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Using $cgi->param('myname') as a string
ah, sorry that was a typo on my part. (I wasn't actually at the machine when I posted) In the actual code it does say "stuff".$myNewName Sorry for the confusion. So unfortunately the issue still remains. Thanks very much for the reply though! -
Using $cgi->param('myname') as a string
Hey guys, I seem to not fully understand what is returned by using $cgi->param('myName'); I'm trying to do add on a bit to the myName argument. It looks like this: use CGI; my $cgi = new CGI; $myNewName = $cgi->param('newName'); $myNewName = "stuff".$newName; then it would be called... -
Print not printing every time..
Ahh ha! This fixed it: #save old file handle and set STDOUT as default my $oldFileHandle = select STDOUT; #I think this forces a flush of the selected output $| = 1; #restore old file handle select $oldFileHandle; Thanks! -
Print not printing every time..
It seems as though this may have something to do with the fact that I have open files and I am printing to them at other points in the code... I could be totally wrong, but figured I should mention it.. thanks! -
Print not printing every time..
Hey guys, quick question.. I'm trying to make a little progress indicator like [23/1000] or something like that. What I figured I could do is go through the loop and at the end of the loop: print "\r [$myPart/$myTotal]"; However it only seems to print the very last one. So I tried: print... -
Making 5.1.1 not match 58180
Nope... but thanks for the info... Didn't know you could get the version that way.. pretty cool. Thanks! -
Making 5.1.1 not match 58180
ahh.. I see.. thanks for the explanation! It really does make sense.. -
Making 5.1.1 not match 58180
That worked great! Thanks so much! This leads me to one more question then... why two '\' characters? Why doesn't one work by it self? Thanks again! -
Making 5.1.1 not match 58180
Hey guys.. one more quick question and I promise I will leave you alone for a bit :) Essentially all I want to do is match the string "5.1.1". However I have noticed that PERL treats the '.' as a special character and '\.' doesn't seem to change it. The following code gets a match for "5.1.1"... -
New to RegEx
yes... like trying to take over the world! (*que theme song* pinky and the brain, brain, brain, brain, brain....) Thanks again everyone.. -
New to RegEx
Thanks for the advise guys I got it working! :) icrf - actually its for the exact opposite. It is running through the rejected email que to put those email addresses into the "Do not send" list. Worry, not I will save my evil tokens for another day :) Thanks again! -
New to RegEx
Hey guys. I've got a couple of questions, I found this someplace while looking for ways to find email addresses in a file: /(\S+\@\S+\.\S+)/ If I understand this correctly it finds any non-whitespace word (\S) then expects an "@" then matches any non-whitespace word, then a "." then any... -
Step through Array of Arrays with unknown Size
ahhhh... yes.. very cool.. thanks man! -
Step through Array of Arrays with unknown Size
Hey guys... here is the situation: @list1 = ("one", "two", "three"); @list2 = ("myList2"); @fooList = ([@list2], [@list1]); Basically what I want to do is walk down each array in @fooList. For instance I want to read data from @list2, element at a time, then @list1, but I want to be able to add...
