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Frequency Calculator
The code by Kirsle (Programmer) works perfectly for me. Thanks a lot. Thanks a lot for all others as well specially for KevinADC as I found him very helpful all the time. -
Frequency Calculator
I have versy simple data like 1 2 5 6 2 8 9 10 1 3 200 50 3 2 1 Out of these I want to list each unique value and its frequency i.e how many time it is in the data e.g 2 is found 3 time 50 is found 1 time 200 is found 1 time -
RegExp reading only first unique occurance
The expected result should be like that this is chain A this is chain B this is chain C this is chain D this is Chain F but I am getting out put like this this is chain A this is chain A this is chain B this is chain B this is chain B this is chain B this is chain C this is chain D... -
working with array and scalares in while loop
my code is as follow open (SP, "myfile"); my $chains; my @chains; while(<SP>){ if ($_=~/^COMPND\s+\d+\sCHAIN:\s(.)/){ $chains=$1; print "$chains"; } } the result print out A K Y T C D E F values for... -
RegExp reading only first unique occurance
I have a data like this SEQRES 1 A 1522 U U U G U U G G A G A G U SEQRES 2 A 1522 U U G A U C C U G G C U C SEQRES 3 B 1522 A G G G U G A A C G C U G SEQRES 4 B 1522 G C... -
Need Help with Curl and PregMatch
I want to extract the windows media player streaming from this URL http://desimadesi.webhop.org/pak%20Channels/playmovies.php?mid=46 I can curl the whole page. But there is some problem with preg match statement -
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Need Help with Curl and PregMatch
...true); // grab URL, and return output $output = curl_exec($ch); // close curl resource, and free up system resources curl_close($ch); $pattern = '/<div\s.*?class=(\'|")topmasters\1.*?>(.*?)</div>/ims'; preg_match_all($pattern, $output, $matches); echo "<pre>"; print_r ($matches); ?> -
Need Help with Curl and PregMatch
...grab URL, and return output $output = curl_exec($ch); // close curl resource, and free up system resources curl_close($ch); $pattern = '/<div\s.*?class=(\'|")topmasters\1.*?>(.*?)</div>/ims'; preg_match_all('$pattern, $output, $t); $output=str_replace('$pattern','',$t[0]); echo $output... -
Need Help with Curl and PregMatch
...// close curl resource, and free up system resources curl_close($ch); preg_match_all('/<div\s class=\'topmasters\' \s align=\'center\'>(.*?)<\/div>/",$output, $t); $output=str_replace('/<div\s class=\'topmasters\' \s align=\'center\'>','',$t[0]); echo $output; ?> Please help to spot... -
Working with cURL
I want to display some of contents from my one website to an other one live. I am planing using cURL for this job. Here is my code for this task <?php // create a new curl resource $ch = curl_init(); // set URL and other appropriate options curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_URL... -
Urgent help need with inserting £ symbol
Dear barneyblackburn, Can you give a try to ASCII code instead of usin £ symbol if the problem persist? I tried this [code] #!/usr/bin/perl -w my $pound = "testing £ stuff here"; $pound =~ s/£/£/g; print "FOO: $pound"; [/cod] on my local suse 10.2 installation and it... -
Geo/IP redirect
Dear All, I am not saying any body to write the full script for me. Well I know that I can use notepad, kwrite, vi, etc for writing a php script. I just want a start how to use IP redirection in PHP. I am new to PHP . Otherwise please tell me some books/chapter to read for this. Regards -
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Geo/IP redirect
Yes I want to show different sites to people coming from different IP locations. i.e different site/contents for users coming from Pakistan, UK, USA and Germany etc. Regards -
Geo/IP redirect
How I can write a geo/ip redirect php script? can any body hel me in this regards -
rewriting a perl file
Thanks, (/^ATOM\s+\S+\s+\S+\s+\S+\s+\S\s+(10|11|12|13|14|18|31|33|64|80|81|82|83|84|85|86|89|129|131|132|134|144|145)\s/) can in the above line we pick values from 10,11,12, 13, 18 etc from an external file or from an array i.e the external file could be a simple file containing these... -
rewriting a perl file
Yes, But I am not getting on how to do? what to do now? I have things in my mind but I am stuck -
rewriting a perl file
...or through command prompt and do not remains fixed as there are in this code. use strict; #open the directory and than read all the files with *.txt use Cwd; my $dir = cwd; opendir(DIR,"$dir") or die "$!"; my @all_pdb_files = grep {/\.txt$/} readdir DIR; close DIR; #reterive desired... -
RegExp reading only first line
Thanks a lot. This is really working for me and solved the question.
