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of them have plugins for different types of
reports that may include such diagrams -- but at least it does the bulk
of the setup work for you.
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hard to do, but I think sprintf will be much easier.
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I would like to ask if some of you know how to use perl to detect the
status (checked or unchecked) of a radio button from a HTML form?
Yes. Some of us do know how to do this.
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to chomp() the result :-)
Why this happen and how to resolve it? Any suggestion is welcome.Thanks.
What happened when you benchmarked your script?
Where did you determine that it is spending the most time?
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the hash keys. Instead of this:
foreach ( keys( %values ) ) {
Try this, or a variant on this:
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You can get more sophisticated than this, but doing at least this much
sorting on the keys should start producing consistent results.
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think about it most people
that can type at all well have probably long-since committed their own
name to finger memory, so typoes are unlikely -- but most likely you're
just going to get someone frustrated with you.
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need to accomplish with your data, and -- most important -- what you
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i am trying to check if there are any files named file* (e.g.
file_001.txt file1.doc) in my directory.
perldoc -f glob
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Stein's _Network Programming with Perl_ yet?
There's lots of good material out there, if only you try to find it.
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Less fiddly, easier to read, works as well or better.
Heredocs are for grizzled old shell-scripters that refuse to let go of
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a program using it.
Have you tried either of these yet?
If you've read the documentation, cite it and explain to us how it
didn't make sense to you. If you've written a program, show it to us and
explain how it isn't doing what you want it to do.
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tried the README for instructions ?
http://search.cpan.org/src/ALANCITT/Text-CSV-0.01/README
It depends on `make`, but doesn't compile anything. (Text::CSV_XS is a
variant module that does have a component in C that has to be compiled,
but the one you're looking at is pure Perl.)
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writing skills, not doing the writing
for you. If you want it written for you, I'm sure someone could be
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How can we test our Perl script?
We can test our Perl script carefully.
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I want to know how to use perl -d
perldoc perldebug
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to useful sugggestions -- but then this is the point
where, as I noted above, I personally usually find it easier to just
cheat and develop a web application instead.
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essence, yes, if you want to match one of several constant strings like
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I want an alternative solution, if any.
Here's one:
$ perl -le '$i = abcd; @j = split //, $i; print join \n, @j;'
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to your GD::Graph graph, but sorting out how
to do this will depend on how your overall code has been written.
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with data files you're getting from somewhere else, or
you're trying to provide data to somewhere else in a format that can't
do all the things you need it to do. Either way, considering a different
way to represent your data would probably make your task much simpler.
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That or something like it should do what you're asking for.
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-mode program, curses may help you.
http://www.perl.com/doc/FAQs/FAQ/oldfaq-html/Q3.8.html
( ^ possibly outdated advice )
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them up to date with modern programming constructs, but if the older
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Under Apache2, mod_deflate seems to be similar:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mod_deflate.html
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perldoc -f uc
uc() is probably the one you want, but the others offer more flexibility
and can be preferable in certain contexts.
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be wrong.
How much faster is it?
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a constant and so
has been optimized at compile time.
But that's mainly a guess...
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Hi beginners -
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22.33.44.33
22.33.44.44
22.33.44.55
Now I only want the uniq times of all IP appeared,this is 5.
So, some kind of structure like
foreach @ip {
$seen_ip{ $_ }++;
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And then work on the keys in the %seen_ip hash.
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ways to get access to these books, including O'Reilly's
Safari book subscription service, your favorite local or online
bookstores, and good old public libraries.
I'd have expected someone with a .gov address to be more cognizant of
such flagrant circumvention of copyright law... :-)
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Chris path, in favor of something like
Chris #!/usr/bin/env python
This won't work if env is not in /usr/bin
their code. I don't see
much harm in it though, and I could picture it making some scripts more
portable if they're going to be running on systems where you can't
depend on a copy of the Perl binary being in one of the usual places.
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But anyway, yeah. In general, you can't depend on things working
consistently if you just start randomly moving around compiled programs
and libraries. Sometimes it won't matter, but other times, the results
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Which has the archive you're looking for.
Ain't Google a marvelous thing? :-)
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each file in that list. It should get the same result as above, but will
take more hand-coding to get to the final result, and it shouldn't hit
the limitation of too many files that the shell approach will have.
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Then again Chris here is asking for a way to read XLS files not a way
to write them...
Doh! Of course, I meant Spreadsheet::ParseExcel :-)
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What have you tried so far?
Anything?
We can only help critique code you've attempted yourself.
This is not a free script writing service.
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Hello? Does someone know, why I can't install the Glib-module on my perl?
Nope!
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Efficient regexes run efficiently.
Inefficient regexes run inefficiently.
Measuring can help identify potential problems.
But in this case, we don't even know if that's where the problem lies.
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is pretty easy to extend, and it's
mostly written in Perl, so if you want to have something productive to
practice on, you can start adding or modifying SA rules in Perl.
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do a whole lot worse than by just getting a copy of
_Perl Best Practices_ and using its advice to rewrite your program from
scratch. Almost everyone could improve their code this way... :-)
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wheel will be extra super duper round? Good luck with that... :-)
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I've been driving myself crazy with this for a few hours, any help
would be great.
1. Read the documents.
2. Write some code.
3. Show us the code you tried.
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This uses Perl's DBI module's DBD::ODBC driver to establish an ODBC
connection to the database server of your choice.
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On Tue, 1 Nov 2005, Adedayo Adeyeye wrote:
my $action = param('form_action');
Try setting a default value when 'form_action' isn't specified:
my $action = param('form_action') or '';
Or set it to 0, or 'do nothing' or undef, or whatever is appropriate.
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'or' is clearer than '||' for this kind of thing, but if
PBP had a different rationale I can't remember what it was...
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admin config issue, not CGI.
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But yes, if you really want to do this, it's possible. As the three
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framework is in place -- but they are not the primary purpose, nor is
keeping them correct the primary motivation for why things work, or
deliberately don't work in some contexts, the way they do.
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you're looking for, on Unix or Windows, is File::Find:
$ perldoc File::Find
It should, I believe, be a core module with recent Perl versions.
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with some documentation --
http://pdl.sourceforge.net/PDLdocs/
Ah. This seems to be the home page now, look here:
http://pdl.sourceforge.net/WWW/
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On Wed, 26 Oct 2005, Timothy Johnson wrote:
I think you can use \r instead of \n for Access and Excel.
Are you sure about that?
I thought Windows used \r\n as a pair (or \n\r?) for the line delimiter.
But then, I don't do Windows anymore, so I could be wrong :-)
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Showing, specifically, what you've tried so far is best.
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Could anyone please suggest what module is available on CPAN for this?
Take a look at WWW::Mechanize.
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doesn't BAR work the way I expect it to are things we can help.
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As for more concrete advice, that depends on the specific task.
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can make a case
that having the books will make you better at your job, then sometimes
they'll let you expense the price of books. It's worth a try...
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() method to set this up. Look up
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interested in and you
should be able to turn up module-specific perldoc reference material.
You may find reading the material this way, in a web browser, nicely
formatted, with varying colors, fonts, etc, more convenient and
comfortable than reading it in a DOS / *nix terminal window.
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as you want, but a basic
script using this module should be very easy to implement.
A CPAN search for 'ini' turns up several similar modules, if this one
seems like overkill. Config::Abstract::Ini looks promising, as is
Config::IniHash, Config::Tiny, etc. There seem to be dozens...
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to be to sort
out exactly how this is all supposed to be interoperating in the first
place. Once you have a clearer sense of that, implementing the specific
components of the system should get easier for you.
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: this is a xml file and its content below
nameUlfet/name
age24/age
I need to take Ulfet and 24.
Great. That can be done.
Show us what you've tried and we can try to help.
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}
You should be able to apply that to each line of input to generate each
line of output. There's lots of other ways to go about this as well
though, and if you provide some code we can help you work through it.
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properly check for spaces after the first newline. If
that matters, you'll have to tweak it a bit further.
Make sense?
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doesn't appear to have anything
to do with CGI programming, so I'm deleting that CC.
Again, if you have problems, show us the code you've tried, and we can
try to help you.
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others that could also
work, but anything with ::Simple in the name is usually promising to
start with.) Read over the documentation for that module and you should
be able to find examples that get you started.
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Is there a module which works in this way?
Yes: Expect.pm
How can I do?
Read the documentation, then write a program that uses Expect.pm.
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the html?
Try writing a program. That's a popular approach.
What have you tried doing so far? Show us some code.
Have you looked at LWP?
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assume that you haven't
actually done any searching for answers yet.
Once you've tried that, and have some code that you need help with, then
you can expect constructive responses from members of the list.
So, again. What have you tried so far?
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that has already been asked and answered a million times.
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to throttle how much data users can upload. You'll be
glad you did. Better still, figure out how other people are solving this
problem, as your wheel is unlikely to be any rounder than theirs are.
You'll be even gladder that you didn't have to write it from scratch.
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the module and load it into the
unix ?
Yes. See above.
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