At Fri, 21 Feb 2003 12:59:13 +0100, Alexander Hartmaier wrote:
> Because I use a hash instead of an array now I've got the problem that sorting
> with an ORDER BY sql statement is useless ;_(((
>
> I don't want to loose the pros of using a hash (i can reference an the columns
> per name and if I a
I use the second array idea, except that I store that array in the hash,
under a key that will never be a real key. In my case, all of my
legitimate keys are lowercase (the database has case-insensitive keys,
and I simulate this in the import by lowercasing the keys), and my array
of keys (with or
Hi!
Because I use a hash instead of an array now I've got the problem that sorting
with an ORDER BY sql statement is useless ;_(((
I don't want to loose the pros of using a hash (i can reference an the columns
per name and if I add a new one don't need to touch the others).
Hast anybody an idea
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An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Alexander Hartmaier)
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Thema:Re: UPD: output table with variable data
just some comments on perl/embperl style, none of which are
p
just some comments on perl/embperl style, none of which are
particularly critical:
At Thu, 20 Feb 2003 10:36:57 +0100, Alexander Hartmaier wrote:
> [- use nactools; -]
this would be better done as [! use nactools !], since that will only
be executed once. when you use a [- -] block, perl will
Good morning list ;-)
I solved my problem yesterday before any answer arrived *fg*
Now I've got an 'nacadminlib.epl' which contains...
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If you're going to call the sub in a [+ +] block, you should have the
result returned, not printed. Note that, as others have mentioned, this
is not the standard embperl way of doing things, but it's an option.
> sub interface_list (@interfacelist)
> {
my $res = "
>
> Mon
> Device
Hi,
Your aproaching is confusing and don't use the features Embperl provide
you :)
Use Embperl [$ subs $] when you need to output data and when it is not
possible use print OUT inside your subs to print data in the
correct place;
About CGI.pm, you dont't need it when using Embperl.
Try to use t
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Subject: output table with variable data
Date: Wed, 19 Feb 2003 14:45:01 +0100
Hi list!
I have to output a html table in some of my embperl pages which always
looks the
same but the data is slightly different.
My approch was to write a small sub which takes the array w
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[+ $interfacelist[0] +]
...
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From: "Alexander Hartmaier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hi again!
I made a mistake at the variable passing ;-)
Now this works:
sub interface_list (@)
{
my @interfacelist = $_[0];
.
.
.
}
But it's still outputted at the end of the page instead of where I call the sub.
I also don't like the print statements.
Any Idea?
THX Alex
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First of all, you probably want to pass the array by reference, but I think
you want a hash reference in reality.
aka
print &interface_list(\%interfacelist);
next you actually need to assign it to a local var in the function.
Third, use CGI.pm or some sub class for the love of god.
Next your don
Hi list!
I have to output a html table in some of my embperl pages which always looks the
same but the data is slightly different.
My approch was to write a small sub which takes the array with the data and
looks like this:
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