Hi Jyoti,
Jyoti wrote:
Yepp, i think I need to be more specific. I am trying to design a web server
which can upload a user input file which contains number of protien
sequences. Then I need to blast this file to get blast results directly as
an output file.
But as m new to perl, I seriously
On Wed, 07 Oct 2009 17:38:59 +1000, Raymond Wan r@aist.go.jp wrote:
Did you consider Dave's suggestion about using netblast (which I
honestly have never used)?
Ah I shouldn't have gotten it wrong in the first place, but its wwwblast.
Basically just download the wwwblast-arch-os.tar.gz
On Wednesday 07 Oct 2009 02:11:38 Slick wrote:
Sorry for all my questions.
What do you guys do to practice? Do you practice one script over and over
again? Do you read differnt scripts and figure out what is happening in
each one? Do you think of ideas to do things, then make the script
Please can you advise ?
#!/usr/bin/perl
use Mysql;
$dbh = Mysql-connect(localhost,mailscanner,root,c0nc3pt) or
die (Error . Mysql-errno . - . Mysql-errstr);
...
I do not see any DBI in here.
Though ... http://search.cpan.org/~capttofu/DBD-mysql-
3.0008/lib/Mysql.pm says
From: Slick
What do you guys do to practice? Do you practice one script
over and over again? Do you read differnt scripts and figure
out what is happening in each one? Do you think of ideas to
do things, then make the script for that?
It sounds to me like you are looking at Perl as a
I have a thought. Thanks to all of you and Bob as well for asking me what I
want to do.
I am trying to learn to write script and right now just comes the understanding
of what goes where and when etc.
However is it possible to write a script that allows me to load 1 program on 3
different
Slick wrote:
However is it possible to write a script that allows me to load 1 program on 3
different computers?. I use Windows and I have a home network. Just a
thought. Or even update the computers at the same time with one script instead
of going to each computer and updating
Slick wrote:
Got another question that I have been trying to wrap my mind around. About @argv. Now it says from I understand and read it access information from the command prompt. How exactly does it work? Is it it's own database? Or am I mistake, I know this may be a crazy question to ask.
* Slick jho251...@yahoo.com [2009-10-07 08:34:44 -0700] wrote :
I have a thought. Thanks to all of you and Bob as well for asking me what I
want to do.
I am trying to learn to write script and right now just comes the
understanding of what goes where and when etc.
However is it
