 $x and $x 5) {
On Sep 26, Le, Ha (OPB) said:
I read in a filename but I don't know how get the file version out of
the file. It seems Perl stat() doesn't work this way. Anybody knows
what Perl function or module will work?
How are you defining a file version?
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from Net::POP3? I've included the following code,
after running I get Cannot get ping stats:
#/usr/bin/perl -w
use Net::POP3;
$pop = Net::POP3-new($mail_server) or die Can't
connect $!\n;
defined ($pop-login($user)) or die Can't login
$!\n;
I have some code that I've been working on. I know it will be painfully
obvious to you that I'm not very experienced yet with Perl, because I know
I'm not taking advantage of the full text-processing power it has. What I
want to do is to read an HTML file and find all occurrences of an
Hi Michael, the problem is not with the undef value - undef is fine - if
you read the dbmopen's documentation you could see it.
If I choose a value like 0644 the script still doesn't work.
Bellow, is the output of the execution of the same program, but with 0644 in
place of undef:
Uncaught
Uncaught exception from user code:
No aliases!: Invalid argument at ./zz line 3.
Well you have three arguments. If you are *sure* that the undef is not the
problem, that leaves only two to possibly be invalid. To start, try battening
down the hatches with use strict, predeclaring
From: Peter Lemus [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a scripts that prints to a log file. I would
like to receive all messages on my terminal also when
the script runs. Please enlight me...thanks.
You may want to look at IO::Tee (on CPAN) or Local::TeeOutput (
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have some code that I've been working on. I know it will be
painfully obvious to you that I'm not very experienced yet with Perl,
because I know I'm not taking advantage of the full text-processing
power it has. What I want to do is to read an
From: David Samuelsson (PAC) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes, this is what i found out aswell. So how do i go around this
problem? should i try using another tactic?
The script deletes all files first , that alters the -M on the
directory, which means i have to delete the directoy first? but i
Chris wrote:
# ** **
# print Trying to Run -- system $playerApp ($webCast):\n;
# system $playerApp, ($webCast);
# ** **
# ** **
print Trying to Run -- exec $playerApp $webCast:\n;
exec $playerApp, ($webCast);
# ** **
system() is basically just a fork(), exec(), wait() so if
Thank you nkuipers for answering.
I already tried declaring variables with my, i already checked the path, i
tested the hash with another name - all this doesn't make difference.
To me, it seems that my /etc/aliases.db in written in a format uncompatible
with the dbmopen().
I'm on the 17
Thank you nkuipers for answering.
I already tried declaring variables with my, i already checked the path, i
tested the hash with another name - all this doesn't make difference.
To me, it seems that my /etc/aliases.db in written in a format uncompatible
with the dbmopen().
I'm on the 17
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Chris wrote:
# ** **
# print Trying to Run -- system $playerApp ($webCast):\n;
# system $playerApp, ($webCast);
# ** **
# ** **
print Trying to Run -- exec $playerApp $webCast:\n;
exec $playerApp, ($webCast);
# ** **
system() is
Lance Prais wrote:
If I wanted to say:
If a=b or a=c or a=d do this How would I do that?
don't use '=' for comparison, sue '==' for numeric comparison and 'eq' for
string
I thought I could do it like this but it did not work.
1.
If ($a=b) || ($a=c) || ($a=d)
{
DO this
}
the
Shawn Milochik wrote at Fri, 27 Sep 2002 16:44:52 +0200:
I have some code that I've been working on. I know it will be painfully
obvious to you that I'm not very experienced yet with Perl, because I know
I'm not taking advantage of the full text-processing power it has. What I
want to do
Hi, I'm working on a script that has to find if there is a customer number
in one table that's not in the other. My first thought was to write all
customer numbers out to a file then sort them and go through the first
file one line at a time while going completly through the other file each
Bruno Negrao - Perl List wrote:
Hi Michael, the problem is not with the undef value - undef is fine -
if you read the dbmopen's documentation you could see it.
If I choose a value like 0644 the script still doesn't work.
Bellow, is the output of the execution of the same program, but with
Peter Lemus wrote:
Hi, folks,
I have a scripts that prints to a log file. I would
like to receive all messages on my terminal also when
the script runs. Please enlight me...thanks.
The scripts looks something like this...
#MAIN
#---
open
From: Rob [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi, I'm working on a script that has to find if there is a customer
number in one table that's not in the other. My first thought was to
write all customer numbers out to a file then sort them and go through
the first file one line at a time
I'm trying to install perl modules (DBI actually ...) for windows using
PPM.
My connection is via proxy and I have set HTTP_proxy , HTTP_user and
HTTP_pass variables ...
When I type the ppm command : search *
I got the following messages:
Searching in repository 1 (ActiveState Package
Kyle Babich wrote:
Does Perl have an in operator or something similar?
If not how would I find out if a certain list has a certain element?
Thank you,
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simply loop through the list or array you have and see if you can find what
you are looking for:
my @i = ( 1..100 );
my $found
Hello All,
Does anyone know if perl offers an autoftp module? If they do what is it
and how does it work.
Cheers,
William Black
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And who would care if the list always remains small enough that it wouldn't
make a difference?
use grep, if you notice a performance issue at that command then it's time
to think of other methods of doing your operation (hint hashes).
Personally I avoid making giant arrays, heck I aviod too much
Hello,
I am trying to get the positions of every instance of a given substring within
a given superstring (DNA sequence), and currently have a
while ( $super_string =~ m/${sub_string}/gi ) { ... }
construct.
I was under the impression that the regex transmission would bump along every
Ok david.
Could you send me a code example of a database file being opened for reading
with tie?
thanks,
bnegrao.
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From: david [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 27, 2002 2:41 PM
Subject: Re: dbmopen can't open /etc/aliases.db file
Bruno Negrao - Perl List wrote:
Ok david.
Could you send me a code example of a database file being opened for
reading with tie?
thanks,
bnegrao.
use NDBM_File;
tie(%HIST, 'NDBM_File', '/usr/lib/news/history', 1, 0);
while (($key,$val) = each %HIST) {
print $key, ' = ',
Yeah it worked! I simply changed the '/usr/lib/news/history' for
'/etc/aliases' and
the script showed the file contents.
But, why? Why dbmopen didn't work?
thanks,
Bruno.
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 27, 2002 3:49 PM
Bruno Negrao - Perl List wrote:
Yeah it worked! I simply changed the '/usr/lib/news/history' for
'/etc/aliases' and
the script showed the file contents.
But, why? Why dbmopen didn't work?
thanks,
Bruno.
dbmopen defaults to NDBM so if tie works, chances are that dbmopen should
work as
Yes. Exist the Net::FTP module. The following text comes from the Oreilly's
book Perl in a Nutshell
16.2 Net::FTP
Net::FTP is used to transfer files from remote hosts. Using Net::FTP, you
can write simple FTP clients that transfer files from remote servers based
on information passed on the
I am trying to install Quantum::superpostitions and am getting an erroe and
can not understands it.
When I type perl Makeflie.pl It works correctly
But when I type Make test I get the following error and everthing appears to
be in the correct place.
Can't locate Class/Multimethods.pm in @INC
Lance Prais wrote:
I am trying to install Quantum::superpostitions and am getting an erroe
and can not understands it.
When I type perl Makeflie.pl It works correctly
But when I type Make test I get the following error and everthing appears
to be in the correct place.
Can't locate
Hello, All:
When using foreach or while() on an array, how can I access the index of
the list that foreach()/while() is working upon? Is there an internal
variable that stores this info like PHP's current()?
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If you need this, I suggest using the good old fashioned for ($i = 0;
$i END; $i++) { }. Nothing broken there, I don't think.
James
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When using foreach or while() on an array, how can I access the index
Is this a good magazine for someone interested in Perl, or just for a
hard-core user who uses it every day?
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Hi,
Anyone know which module should I use to manipulate text file (like /etc/passwd for
example).
I meant, to read a line, search a string, deleting a line, etc.
My objective is to manage /etc/passwd via perl script (later via web interface). Right
now, I can
create a user by calling
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello, All:
Hello,
When using foreach or while() on an array, how can I access the index of
the list that foreach()/while() is working upon? Is there an internal
variable that stores this info like PHP's current()?
No, Perl doesn't have a variable like that, you
Hi,
Anyone know which module should I use to manipulate text file (like /etc/passwd for
example).
I meant, to read a line, search a string, deleting a line, etc.
My objective is to manage /etc/passwd via perl script (later via web interface). Right
now, I can
create a user by calling
On Fri, Sep 27, 2002 at 03:51:32PM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is this a good magazine for someone interested in Perl, or just for a
hard-core user who uses it every day?
It used to be an excellent magazine for all sorts of Perl users.
Hopefully it will become so again.
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On Fri, Sep 27, 2002 at 01:40:09PM -0700, John W. Krahn wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When using foreach or while() on an array, how can I access the index of
the list that foreach()/while() is working upon? Is there an internal
variable that stores this info like PHP's current()?
Henry Wong wrote:
Hi all,
I am wondering if you guys can help me out here:
I have a log file containing information like this:
THU DEC 6 14:55:00 2001111222333444
FRI DEC 7 01:00:00 2001 555666777888
SAT DEC 8 13:00:00 2001xxxxxxxxxxxx
SUN
Nkuipers wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to get the positions of every instance of a given substring
within a given superstring (DNA sequence), and currently have a
while ( $super_string =~ m/${sub_string}/gi ) { ... }
construct.
I was under the impression that the regex transmission
Again...
interesting little routine I have going...
Sucking a return out of a function an stuffing it into an array
@Junk = $TE-logon($A-{USERID});
Then I am validating the information in the array with known values,
searching for specific information...
if
David Mamanakis wrote:
sub validateCLSMSResponse
{
my $self = shift;
my $Response = undef;
my $CheckString = shift;
my @Holder = shift;
the above could be bad. you only shift one element from @Junk into @Holder.
If you have:
@Junk = ('hi','hello','whatever','another');
Can anyone provide an example of how to use a state variable to break out of a
loop?
Thanks
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What is the ! doing in this statement?
$quit = 0;
while (! $quit)
Thanks
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Thanks for the reply Janek.
If the number is converted to float, then as the result shows, the
number is truncated a bit,
from -9223372036854775808 to -9.22337203685478e+18.
If yes, then how come
printf ok %f, $a;
still gives the correct
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Anyone know which module should I use to manipulate
text file (like /etc/passwd for example).
I meant, to read a line, search a string, deleting a
line, etc.
My
Grant Hansen wrote:
What is the ! doing in this statement?
$quit = 0;
while (! $quit)
That is the logical not operator. It says 'loop while $quit is not true
(false)' where not true is either undef, 0, '0' or ''. It could also be
written as:
until ( $quit ) {
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Grant Hansen wrote:
Can anyone provide an example of how to use a state variable to break out of a
loop?
Can you provide an example or explanation of what you are trying to do?
John
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use Perl;
program
fulfillment
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