| Flenser | jagerman: thanks, hadn't thought of that |
| action | CPAN upload: Egg-Plugin-Net-Scan-2.00 by LUSHE |
| CPAN | upload: Egg-Plugin-Net-Scan-2.00 by LUSHE |
| jagerman | Flenser: And you can do your population and testing all at once (if that can work for you) if you use: if (!$hash{key}++) { ... } err, without the ! to test for dupes |
| anabain | PerlJam, but the problem is that if txt lines are imported by perl on the basis of \n, how could it be possible, for example, to join two txt lines into a whole perl string? |
| PerlJam | anabain: $two_lines = $line1 . $line2; # for example |
| f00li5h | sprintf is the answer! |
| anabain | PerlJam, and then, m and s modifiers could be applied meaningfully to $two_lines, ok? |
| PerlJam | anabain: Hmm. when you say "modifier", you're talking about something different than s/// and m// |
| action | CPAN upload: POE-Component-Server-SimpleSMTP-1.04 by BINGOS |
| CPAN | upload: POE-Component-Server-SimpleSMTP-1.04 by BINGOS |
| action | CPAN upload: GoferTransport-http-1.00 by TIMB |
| CPAN | upload: GoferTransport-http-1.00 by TIMB |
| anabain | PerlJam, I meant //m and //s modifiers |
| PerlJam | anabain: perldoc perlretut; perldoc perlre # go forth and read :-) anabain: /s just makes . match any character (rather than any except newlines) |
| anabain | ok, thanks |
| PerlJam | anabain: /m makes ^ and $ match at the beginning/ending of logical lines within a string rather than just the beginning/ending of the string. |
| DeeTahPanLtah | i've got a dump question but honestly i've looked everywhere and couldn't find it-where can i download libperl++? |
| odrm | DeeTahPanLtah: try: http://www.perl.org/tpc/1998/User_Applications/When%20the%20STL%20Isn't%20Enough/s_j.html DeeTahPanLtah: which points to http://www.perl.com/CPAN/authors/id/KENFOX/ |
| DeeTahPanLtah | odrm: another dumb question,which file is it? ;p cause i already checked the perl-c++-api and it doesn't even compile |
| cfedde | DeeTahPanLtah: perldoc perlxs |
| qsc | hi, i'm looking for some help with a cgi script i'm writing i want to be able to pull some xml data off a remote server, extract some data and process it 2 problems: 1. my host doesn't have the XML modules installed 2. I don't know how to access a file on a remote server can anyone help please? |
| cfedde | erldoc -q "How do I keep my own module" the second question has more to do with how the remote is stored. |
| qsc | it's generated by a script and is accessible over http |
| cfedde | that is to say. How it is made accessable. ok then you want LWP to fetch it. ok? |
| qsc | think so, just checking a few things |
| R1ck | qsc: you can download the XML modules yourself to the server |
| cfedde | R1ck: that's exactly the question that is answered by perldoc -q "How do I keep my own module" |
| R1ck | oh :) |
| cfedde | :-) |
| qsc | that document starts at the generating makefiles stage - what do I do before that? |