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Recent content by LAdProg2005
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CFM page from PERL script
Ok, checking... Meanwhile, on conceptual level, perl script calls cfm page(lets say via LWP module) with parameters, does process. Can the click of the button (response or checkbox checked or exit or any kind of form processing) can be send back to perl script that calls the cfm page so that...- LAdProg2005
- Post #3
- Forum: Perl
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CFM page from PERL script
Hi all, Is it possible to call CFM page with parameters (perl variables that have values) via perl script? Hope that made sense. If yes, what docs should I read? Thanks- LAdProg2005
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- Forum: Perl
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FileName with trailing Pipe
Tried that as well. It still doesn't work :(- LAdProg2005
- Post #5
- Forum: Perl
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FileName with trailing Pipe
1. First you will need to quote the file name so your shell knows that you are not trying to pipe test.pl's output: ./test.pl "fileOne|" For this, it still says Can't exec "fileOne": No such file or directory at ./test.pl line 8. Thanks- LAdProg2005
- Post #3
- Forum: Perl
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FileName with trailing Pipe
Hello all, i am trying to read file that has pipe in the end of file name. fileOne| -> it is a data file ./test fileOne| doesn't work as it doesn't read the | I tried to escape it with backslash ./test fileOne\| but this doesn't work also $opF = $ARGV[0]; open FILE, "$opF" or die...- LAdProg2005
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- Forum: Perl
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understanding check between two files
also,thanks to all who made suggestions. best way to learn to look at multiple different ways of doing same thing. just that i am new and it takes me longer to figure out what is better way.... thanks again!!- LAdProg2005
- Post #12
- Forum: Perl
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understanding check between two files
Thank you both. Works very well. THanks for being patient with me. Just one quick question...The logic wouldn't work if data was? What would I have to change to take that into consideration? I am thinking ($key,$val)=split(/\|/); would need another variable but comparison logic will have to...- LAdProg2005
- Post #11
- Forum: Perl
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understanding check between two files
My goal is to compare two files and difference between records. file 1 is master and file 2 is to update the records. file 2 suggests that record is updated (record needs to be updated from master), removed (record is not needed hence not in file 2) or new record is added which means record...- LAdProg2005
- Post #7
- Forum: Perl
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understanding check between two files
Ok, so with that logic, how do i process such that i can say if removed line do onething if new line do secondthing if updated line do thirdthing- LAdProg2005
- Post #5
- Forum: Perl
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understanding check between two files
well, the process will be automated as the files need to checked often hence they need to be put in script....- LAdProg2005
- Post #3
- Forum: Perl
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understanding check between two files
I am using simple script to check difference in two files as bellow #!/usr/bin/perl open a, "$ARGV[0]"; open b, "$ARGV[1]"; local $/; my @a = split /\n/, <a>; my @b = split /\n/, <b>; my %b = map { $_ => 1 } @b; # Make hash of B my @res = grep { !defined $b{$_} } @a; # Everything in A not in B...- LAdProg2005
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- Forum: Perl
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cfexecute variable dump
hello, i needed path forward in regards to how to parse through data in variable from cfexecute. after cfexecute is successful, my variable has following data when i do cfdump or cfoutput: fruits apple banana peach orange veg beans eggplant drinks coke pepsi drinks fanta i am having trouble...- LAdProg2005
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- Forum: Adobe
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get form variable
Hello, I am using coldfusion form with username/password. using post/get how do i pass to the perl script where i can print the values set in coldfusion form? Any example or link or any pointer will be helpful...i tried google but couldn't find anything simple. thanks, ladprog- LAdProg2005
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- Forum: Perl
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