I've come up with an idea for an object oriented
module and am making it in order to learn a bit more
about objects and OOP. I've run into a strange problem
that I can't figure out why what's happening is
happening. I'm trying to copy part of a data structure
from one position in the object to
print %{$this-{'alphabet'}{$segments[$i]}};
$this-{'segment'}[$i] =
%{$this-{'alphabet'}{$segments[$i]}};
For some reason the %{$this-...} returns what it
should in the print statement (namely a list of a key
and a hash reference) but in the = statement it always
returns the string 1/8.
It
Hi all,
This is probably not a mac specific perl problem, but I have a web app that
fires off a perl script which generates a temporary pdf file and then emails
it to the user. I have been using this syntax:
my $temp_pdf = /tmp/reg_form$$.pdf;
to name the temporary pdf file... Is this a safe
This is probably not a mac specific perl problem, but I have a web app
that
fires off a perl script which generates a temporary pdf file and then
emails
it to the user. I have been using this syntax:
my $temp_pdf = /tmp/reg_form$$.pdf;
to name the temporary pdf file... Is this a safe way to
wren,
You need to get a book on regex's. Perl.com has the best available,
Mastering Regular Expressions is what you want.
Sounds like a formidable task though. For some additional help with
your regex you can play with a tool posted on the perlhelp.com web
site. Go to Resources and look for
Well, both the problem and the project are way over my head, but it
looks to me like something that will only be solved with brute force.
I think if your string is split into words and the segments are sorted
longest to shortest, alphabetically, then your could sort words by the
first letter
Hi,
this was probably too much hidden in my reply, but saving a file in
UTF-16 (as opposed to UTF-8) created the following error for me:
[:~/Desktop] xx% chmod 755 helloWorld.pl
[:~/Desktop] xx% ./helloWorld.pl
./helloWorld.pl: Exec format error. Binary file not
On Thu, Jan 22, 2004 at 09:28:30PM -0800, wren argetlahm wrote:
--- Bill Stephenson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You need to get a book on regex's.
I know the solution lies in regex's
I don't. I expect the code would be a lot clearer and considerably
quicker if you pull your strings apart using
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Oddly enough I was just looking into ANSI escapes for the mud I was
banging on about in another thread and came to the conclusion Why use
a module when you can just pepper your text with ANSI escape codes? :
ANSI Color Codes in brief:
0to restore default color
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On Thu, 22 Jan 2004, wren argetlahm wrote:
snip
Maybe Parse::RecDescent? Maybe I'm over-thinking this...
This is what I thought of immediately, an old but excellent article
maybe a good place to start:
http://search.cpan.org/src/DCONWAY/Parse-RecDescent-1.94/tutorial/tutorial.html
On Fri, 23 Jan 2004, David Cantrell wrote:
Amusingly, this message also triggered the broken software.
Funny, my message yesterday didn't trigger it.
Maybe it's someone that just subscribed?
That or someone just thinks you're Evil, and need to be tortured :)
--
Chris Devers
Oddly enough I was just looking into ANSI escapes for the mud I was
banging on about in another thread and came to the conclusion Why use
a module when you can just pepper your text with ANSI escape codes? :
Readability? Why use a module for anything?
Note the implmentation of ANSI
Greetings,
Since we upgraded to Panther, we have been unable to install the BDB
module and the mysql module or even the Date::Simple module.
My buddy Dennis, is an serious hacker, and he was here till the wee
hours of
the morning trying to make it work and was unable. He even tried to
compile
Are any of you running Panther with these modules?
Yes. This has been talked about on the archives a lot, and I
recently published a step-by-step in MacTech magazine (with
a shout out to this list).
Your best bet: check the archives.
--
Morbus Iff ( i put the demon back in codemonkey )
Culture:
On Thu, 22 Jan 2004, wren argetlahm wrote:
--- Rick Measham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wren, when you say 'segments' it appears you
mean phonemes or phonetics.
Yeah, I do mean phonemes (or something like it). The
module is language independent, but I'll check those
modules out.
That's
On Saturday, January 24, 2004, at 12:18 am, Wiggins d Anconia wrote:
Readability? Why use a module for anything?
It's not exactly rocket science to understand the escapes and
seriously, using a print for each and every escape code format ?
Expensive much? And what about situations where you
On Friday, January 23, 2004, at 06:46 AM, Chris Devers wrote:
On Fri, 23 Jan 2004, David Cantrell wrote:
Amusingly, this message also triggered the broken software.
Funny, my message yesterday didn't trigger it.
Maybe it's someone that just subscribed?
That or someone just thinks you're
* Adam Witney [EMAIL PROTECTED]
my $temp_pdf = /tmp/reg_form$$.pdf;
to name the temporary pdf file... Is this a safe way to approach the
problem. This will not be a heavily used app... But I wouldn't want
one persons pdf to be sent to another user..
Writing temporary files under /tmp using
On Saturday, January 24, 2004, at 12:18 am, Wiggins d Anconia wrote:
Readability? Why use a module for anything?
It's not exactly rocket science to understand the escapes and
seriously, using a print for each and every escape code format ?
Expensive much? And what about situations
On Saturday, January 24, 2004, at 12:18 am, Wiggins d Anconia wrote:
---snip--
as we seem to be adding nothing to the discussion I suggest we take
this off list
Robin
Can anyone here offer step-by-step for installing XML::Parser ? I've
run into trouble with the expat-1.95.7 install ... and think I should
revert to 1.95.6.
I'd like to do a clean install of expat and XML::Parser, without doing
a clean install of OS 10.2.8 ...
-Richard
On Fri, 23 Jan 2004, Richard Cook wrote:
Can anyone here offer step-by-step for installing XML::Parser ? I've
run into trouble with the expat-1.95.7 install ... and think I should
revert to 1.95.6.
Step one:
% sudo fink -y install xml-parser-pm
Step two:
There is no step two.
--- Thilo Planz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is a problem of context.
That's what I figured, but I wasn't sure off-hand how.
Thanks for the insight (you too Charlie). I had it set
up as $scalar=$ref initially but that introduced some
major problems that took a while to hunt down-- namely
that it
do shell script perl /tmp/junk.pl
-- = Hello
I'm afraid I don't have a handle on the Mac OS Extended file system. When you
make the do shell call in Script Editor, as you demonstrated, where is the
origin of the filepath? I'm not successful with SE locating my perl file,
which located on
At 16:59 -0500 1/23/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
do shell script perl /tmp/junk.pl
-- = Hello
I'm afraid I don't have a handle on the Mac OS Extended file system. When you
make the do shell call in Script Editor, as you demonstrated, where is the
origin of the filepath? I'm not successful with
At 4:59 pm -0500 23/1/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
do shell script perl /tmp/junk.pl
-- = Hello
I'm afraid I don't have a handle on the Mac OS Extended file system. When you
make the do shell call in Script Editor, as you demonstrated, where is the
origin of the filepath? I'm not successful
--- Chris Devers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you need to handle ambiguities? For example,
-ough can famously be pronounced several ways:
The way it's set up now can't deal with them, but I'm
about to rewrite the thing to handle more than one
segment having the same orthographic representation.
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