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Regards,
Paul
From: Bruce Hudson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, 6 September 2002 10:29 PM
To: Keirnan, Paul
Subject:Re: [Perl-unix-users] Re: Remove item from array
> That is, create a new array without one of the elements.
>
> I the
7;t?
How do
other people handle the updating of Standard modules?
Regards,
Paul
-----Original Message-From: Keirnan, Paul
Sent: Thursday, 7 August 2003 5:28 PMTo:
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CPAN recommendations are wonky -- or is it me
CPAN still sh
Title: CPAN recommendations are wonky -- or is it me
CPAN still shows installed version as 1.07_00 after installing latest version (1.11).
This happens for any module which is part of the original 5.8.0 build.
@INC contains:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:> perl -e 'for $l (@INC) { print "$l\n"; }'
Title: How to track down "Memory fault"
We recently upgraded several bits of software (OS, database, 3rd party app). We then experienced a performance problem (with memory management). Resetting some OS parameters seems to have cured this problem.
However, during the investigations, the sys
Title: Setting terminal width
Could someone please point me in the right direction.
I wish to set the terminal width to 132 and later back to 80 from within a perl script.
The script uses the PerlMenu package to display a hierarchy of menus.
It has a facility to list the files in a direc
The problem is how to concatenate the variable '$pre' to the string
'woopi.pl'
without having it treated as a variable named '$prewoopi'.
Try putting your filename into a variable
$fname = "woopi.pl";
and use
Something
Bill,
Is there already a good means of doing this, or
Thank you Bill.
What I was really missing was the difference between
@array = ();
and
@array = "";
I needed the first.
My code then became something like (I've changed some names for
legibility).
> @array = ('val1','val2','val3','val4','val5');
>
> @new_array = ();
> foreach (@array)
Hi,
Am fairly new to Perl, so would like some pointers on the correct (elegant)
way of doing the following:
(It's working, so that is not a problem).
I am using Net::LDAP to search and update our Novell Edirectory.
One of the attributes returned is an array of "associations".
Under certain circ
Greetings,
I am new to both Perl (which I like) and also to Unix, although
I have 25yrs experience in other languages and OSes.
I am currently converting some DCL scripts from VMS to
run on TRU64 Unix (on Alphas).
My Perl version is perl, v5.6.1 built for alpha-dec_osf-ld.
The scrip
