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  1. grammarian

    TCP Book Recommendation (advanced)

    Apparently TCP/IP Illustrated by Stevens is what I'm looking for... Anyone has anything to say on it comparing to what I'm looking for?
  2. grammarian

    TCP Book Recommendation (advanced)

    Thanks for the recommendations. Have you read those books? I haven't yet, of course, but they do seem kind of basic upon reading the back cover and the reviews. I was looking for something that would enable me to understand things like "how can a person spoof their own IP to pretend to be a...
  3. grammarian

    TCP Book Recommendation (advanced)

    Hi everyone, I'm looking for a book recommendation, or reading material recommendation more generally. I am interested in learning about TCP/IP and everything else that is common, like UDP and ICMP. The purpose is, I want to learn exactly how ping, traceroute, and all the different kinds of...
  4. grammarian

    simple regular expression works on tester but not on my perl

    Yeah thanks, all I had to do was undef the freaking $/ variable.
  5. grammarian

    Perl Noob

    Forgive me, a better idea would be: m/\b[ADEFGHKSUZ]+\b/i
  6. grammarian

    Perl Noob

    Couldn't you just run matches like this?: m/[ADEFGHKSUZ]{1}/i m/[ADEFGHKSUZ]{2}/i m/[ADEFGHKSUZ]{3}/i m/[ADEFGHKSUZ]{4}/i etc? This would find words that only use those letters. You've got a good challenge there. I'm now trying to match words that necessarily use those letters but may or may...
  7. grammarian

    How can I change xml structure

    ask for it to find every <candy><product> and replace with <candy>\n\t<product> Then ask for it to replace every <product></product> with <product>\n\t</product> and finally ask for it to replace every </product></candy> with </product>\n</candy> Just remember to escape the backslashes and...
  8. grammarian

    simple regular expression works on tester but not on my perl

    Hi. Here's the thing. I have ActivePerl running on a WinXP and I'm doing this at the command line: perl o.pl e.txt r.txt And this is the program o.pl: $source=$ARGV[0]; $dest=$ARGV[1]; unless($source and $dest){ print "Source or destination file missing\n"; } open SOURCE, "<$source"; open...
  9. grammarian

    grammar checker help

    Yes, I've seen MS word grammar checker. It represents all that you said and yes, it is far from perfect. But it is going to remain far from perfect for a while since no one can help them (it's proprietary). I don't mean I should be applauded by my initiative. Sorry if I conveyed that sense...
  10. grammarian

    grammar checker help

    Thanks, KevinADC. And Raklet, thanks for the website. That's very much alike the CoGroo I found. I downloaded the packages already. Thank you.
  11. grammarian

    grammar checker help

    Raklet: Hi there. Thanks for the links, they seem very useful, and I like the syntax. Thanks for the example too. :) KevinADC: Hi Kevin. I understand the spirit of what you're saying. I have no authority to argue much further on that since we're talking specifically about Perl's capacities...
  12. grammarian

    grammar checker help

    Yes, English is a complex language, but what language isn't? I have this "knowledge of linguistic theory" (not in my head, but in my friend's head), and we're trying to do a grammar checker without relying on A.I. I want to do it solely based on string manipulation, since I'm good at it and I...
  13. grammarian

    grammar checker help

    Thanks, but I'm looking for more analytical critiques, not opinions.
  14. grammarian

    grammar checker help

    Hi there, I'm a C/C++ and VB programmer and I have a program in mind that I would like to come true with the help of Perl. I want to ask you guys if what I want to do is doable. I want to make a grammar checker. So I was reading some snippets in Perl and I wanted to know if this was possible. I...

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