This one baffles me:
print p$listfn, I guess we got here./p\n;
# write additions to their file
open(LISTFILE, $listfn) || print p class=error$listfn could not be
written: $!\n;
print LISTFILE join(\n, @newlist, );
close(LISTFILE);
print pHere too?/p\n;
This is part of a CGI script
Some time ago I had a similar error because I has not in the suposed
directory.
1º try whith the full path.
2º see which is the directory where you really are.
For getting the script directory you can use the
use File::Spec;
use FindBin;
open(LISTFILE, .File::Spec-join($FindBin::Bin, $listfn))
Hello,
some weeks ago I had a question regarding The DATA-Token.
Now there is anonther one:
Could I change the contens of the datatoken (filehandle)
during the runtime of the skript?
If anyone has an idea I would be grateful.
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On Thu, 22 Jul 2004, Bastian Angerstein wrote:
some weeks ago I had a question regarding The DATA-Token.
Now there is anonther one:
Could I change the contens of the datatoken (filehandle)
during the runtime of the skript?
If anyone has an idea I would be grateful.
I am not sure of
Simple question for those who know ...
I want to extract 2 or 3 lines of text from an incoming email, process
it and insert it into an outgoing email. Anyone got something similar
I use linux mail servers.
Thanks in advance.
R
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hi all !
what would be the best (and easiest) module for printing reports (data
based) .
I need :
- graphical printing (postscript or whatever) to printer since i need
formatting (bold..) and images
I'd like :
- page numbering
- easy row counting (I don't like to have to count rows before
On Monday 19 July 2004 HH:04:06, David Arnold wrote:
All
Good morning,
I tried to run this:
[..]
my $resp_xml=XMLin('./Responses.xml',forcearray=1);
print Dumper $resp_xml;
On this file:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] perlxml]# cat -A Responses.xml
results id=Quiz1 file=Quiz1.pdf n=3question n=1
Dear all
Pls help to see for my 1st testing nntp perl scripts. I would like to have a
perl scripts which can be posting the news automated.
Does any 1 have an ideas ?
million thx.
#!/usr/local/bin/perl -Tw
use strict;
use Net::NNTP;
use Mail::Header;
my $nntpserver = 'xxx.com';
$nntp =
Hi,
I want to generate 10 numbers from 1..15 and put them in an array.
easy ?
while ($fill 10){
$foo = int(rand(15));
unshift(@array, $foo);
$fill++;
}
print the [EMAIL PROTECTED] is -- @array\n;
my problem is that many times the numbers repeat themselves in the array.
how can i generate
Hi,
I am trying to edit an ASCII file in place
I tried
perl -pi -ne s/ERROR/TRACKED/g status.log
and received
Can't do inplace edit without backup
Any help is appreciated
Thanks,
Steve
Hallo again,
I still hanging at my problem with buidling the Perl:DBI - module!
My enviroment is:
Summary of my perl5 (revision 5.0 version 8 subversion 3) configuration:
Platform:
osname=hpux, osvers=10.20, archname=PA-RISC2.0
uname='hp-ux imserv03 b.10.20 a 9000810 2015410517
On Tuesday 20 July 2004 18:34, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, this may or may not be a tricky one I will try and be succinct in my
statement.
I have a database (mysql 4.0) with radius log entries for each day, we
receive emails about Acceptable Use Abuses and must figure out exactly
who was
Does anyone know why this doesn't do what I expect?
% perl -e '$i=123.52.32.1; $j=45; $b=$i_.$j*2; print $b, \n;'
90
I'd like it to print: 123.52.32.1_90
What's going on here?
TIA.
- Bryan
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(reposting this since i did not see the original in my newsreader or google)
I want to generate 10 numbers from 1..15 and put them in an array.
easy ?
while ($fill 10){
$foo = int(rand(15));
unshift(@array, $foo);
$fill++;
}
print the [EMAIL PROTECTED] is -- @array\n;
my problem is
how to create nice looking reports in perl . With font effects + some
graphics (like horizontal lines every 3 records ...)
thanks
erik
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$item = sprintf(%0.2f, $item);
print $item, \n;
The above code prints -992.99 if $item = -993, while it prints 993.00, if
$item = 993.
Why is the rounded number off by 0.01 if the number is negative?
Thanks,
SU
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Could I change the contens of the datatoken (filehandle)
during the runtime of the skript?
That depends on the OS and implementation - for some
you can do that, for others you can't. And the big
question is of course if you should do that.
HTH,
Simple question for those who know ...
I want to extract 2 or 3 lines of text from an incoming email, process
it and insert it into an outgoing email. Anyone got something similar
I use linux mail servers.
Thanks in advance.
R
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Hi,
didn't we have had this question shortly ?
As I, being a perl-newbie still, remember correctly you need
( at least under windows with active state )
a extension for a backup file !
If I write :
perl -pibak -ne s/ERROR/TRACKED/g status.log
it works under win2k with active-state-perl
Mit
On Tue, Jul 20, 2004 at 11:40:25PM -0700, Bryan Harris wrote:
Does anyone know why this doesn't do what I expect?
% perl -e '$i=123.52.32.1; $j=45; $b=$i_.$j*2; print $b, \n;'
90
perl does. Try turning on warnings.
I'd like it to print: 123.52.32.1_90
What's going on here?
You need
Bryan Harris wrote:
Does anyone know why this doesn't do what I expect?
% perl -e '$i=123.52.32.1; $j=45; $b=$i_.$j*2; print $b, \n;'
90
I'd like it to print: 123.52.32.1_90
What's going on here?
TIA.
- Bryan
Yoy don't have a variable called $i_.
Changed '$b=$i_.$j*2;' to '$b=${i}_.$j*2;'
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Hi,
(reposting this since i did not see the original in my newsreader or google)
I want to generate 10 numbers from 1..15 and put them in an array.
easy ?
while ($fill 10){
$foo = int(rand(15));
unshift(@array, $foo);
$fill++;
}
print the [EMAIL PROTECTED] is -- @array\n;
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Bryan Harris) writes:
Does anyone know why this doesn't do what I expect?
% perl -e '$i=123.52.32.1; $j=45; $b=$i_.$j*2; print $b, \n;'
90
I'd like it to print: 123.52.32.1_90
What's going on here?
If a one-liner doesn't do what you expect,
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
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[snip]
how can i generate 10 unique (non repeating) numbers from a range to put in
the array ?
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=enlr=ie=UTF-8selm=86hds1fa6n.fsf%40blue.stonehenge.com
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Richard Foley wrote:
Simple question for those who know ...
I want to extract 2 or 3 lines of text from an incoming email, process
it and insert it into an outgoing email. Anyone got something similar
Check out Mail::Internet very easy to parse email :)
I use linux mail servers.
If you can
Andrew Gaffney wrote:
Here is my current working code. Please take a look at it and see if
there are any obvious (or not so obvious) problems. I thought this would
end up being far more difficult.
snip code
Looks good to me. Once you get used to the idea of event based parsing,
storing context
In looking for a good Perl SSH module, I came across Net::SSH::Perl,
which has a ton of dependencies. While looking into this, I stumbled
across CPAN::shell, which I figured would make installing Net::SSH::Perl
a lot easier. So, I installed CPAN::shell, but am unable to get all the
dependencies
C.F. Scheidecker Antunes wrote:
Hello all,
Hello,
Although I have done this same thing in PHP and Java before I have an
urgent need to accomplish it in Perl due to specific requirements.
What I need is to write an application that:
- Access a pop3 remote account
- Iterate through the list of
this might not be the best-written script, but might this help?
#!/usr/bin/perl
# file: pop_fetch.pl
#text attachments are first appended to a single file, then that file is
re-opened for reading and its lines are first matched to one of two
regular expressions.
# depending on match, the line is
i should have mentioned that this is a modified script from lincoln
stein's book, network programming with perl, which i highly recommend.
james
james derry wrote:
this might not be the best-written script, but might this help?
#!/usr/bin/perl
# file: pop_fetch.pl
#text attachments are first
I am using an application called Title to kick off jobs instead of using the cron.
I am told that this application doesn't accept SQL embedded inside perl scripts unless
the SQL or perl script returns the end of file message. What method in perl returns
the eof message?
is it
sub myroutine
Andrew Gaffney wrote:
Andrew Gaffney wrote:
Randy W. Sims wrote:
On 7/21/2004 11:24 PM, Andrew Gaffney wrote:
Randy W. Sims wrote:
On 7/21/2004 10:42 PM, Andrew Gaffney wrote:
I am trying to build a HTML editor for use with my HTML::Mason
site. I intend for it to support nested tables, SPANs, and
I have a very large (200Mb) XML file that consists of multiple records. I
would like to split these records up and store the XML for each in a
database for quick retrieval. I simply need to echo all of the XML between
the enclosing record tags into the database. Ideally, I would use SAX to
Hello,
I seemed to recall an earlier posting regarding instruction on how to install
Perl modules locally when one doesn't have root access, but was able to find the
thread. Can someone possible post that info again.
Much appreciated :)
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Hi!
Is there any way of suppressing warnings/errors thrown by Carp other
than redirecting STDERR to /dev/null?
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Ideally, I would use SAX to parse things
Optionally you could look at XML::RAX.
Article on the RAX concept:
http://www.xml.com/pub/a/2000/04/26/rax/index.html
RAX allows you to specify a record seperator (a tag in the XML file), and
splits into into chunks of that tag. It is stream based so
I don't recall that thread, but basically you can do a few things.
When you install, specify some local directory to install into:
perl Makefile.PL PREFIX=/some/local/path LIB=/some/local/path
/some/local/path is the root of your local library.
For some modules that don't require
Hello,
Long week and brain is off :)
I have a hash like so:
my %data = (
'foo' = { sorton = 2, data = 'blah' },
'bar' = { sorton = 1, data = 'yike' },
'baz' = { sorton = 3, data = 'zipp' },
);
for(sort %data) {
print ${ $data{$_} }{data},\n;
}
output:
yike
zipp
blah
I'd like to sort
On Jul 22, JupiterHost.Net said:
my %data = (
'foo' = { sorton = 2, data = 'blah' },
'bar' = { sorton = 1, data = 'yike' },
'baz' = { sorton = 3, data = 'zipp' },
);
I'd like to sort them on the sorton key so it is:
sort { $data{$a}{sorton} = $data{$b}{sorton} } keys %data
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Hello,
Long week and brain is off :)
I have a hash like so:
my %data = (
'foo' = { sorton = 2, data = 'blah' },
'bar' = { sorton = 1, data = 'yike' },
'baz' = { sorton = 3, data = 'zipp' },
);
for(sort %data) {
print ${ $data{$_} }{data},\n;
}
Ok, I think I may
Jeff 'japhy' Pinyan wrote:
On Jul 22, JupiterHost.Net said:
my %data = (
'foo' = { sorton = 2, data = 'blah' },
'bar' = { sorton = 1, data = 'yike' },
'baz' = { sorton = 3, data = 'zipp' },
);
I'd like to sort them on the sorton key so it is:
sort { $data{$a}{sorton} = $data{$b}{sorton}
I'm always grateful for your input.
I have 2 functions, in func1 any $t-print();
works fine. but func1 got too long and I created func2
to continue on $t-print(); statements but it doesn't
work because perl interpreter does not know what $t is.
so!, how can I associate $t in func2 to $t in
Hi, does anyone know what the new line character value is in Hex for a text file ? Is
it 0d 0a ?
I'm trying to read in a line of text, chomp it, attach 3 digits at the end of this
line, then write this line to output file. But when I write it out, the original input
line is written out, then
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