HI,
I have a pair of C/S socket scripts running for a long time,without any
problem.There is just one server,and more than 120 clients,which all run
on linux box.
This day,beacuse of our network blocking,which mean many lost
packages,my server script became incorrect.It fork more than 1000 child
Luinrandir wrote:
OK.. maybe I'm trying to be too fancy.
the package is:
###
package Names;
@Countries(Ireland,Wales);
The '@' sigil can only be in front of an array or a slice. You probably meant:
@Countries = ( Ireland, Wales );
%Lord{Ireland}=(Bob,Tom);
Hi,
This are the tetstcase i'm runing on EBCDIC platform,
my $b = chr(0x0FF);
$p=utf8::upgrade($b);
print \n$p;
utf8::upgarde returns the number of octets necessary
to represent the string as UTF-X.
EBCDIC output is 1 whereas ASCII platform output is 2.
Is the return value i'm getting on
Luinrandir mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
: OK.. maybe I'm trying to be too fancy.
:
: the package is:
: ###
: package Names;
: @Countries(Ireland,Wales);
: %Lord{Ireland}=(Bob,Tom);
: %Lord{Wales}=(Ted,Ned);
:
: return 1;
: #
: the program is:
:
Jason Ross wrote:
Hello.
Hello,
I'm having a bit of an issue with a script I'm working on. The goal is
to parse the output of the solaris `prtvtoc` command and do some things
based on it. I've got that part down, and am placing the bits I care
about into a hash which is best written (I
Jenda Krynicky said:
From: Scott Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm probably reinventing the wheel here, but I tried to get along with
HTML::Parser and just couldn't get it to do anything. To confusing, I
think.
I simply want to get a list or real words from an HTML string, minus
all the HTML
Jenda Krynicky said:
From: Scott Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm probably reinventing the wheel here, but I tried to get along with
HTML::Parser and just couldn't get it to do anything. To confusing, I
think.
I simply want to get a list or real words from an HTML string, minus
all the HTML
heh. i didn't realize i sucked this bad =)
On 9/1/05, John W. Krahn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyway, the issue I have is that I need to determine where there are
gaps between the first sector and last sector (on the entire disk, not
on a given partition).
How do you determine which
Perlers,
I need to send an email to several different recipients, all at
different mail servers. I thought that a hash of arrays (my first time)
would do the job nicely, but Net::SMTP complains that I can't coerce
array into hash.
Here's my script (Win32):
# hash the recipients - a
Hello.
I think it is correct.
On EBCDIC platforms, perl uses UTF-EBCDIC instead of UTF-8,
nevertheless perl calls it utf8.
In general chr(0xFF) (equals to \xFF) in EBCDIC encodings
corresponds to U+009F, that is a single-octet control character;
thus a single octet sequence \xFF is well-form in
Hi List,
I have this script which actually returns the value of the filename with
extension but If the file name is something like c:\projects\text 009.txt
(having a space in filename which is common in windows).
This script only returns text instead of returning full name of file.
Here is the
Jason Ross wrote:
Anyway, the issue I have is that I need to determine where there are
gaps between the first sector and last sector (on the entire disk, not
on a given partition).
So, for example, using the sample data below, I want to return 2097415
- 69078878 as available sectors.
Hi
Perl wrote:
Hi List,
I have this script which actually returns the value of the filename with
extension but If the file name is something like c:\projects\text 009.txt
(having a space in filename which is common in windows).
This script only returns text instead of returning full name of file.
in the package:
@Countries=(Ireland,Iceland);
$Lord{Ireland}=(Ambros,Baird,Cabhan,Dahey,Eirnin,Fergus,Glendan
,Hugh,Innis,
Liam,Murtagh,Orin,Pierce,Quinn,Ronan,Scolaighe,Turlach,Luin
randir);
$Lord{Iceland}=(Sigurður,Guðmundur,Jón,Gunnar,Ólafur,Magnús,Ein
ar,
Kristján,Björn,Bjarni);
in the CGI
Clark.. thanks for the help, I have to decode (look in my book and figure
out what you wrote) some of the code you wrote.
just wanna says thanks, but its way over my head :) but look at the seconf
loop! i'm begining to understand how to use
those hidden , double secret invisable vars!-Lou
In the
Perl wrote:
Hi List,
I have this script which actually returns the value of the filename
with extension but If the file name is something like
c:\projects\text 009.txt (having a space in filename which is
common in windows).
This script only returns text instead of returning full name of
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