I like your idea but, I think you will overcount when there are leading
and trailing spaces and undercount when there are only commas,
semicolons etc.
How about
$text =~ s/^\W+|\W+$//g;
$number = $text =~ m/(\W+)/sg + 1;
Chris Wagner wrote:
What the hell, I'll give my version too. ;)
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Hi Randy --
Thanks -- I installed Apache2 and mod_perl and they are working fine.
Barry
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From: "Randy Kobes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Barry Dancis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc:
Sent: Sunday, April 03, 2005 11:23 PM
Subjec
Hi --
I am trying to use class::dbi::factory and it does not compile because
the line
use Apache2;
<\code>
gives the error "can't locate Apach2.pm". I tried to install Apache2 from
cpan by installing Build::Apache2
perl -MCPAN -e \"install Bundle::Apache2\"
<\code>
and got errors similar t
Hi --
I am trying to make a system call from a plx file on wintel 98, IE 6.0.
Plx is the extension for my perl cgi files (I have not been able to get
IE 6 to recognize .cgi).
When I run the code below from a dos window it works fine outputting the
html code to the screen. When I invoke i
Hi Nick--
For the 10 times through the inner loop the
value of $type does not change so you are placing 10 GetData hashes into the
same $data{$type} location
Barry
- Original Message -
From:
Nick Djurovich
To: Perl-Win32-Users
Sent: Monday, January 19, 2004 9:30
Hi --
I am using formbuilder with template toolkit and ie6. One of my fields
is of type=file but IE6 won't let me set its value using
values => $file_name. Is there any way to set it with formbuilder and still
have the nice file search input? Do I have to write my own file browser?
Have a text