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Non-programmer needs help deciphering a RegEx
Thanks toolkit, I'm afraid a lot of what you said makes no sense to me. Here is the full code and the text that is being parsed. ============================ Code ============================ sub read_ads { my $rlines = shift; my %ads; # store 'em all in here while ($#$rlines > 0) { #...- zoecutting
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- Forum: Perl
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Non-programmer needs help deciphering a RegEx
Hi, I've been left with a Perl script to maintain and I know nothing about the language. Something has gone wrong somewhere and I'm pretty sure I've tracked it down to this Regular Expression: # get bold & plain parts next unless $line =~ /^\s*(.*(?:\007f\-b\007))?(.*?)\s*$/s; my ($bold...- zoecutting
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- Forum: Perl
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Returning only records between 2 dates
Thanks! that works but I now realise that I need the records to show up if the startdate and enddate fields match todays date as well.- zoecutting
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Queries and JET SQL
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Returning only records between 2 dates
Hi, I'm new to SQL and would appreciate any help! I have a table that has a field called 'startdate' and a field called 'enddate'. I only want to return the records if todays date falls between these two dates. What is the proper way of going about this? Thanks- zoecutting
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Queries and JET SQL
