Ok i found the solution, solution has to be implemented in the lhs , it goes like this :
tk::widgeOne { -command => [\&foo, ($paramWOne] }
that is one of the ways
more@ http://search.cpan.org/~ni-s/Tk-804.027/pod/callbacks.pod
used in tk::widget { -command => \&foo }
but i have several widgets that use the same function but with different paramenters :
tk::widgeOne { -command => \&foo($paramWOne )}
tk::widgeTwo { -command => \&foo($paramWTwo )}
tk::widgeThree { -command => \&foo($paramWThree)}
My perl creates a html wich has a table with urls.
I want , on the moment i click on an url to log on the database using javascript(that seemed for me an appropriate choice-i do not know java nor javascript) and display that page.
Hello,
I want to use javascript in a perl program that creates a html with a bunch of links that connect to dbi and gets the page content for those links. I know perl part, but the javascript part i lack.
Thank you in advance,
Cristian
how can i extract a root using a pattern match ?
url type :
<h2 class=r><a href=\"http://www.something.com/"
i use this :
<h2 class=r><a href=\"http:\/\/(.+?)\/\"/
but it grabs alot of things that i do not want.
for example : <h2 class=r><a...
$$_lines[$line] is defined , i print the value before using it and its not null and even if i add defined $$_lines[$line] && i still get the warning.
And i use while instead of for because i modify the index while in the loop.
Cristian
Hello guys,
* I get this error when parsing the following lines :
start clusterNo=1
value chunkNo=3
....................
* the code :
while ($line <= $#$_lines) {
chomp $$_lines[$line];
if ($$_lines[$line] =~ /start\s(\S*)=(\d*)/) {
$clusterNo = $2...
I'm trying to learn how does CGI::Application::GDGraph works, but there isn't to much free and fast documentation out there, many just cut and paste from the same source : CPAN, and examples are not self explanatory when it comes to relate them with other components that use them or get used by...
This is really bugging me for a while . Here is what i want to do : I made a cronjob to run at each minute a script. That script logs on diferent machines and there it starts another script and return to my main script a result. I do that using c3. When i ran the main script manually it works...
Do eny of you guys have an explicit example of a small application that does this : http://www.jonblog.uklinux.net/www/presentation/img13.html
I don't have too much time to go into perl graphics books, and i learn faster from examples, i wanted to do something like in the link, but that example...
Ok , thank you , it helped me understand this. One more thing how do i return something from the first script withought using print ?
i don't want to print/store the returned value to nowhere just return it.
Cristian
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