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yea I think that would be better. No particular reason for the python wrapper just that we need a python version of that script. any wayz i found the answer & few of the links are : http://mail.python.org/pipermail/tutor/2005-June/039192.html...

Hi I want to write a python wrpper for a perl script. could you please let me know where can i download the rpm i think it is called "perl pi". Please correct me if im wrong thanks

Hi please explain me what this sprintf is trying to do. Time = 1175533048 ------ this is the key value pair of a hash. Therefore time() will have the above numeric value of Time. what does the following sprintf do : Sprintf (“E000000%9.91d%8.81x”, time() && 0x0FFFFFFF, time()) Please can...

Hi Iam so sorry to post again ...but im stuck again...:-( my $daemon = HTTP::Daemon->new( LocalAddr => $httpserver, LocalPort => $httpport, Reuse=>REUSE); if(!defined($daemon)) { print(...

Hi All, What does an arrow " -> " stand for in perl: Is it just for calling methods or is it used for some other purpose as well... In this ekample : headers->header($mf_req_header_tag) The header function is called & its return value is assigned to "$headers". (IS THIS THE CORRECT...

Sorry Line three is does not have a DATABASE in it ....it is as follows: Line 3) $dbuser = $cfg->getValue(COMPONENT=>"", KEY=>"DBUSER"); ......

I have a package: package MAIN::Config; it has the following functions in it : sub new { -- *** This function returns the o/p as follows : GLOBAL REQ_SUBID = 0000000000000001 DATABASE DBUSER = sit PATH CONFIG_DATA_PATH = ./data/ ...etc } sub getValue(\%)...

I read it & tried ..but could not et my answer ....could you please explain 2 -3 of these patterns ...ill try to fiure out rest. Thanks

Hi im new to perl can some one explain me, what do these patterns look for ? next if m/^\s*#/; next if m/^\s*$/; if (m/^\s*\[\s*(.*)\s*\]/) next unless m/^\s*([^=\s]+)\s*=\s*(.*)\s*$/; value =~ s/#.*//; $value =~ s/^\s*//; $value =~ s/\s*$//; $value =~ s/^"//; $value =~ s/"$//; $value =~...