Which of these editors show the number of the current line in the status
bar?
This is helpfull to track the error messages from the log file.
Teddy,
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From: "Marty Landman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tues
> "Fred" == Fred Sahakian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Fred> I know that %OD%OA is a carriage return, but I need to know what
Fred> the code is for a quote mark (") as well as a few
Fred> others..thanks!
You don't need to know if you're using the right tools. Look into
URI::Escape, found in
I've been using OptiPerl this past year & I think it works fairly
well. it's got a syntax checker & hilighting that make things easier
and there is a regex checker as well. it's a bit quirky in places for
a Windows program & there are a bug or two, but it's not at all bad
for a minimal cost. (it's
At 06:54 PM 2/5/02 +, Mo Holkar / UKG wrote:
>At 13:34 05/02/02, Pat wrote:
>>Can anyone recommend a decent Text editor for windows 98 that I can use for
>>CGI scripts. Notepad seems to show the carriage returns all of a sudden and
>>this is creating problems just trying to get scripts to run
In Windows, I usually use HomeSite 5.0, available from Allaire. You
might also look into Komodo from ActiveState, which has both a Windows
and Linux version available. You can get a trial version from
ActiveState's home page.
On Tue, 2002-02-05 at 10:54, Mo Holkar / UKG wrote:
> At 13:34 05/02
At 13:34 05/02/02, Pat wrote:
>Can anyone recommend a decent Text editor for windows 98 that I can use for
>CGI scripts. Notepad seems to show the carriage returns all of a sudden and
>this is creating problems just trying to get scripts to run on the server.
>I dont have unix or linux on my pc so
http://www.neurophys.wisc.edu/www/comp/docs/ascii.html
On Tuesday 05 February 2002 01:32 pm, Fred Sahakian wrote:
> Anyone know of a good online Hexadecimal Dictionary?
>
> I know that %OD%OA is a carriage return, but I need to know what the code
> is for a quote mark (") as well as a few others.
On Tue, 5 Feb 2002, Fred Sahakian wrote:
> Anyone know of a good online Hexadecimal Dictionary?
>
> I know that %OD%OA is a carriage return, but I need to know what the
> code is for a quote mark (") as well as a few others..thanks!
perl -e 'foreach(0..127) {printf("%s: %x (%d)\n", chr($_), $_,
I wrote this routine to do the conversion for me. When you run it at the
command line is takes a string as input, and prints out the hex val of each
char in the string.
#!/usr/bin/perl
# c2hex.pl - Converts characters to hex values.
my $chars = join(' ',@ARGV);
for ( split(//, $chars) ) {
p
Anyone know of a good online Hexadecimal Dictionary?
I know that %OD%OA is a carriage return, but I need to know what the code is for a
quote mark (") as well as a few others..thanks!
All I know of Mason is what I read in The Perl Jornal months and months ago,
I really don't remember much of it. I believe Mason allowed you to add code
right in the template (don't quote me on that), and HTML::Template only
allows for a few common templating options (if/else, include, variables,
At 12:55 PM 2/5/02 -0500, Hanson, Robert wrote:
>As far as using this method over HTML::Template
>you need to be able to predict future expansion to your code (which may be
>impossible), and as long as you won't need other features (or don't mind
>rolling your own) then Marty's is as good as any
Al,
I work with a lot of old code that uses the method Marty exmplained. The
problem I have had with it is that a few years after the original code was
written I find myself rewriting it to use HTML::Templates so that I can
include standard headers/footers and take advantage of the other
HTML::T
On Tuesday 05 February 2002 07:09 am, Al Hospers wrote:
> I want to have a web page where a CGI generated table appears in the
> midst of a bunch of standard HTML. I already have the table data being
> pulled from a database & generating a layout that looks good. however,
> I would prefer not to g
At 11:09 AM 2/5/02 -0500, you wrote:
>I want to have a web page where a CGI generated table appears in the
>midst of a bunch of standard HTML. I already have the table data being
>pulled from a database & generating a layout that looks good. however,
>I would prefer not to generate the entire page
I have a date/time in a variable like "12/30/2002 15:00" and I need
to validate it. The time might not appear there. I can be sure
of the format, but I want to reject things like month 13, day 32,
February 30, hour 24, wrong leap year stuff, etc. What is the best
way to validate a date and t
thanks for all the suggestions. I'm going to look them all over this
afternoon & I'll let you know what I decide on.
cheers,
Al
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Hi, Al !
> I would prefer not to generate the entire page in code if possible.
> yes I know I could do it all using CGI.pm but if I do then the
> client/designer will have to get into the code to change the layout of
> the page & that's not a really good thing.
Visit your local CPAN mirror for Ma
If all you need to do is insert a table you could use a server side include
(depending on your web server). It might look like this...
You would place that where you wanted the table to appear and the web server
would insert it right before serving the page.
The other option is to use a templ
I want to have a web page where a CGI generated table appears in the
midst of a bunch of standard HTML. I already have the table data being
pulled from a database & generating a layout that looks good. however,
I would prefer not to generate the entire page in code if possible.
yes I know I could
This works fine for me...
#!/usr/bin/perl
use CGI;
$query = new CGI;
@values = $query->param('name');
print "Content-type: text/plain\n\n";
print "@values";
Rob
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From: Rahul Garg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2002 9:45 AM
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Hi Rob,
Thank you, it worked like a magic.
Emily
>From: "Hanson, Robert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: 'yue lu' <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: RE: cache
>Date: Fri, 1 Feb 2002 17:54:52 -0500
>
>I believe "nocache" is for Netscape only. For IE you should use "expires".
>(or was it
Well,I have a HTML form which is calling a perl script.In form there is a multiple
selector box ,now when 2-3 lines are selected each is passed with the same name and
different value pair.
How to capture all values by parameter name
ie there are name = value1
name = value2
name= value3
@values
GNU Emacs for Windows NT and Windows 95
http://www.cs.washington.edu/homes/voelker/ntemacs.html
> Can anyone recommend a decent Text editor for windows 98 that I can use for
> CGI scripts. Notepad seems to show the carriage returns all of a sudden and
> this is creating problems just trying to g
Can anyone recommend a decent Text editor for windows 98 that I can use for
CGI scripts. Notepad seems to show the carriage returns all of a sudden and
this is creating problems just trying to get scripts to run on the server.
I dont have unix or linux on my pc so i cant use pico.
Pat
Check out ww
If you have not checked out the CGI.pm site you should. I contains a lot of ready to
go examples. You can cut and paste onto your machine and really play around with them.
Here is the links:
http://www.wiley.com/legacy/compbooks/stein/source.html
http://stein.cshl.org/WWW/software/CGI/cgi_docs.
Win2K comes with IIS 5.0 which can run CGI or embedded ASP (usually JScript
or VBscript but can be PerlScript if you let ActiveSTate make the relevant
changes and you have IIS running) but it won't be installed by default.
Can you check if IIS is installed using CONTROL PANEL, ADD REMOVE PROGRAMS
Hello,
I use win2000 and recently installed Active perl.
Small perl(.pl,.cgi,.plx) can be run form dos commnad
prompt. How do I run the the form-to-e-mail( html and
cgi), those kind of scripts. I guess, I need a
webserver. But how do I do it. I am using my home
computer for this. Please can u te
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