Rob wrote:
> Simplest method that I've seen for rounding a number ( $number ) is:
>
> my $number = 75.3;
> my $rounded_number = int ($number + 0.5);
Simple? Perhaps, although not much shorter than using [s]printf.
Correct? Maybe not.
First, it does not meet the IEEE standard for proper roundin
Look into "binmode". It may do what you want:
open IN, $somefile;
binmode(IN);
--Will
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From: Raza, Askari (GXS) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 'Perl-win32-users Mailing List' <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, December 29, 2000 8:15 AM
Subject: Ctrl Z
> I'm
I'm reading a text file in Perl that has a ctrl Z in several places inside
of that text file. Since ctrl Z means "end of file," Perl only reads up to
that ctrl Z. Is there a way for me to work around this problem.
Thanks in advance!
Askari R.
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Thanks to all for their suggestions. I'd rather use an existing function
than something I wrote.
Is File::Slurp the best option for appending files ??. How will it work
with large files, it that a machine memory limitation since it needs the
file to be in @array? Or does @r = cache to disk if
Now that GIMP is available (and extremely useful) for Windows
platforms, wouldn't it be great if the Perl packages were
available so that you could gimp from perl, or Perl/Script-Fu
in GIMP?
The two obvious packages that would be needed are PDL and
gimp, however there are several optional builds
You are not being a pill, I enjoy learning what is
considered the proper way to
do certain tasks, thanks for the
input.
I had never known about perldoc -q
and it looks like a useful tool.
Thanks,
briang
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