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ANT <delete> not working
Fixed it. :-) Changed <target name="prepare" depends="init"> to <target name="prepare" depends="clean"> hehehe ¯\(©¿©)/¯ <SHRUG>- facemann
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- Forum: Apache: Jakarta
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ANT <delete> not working
My ANT script gives output for every section except the <delete>. It also doesn't really delete the desired directories. I can't figure this out! >:-[ <?xml version="1.0"?> <project name="loginExample" default="all" basedir="."> <!--...- facemann
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- Forum: Apache: Jakarta
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Resource not found error.
I am trying the jsp/servlet login tutorial at http://www.roseindia.net/jsp/loginbean.shtml I am using the Orion Application Server. When I run the app I get the following error: 500 Internal Server Error java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Resource /PPR_TV/hello?username=&password= not found I...- facemann
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- Forum: Sun: Servlets and JavaServer Pages (JSP)
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substitution eats space
Duh, The substitution was including the surrounding characters. The following code does the trick. my $string = '"data","home 966-2815, cell 567-9832","data"'; print "string before sub = $string\n"; while($string =~ /[^"],[^"]/g){ my $pos = pos($string); substr($string,$pos-2,1) = ':'; }... -
substitution eats space
Ah, I just noticed that the substituion is eating a character on both sides of the comma! Hmm.... -
substitution eats space
Hello all. I am trying to remove unwanted commas from a CSV file. I am attempting to do this by changing any commas that are not contained in parenthesis to a colon character. The following test program produces an unexpected result: my $string = '"data","home 966-2815, cell... -
Up & Down arrows in perl debugger
My up & down arrows work find in ssh terminal. However, I only get escape characters in the perl debugger. How can I fix this? facemann -
Exploring Hash of Hash
Thanks for the reply naChoZ. Your %foo hash is a valid solution. However, I needed the multilevel hash because I was checking each person for duplicates. I am parsing a file for a database. But, you have hit the nail on the head with your comment "treating keys as values". That's exactly what... -
Exploring Hash of Hash
I am curious. I have created a Hash of Hash as follows: $HoH{$last_name}{$first_name}{$birth_day}{$phone_num} = "$id_num"; I often know the values of ($last_name, $first_name) and would like to find the $birth_day value for this individual. Is there an elegant way to do this? Naturally: print...
