Hello gentlemen. Thanks for the replies.
Terry, before mailing the list I already had stumbled upon that page. I
thought it was less clearer than the perl-doc page, I couldn't grasp it at
first like with perl-doc.
Uri, thanks a lot for the pointers. Yes, what my clients are doing is
dumping all o
> "t" == terry writes:
t> 于 2011-3-16 8:31, Daniel Calvo 写道:
>> while (<$fh>) {
>> print;
>> }
t> For the first look, you shouldn't be using <> for receiving data from
t> the socket. For more details, please loot at this article and its
t> comments:
t> http://www.perlfect.
于 2011-3-16 8:31, Daniel Calvo 写道:
while (<$fh>) {
print;
}
For the first look, you shouldn't be using <> for receiving data from
the socket. For more details, please loot at this article and its comments:
http://www.perlfect.com/articles/select.shtml
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Hello!
I'm trying to learn about network programming and sockets in perl. I'm
fairly new to the language, I just read Randal's book.
What I'm trying to do is a simple program that reads every line of
from multiple clients and prints them on real time to on a server.
After a lot of googling, s
