Another fun way is to use `reverse' and `numeric/string conversion' as
below.
perl -le 'print 0+reverse int 0+reverse 1.2.3.45'
45
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sequences, find longest common sub sequence'. Many algorithm books
have materials about this one.
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($r2) = $url =~ /\.type=(.+?)[$]/;
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__DATA__
$=.type=xmlrpc
$r1=xmlrpc
$r2=x
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enthusiastic with perl. As for me, I vote the smart data structure design:)
the CPAN, regular expressions, and autovivification
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there was no way it would work. I was
wrong. Worked flawlessly on WinXP Home and Win2k Server without a perl
interpreter installled.
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(http://java.sun.com/products/midp/). This is the technology used in tools
like google maps mobile (http://www.google.com/gmm/index.html). For the sake
of simplification, one could call MDIP Flash for cellphones.
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an extensive developer resource found at http://developer.openwave.com/.
They have free SDKs (if you choose to use them... remember, these are
plain ol' web apps), and free simulators (very, very useful).
snip
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This kind of thinking is why there are so many problems rendering
/Distance.pm)
It supports MySQL out of the box. Great module.
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The most popular web browser found in cell phones is made by openwave.
Personally, I consider the openwave browser
kind of value?
It's the value of a variable generated in the batch script.
That still doesn't say much...
rant
Sure it does... the quality of the programmers at infosys
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infosys
http://www.infosys.com/home.asp
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',123,'Harry\'s',,'Tuesday, Thursday'
...
You gave up too quick :-)
Theres also Text::CSV_XS which is configurable (and faster than Text::CSV).
Specifically, note the quote_char and escape_char arguments to the
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)?
That means it is an old perl. Old perls didn't come with the warnings
pragma. You could only turn them off and on globally ($^W, I think).
If this is the case, I would not be suprised by any problem description you
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228765329;1;GASKET
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exec( qq|$ie $tmp| );
Plese help me solving this issue, it's very urgent.
LOL
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driver.pl is the program above. The file shop/machines is your csv file.
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recordsets? You should probably be
paging the data somehow.
It definitely works great with 5 million+ records on just okay hardware.
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State University of New York at Buffalo has:
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it seems just about every book is
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print qq{$hash{$something.$withaperiod}\n};
what will it print?
Looking at
in the last 2
statements? There's got to be a way to pass a reference without having
to explicitly name a variable. Right?
You bet:
check_required_items(Mr. Howell, [qw(Money preserver sunscreen)] );
a generic construct looks like this:
my $array_ref = [ 'foo', 'bar', 'bazz' ];
perldoc perlref
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sub?
thanks,
Lars
sub get_defaults {
my $self = shift;
if ( ref $self ) {
# object method
} else {
# class method
}
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Gambia0021.tiff : 0021
Gambia031.tiff : 031
Gambia035.tiff : 035
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You bet!
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I have a log that I am parsing and I can get the login and logout time
string parsed out. It looks like this:
13:50:01# this is the when the user logged in
14:14:35# this is when the user logged out
I need to get how
to get coding ideas and ask questions.
Monks there are always looking for testers and/or people to take over
maintenance of modules.
http://apprentice.perl.org/
This is the example application developed during the writing of the Mason
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you could do something like this:
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foreach my $module
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For big hashes I would probably use Bob S's solution.
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Hi. I need to grab regex matches from a string in
perl. The string is an enum data type in Mysql. i.e.
enum('Berks','Carbon','Lehigh','Montgomery')
So basically I need a match on alphabetic chars
between single quotes.
.
Installed it succesfully by going into ~/.cpan/build/Math-Currency-0.40
and manually running
perl Build.PL
./Build test
./Build install
Also, you may need a newer CPAN.pm. I'm pretty sure mine handles distros
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$ perl -e 'print map dir: [$_]\n, @INC;'
dir: [/usr/local/lib/perl5/5.8.7/i686-linux]
dir: [/usr/local/lib/perl5/5.8.7]
dir: [/usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.7/i686-linux]
dir: [/usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.7]
dir: [/usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl]
dir: [.]
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If you know what you are looking for on a particular site. Some helpful
tools can be found cpan.
http://www.cpan.org/
I've found the HTML::TableExtract to be very valuable for retrieving
info. A lot of info on a web page are stored in table format.
Mads N. Vestergaard wrote:
-BEGIN
::Application, it makes quick work of what
you are trying to do.
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I'm trying to retrieve the last word from an HTML table cell stored in
an array value.
All of the words are space delimited.
I've tried using split /\s/, $$row[1] but this doesn't always return the
last
word for me since there could be 2,3, or 4 words.
Could someone point me in the right
Thanks, for all the replys. Didn't know that you could simply reference
the last element of an array by using [-1]. This seemed like it could
be a one line task maybe two, just don't have command of the language.
Peter Scott wrote:
On Tue, 23 Aug 2005 06:17:11 -0700, I wrote:
this:
hba0-SCSI-target-id-7-name=0011884455667733;
When I want to see this in the file:
hba0-SCSI-target-id-7-name=0011884455667733;
Can you help me?
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Hi,
I am having a problem. I have a string ($newval) that has quotes () in
it:
$newval=hba0-SCSI-target-id-7-name=\0011884455667733\;
This shouldn't
INTO table VALUES (${ \join(', ', map('?', @data)) });
$dbh-do( $sql, undef, @data );
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I've been trying to undersand what mixins are and at the same time figuring
out how to make them easy to use. I just belched out this piece of code, but
I dont know if its doing anything special:
use warnings;
use strict;
package MyMixins;
sub SomeMethod {
my $obj = shift;
print( 'a ',
.= ' --loglevel=[DEBUG|INFO|WARN|ERROR|FATAL]' . \n\n;
die( $usage );
}
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$thread-join;
Didnt you say:
When you make a thread, you pass it a subroutine to run. The thread WILL
NOT join unless the thread goes to the end of that subroutine.
Agian, beautifuly simple code. Thanks,
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solution. Ive handled 10's of gigabytes of XML with this method;
splitting files, archiving files, sticking records in a RDBMS, etc. Works
great, and most importantly, fast.
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. Let's say that it is some interconnection cost:
my %cost;
[...]
$cost{$x\t$y} += 0.63;
See how more readable that is?
Or even simpler still, a multidemensional hash:
$cost{$x}{$y} += 0.63;
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Can anybody send me some examples on pagination with Templates
I have also had great sucess with DBIx::Pager. There arent any examples, but
the source is short and very easy to read.
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I would like to use xml Parser to parse this chunk of xml (below) and
return the business unit name and id attributes for each of the elements
where
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in server called RPC::XML::Server. Theres also a RPC-XML
server that comes with SOAP-Lite. The difference between the two is the way
you define your network enabled functions.
If you need a book, try _Programming Web Services with Perl_ excellently
written and easy to read.
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I need have my CGI scale images on the server, and I was wondering
whether there is a standard perl module that can do that (and possibly
other image manipulation tasks). I am looking for one that:
- is easy to
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Is there a quick way to initialize a number of variables at once?
Something like
my
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know how to do =)
What you describe is called a Class Factory and you may be able to use a
module or two from CPAN, the one that immediately comes to mind is the aptly
named Class::Factory.
http://search.cpan.org/~cwinters/Class-Factory-1.03/lib/Class/Factory.pm
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Its a lot easier than that. If the WSDL file is good. SOAP::Lite
comes with a program called stubmaker.pl that takes a wsdl file as an
argument and creates a module that you can
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Its a lot easier than that. If the WSDL file is good. SOAP::Lite
comes with a program called stubmaker.pl that takes a wsdl file as an
argument and creates a module that you can use(). Then all you do is
call functions the module makes available
your source that you are calling network
enabled functions.
It also comes with programs called SOAPsh.pl and XMLRPCsh.pl You give them a
wsdl file or an endpoint and you can make calls to the soap server from the
command line.
Wow this stuff is cool.
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( 'INSERT INTO table VALUES (?, ?, ...)' )
foreach my $line ( split(/\n/, get( $url )) ) {
# split record in to fields... see Text::CSV
$sth-execute( @splitted_stuff );
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property. So I looked through the
javascript to see what url I need the action set to for me, and I used the
WWW::Mechanize API to set the action with perl code before -submit()ting
the form.
Either that or write some glue to get WWW::Mechanize to support javascript
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the standard
install method. Whenever I have trouble installing a module from CPAN, I do
a:
cpan look Some::Module
and CPAN.pm will open a shell for me in that distro. So I can tweak the
install.
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I've got a phone record that keeps the date and time
in the following format:
YYMMDDHHMM
example
Install and read the docs for Time::Piece.
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Strikes Back
Info: http://...
Genre: Science Fiction
Runtime: 128
Name: Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi
Info: http://...
Genre: Science Fiction
Runtime: 134
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No forms on current page.
http://www.nyc.gov/html/doh/html/rii/index.html
But you will probably have better luck using WWW::Mechanize.
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) {
print $xp-findvalue( './title', $node ), \n;
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1 ZAR = AED (0.649063)
1 ZAR = ARS (0.523159)
1 ZAR = AUD (0.226934)
1 ZAR = BHD (0.066453)
...
How cool is that?
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The first line is all printed out at once. The second line prints '1...'
then waits a second then prints '2...' and so on.
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created.
Anyway, my question is: how do I test to see if a coockie exists b 4 i try
to read it ???
If ( UNIVERSAL::can( $newcook{'usrID'} = 'value' ) ) {
# ...
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If your writing something. I think you can output your die statement
into a log file using print [logfile] Whatever message you want\n
. You can also at certain points in your program output information
on the status of your program. It helps in debugging your program.
If it is a longrunning
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Enter Qualifier: (q,r,e): x
error: x cannot be qualified
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Enter Qualifier: (q,r,e): e
zzze args: data1, data2
please read
perldoc perlreftut
and
perldoc perltoot
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this will avoid a few bugs you were potentially about to write.
Todd W.
On Wed, 2004-11-24 at 17:35, Michael Kraus wrote:
G'day...
If a sublass has overrides a method in a superclass, and the subclasses
method calls the superclass's method, is there any mechanism to detect
that the superclass
I have serveral perl scripts that I've written seperately. Now I want
to run them sequentially. I don't want to cut and paste them into the
same file to be run. Makes reusablity a pain. Is there a method to do
this? I've tried searching but it appears I'm not using the correct
search words.
I have no real working knowledge of perl. Teaching myself as I go.
I know what I want to do and I think perl can do most of it, it's
just finding the way.
These scripts are really not module worthy. They are simple scripts,
or run query, output file, read file, retrieve data based on file,
by default to
en_US.UTF-8. I dont know much about locale settings, but somehow this
results is tests obsurely failing. Try setting your LANG variable to en_US:
$ export LANG=en_US
and try again. Another suggestion is to upgrade to Fedora.
Let us know what happens.
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Greetings
I am looking for the easiest way to take the Longitude and Latitude of a
location and place a marker on a map.
Can anybody point me in the right direction.
Thank you
Todd Birkenholtz
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: I'm using HTML::TableExtract to pull data from a web page.
:
: the Table depth is always 6,1. It just sometimes is not there
: when the page is brought up. How can I tell that the table is
: missing using this procedure. I'm trying to error trap
; }
}
}
$page = $page + 1;
}
}
close(outfile);
close(active_user);
Todd Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
: I'm using HTML::TableExtract to pull data from a web page.
:
: the Table depth is always 6,1. It just sometimes is not there
: when
I'm using HTML::TableExtract to pull data from a web page.
the Table depth is always 6,1. It just sometimes is not there when
the page is brought up. How can I tell that the table is missing
using
this procedure. I'm trying to error trap this situation. It causes my
code to hang
ClassB-bar
6: ClassB=HASH(0x1a8941c) cant baz
Todd W.
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On 2004-02-26 00:43:21 +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Wolf Blaum) said:
As I understand Biology, there is 4 nucleotid acids which gives 4**2
combinaions for dupplets. So you need 8 vars to count the occourence of
all douplets. Worse for triplets. (24)
As I understand genetics, triplets are what
On 2004-02-25 17:42:46 +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Kenton Brede) said:
If you don't get an answer to your question this is probably why -
http://learn.perl.org/beginners-faq#2.2%20%20what%20is%20this%20list%20_not_%20for
Kent
Kent
Kent
Kent -
Thanks for the pointer. I should have read the
Hi all -
Many thanks to those who shared their knowledge. I had a feeling that
there would be an elegant solution to my problem, but I was having no
luck figuring it out.
For reference, where before my code was:
$Pcc++ while $sequence =~ /cc/gi;
..it is now:
$Pcc++ while $sequence =~
and
even worse, starting to create forms etc for data edit and data entry
would make my hair even more grey than it is now..
I use MySQLMan, a free web based mysql client:
http://www.gossamer-threads.com/scripts/mysqlman/index.htm
works great.
Todd W.
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fast and simple.
I continue to ask the same questions you are asking, though. If anybody has
better ideas or sees limitations with this solution, I'd love to hear.
Todd F.
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), then RPC or SOAP is the way to
go.
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Todd wrote:
Perl is so slick:
if ( $self-{code} ) {
$string = $self-{code};
} else {
$self
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On Monday, November 24, 2003, at 10:56 PM, Andrew Gaffney wrote:
There is atleast 1 Perl program for downloading Yahoo mail out there.
Okay, but let's say I want to learn how to do it anyway. It seems like
a good practice
in a
Template::Toolkit template.
Vive OO.
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Todd W. wrote:
Perl is so slick:
if ( $self-{code} ) {
$string = $self-{code};
} else {
$self-{class}{file}{generator}{tt2}-process(
$self-{class}{file}{generator}{fmgr}{templates
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Todd wrote:
Perl is so slick:
if ( $self-{code} ) {
$string = $self-{code};
} else {
$self-{class}{file}{generator}{tt2}-process(
$self-{class}{file}{generator}{fmgr}{templates}{CollectionProperty
this is not how _I_ would
do it, but it is a perfectly viable method.
Todd W.
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