Martin Moss wrote:
> Hey Bill, thanks for your input, but no, I was simply
> meaning that the string of perl I was trying to create
> would have some values that were themselves dynamic.
> These dynamic values quite often contained {[()[EMAIL PROTECTED])
> chars, which if I didn't escape them prop
> > The format of the output hash I wish to write is:-
> >
> > $hash= {
> > 'key' => {
> > 'original_value'
> > =>$original_value',
> > 'new_value' =>
> '$original_value',
> >
> > 'files' => [
> >
MARTIN MOSS wrote:
> All,
>
> Hope everyone's having a pleasant day!
>
> I have a really urgent problem which I just can't seem
> to resolve.
>
> I have a data structure, which I want to write out to
> a file. The file I'd like to write would actually be a
> perl file which I can 'require' at a
Cheers James,
Couldn't see the wood for the trees!
It works great.
Marty
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> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Behalf Of MARTIN MOSS
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> Subject: [Perl-unix-users] taking strings and printing them
> to a file which is itself a perl file
>
> All,
>
> Ho
All,
Hope everyone's having a pleasant day!
I have a really urgent problem which I just can't seem
to resolve.
I have a data structure, which I want to write out to
a file. The file I'd like to write would actually be a
perl file which I can 'require' at a later date, after
it's been manually ed
"$Bill Luebkert" wrote:
> Michael Meltzer wrote:
>
> > Thanks to all who answerd.
> >
> > When asking this question i did hope there is a script already.
>
> It's too simple for a script (at least the basic editing part).
>
> > My special problem in this case is how can I present the user a previ
Eitan Schichmanter wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I need to establish a Server/Clients (multiple clients) model to run some tests.
>
> I've created the server via the IO::Socket::INET and the corresponding client. Works
> great for ONE Server -> ONE Client.
>
> My question is: What do I need to do to en
Hi all,
I need to establish a Server/Clients (multiple clients) model to run some tests.
I've created the server via the IO::Socket::INET and the corresponding client. Works
great for ONE Server -> ONE Client.
My question is: What do I need to do to enable more than one client on the server?
S
Michael Meltzer wrote:
> Thanks to all who answerd.
>
> When asking this question i did hope there is a script already.
It's too simple for a script (at least the basic editing part).
> My special problem in this case is how can I present the user a previous message (if
> it exists) and how c
Anthony Ettinger wrote:
> Apache runs as an underprivileged user though. I'm
> assuming you want one cgi script where they enter
> their username and a vacation msg in a form from a web
> page.
>
> You would have to open up their ~/.forward files to be
> world writable (which would mean they could
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