I got Perl 5.6 installed on my Sun boxes. After which I tried to install
the Tk module.
I had the tar file copied to /my/perldirectory/lib/site_perl/.
I then decompressed and untar the file, and the modules or files were
installed to
/my/perldirectory/lib/site_perl/blib/lib
/my/perldirectory/lib/
Need help!
I would like to insert a \ before a $ (if found) in the following string:
$x = '123456$1$2$3';
Output of $x must be 12345\$1\$2\$3.
How do I this?
Many thanks.
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Tested and worked! Thanks.
The last \ is necessary.
"$Bill Luebkert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi, I need to find a file with a specific date and timestamp,
therefore I need read the filename, date and timestamp of files
and compare it with the file I would like to find.
How do I do that?
Much thanks, fc.
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I started Perl with "Beginning Perl" from WROX. Good book. Did all the
exercises.
Took me about 3 weeks to finish the book.
Realise Perl is not something you can master in monthsmay take years!
Really
depends on what you need to do with Perl and how often you use it.
I'm still learning after