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Perl language. (Moderated)
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Welcome - read this first!
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Archive-Name: perl-faq/moderated/welcome Comp-lang-perl-moderated-archi ve-name: welcome Posting-Frequency: weekly Version: $Id: FAQ,v 1.55 2008/03/03 15:47:27 gbacon Exp $ URL: [link] Maintainer: Greg Bacon <gba...@hiwaay.net> Copyright-Notice: see Section 14 [ A recent copy of this document can be obtained via anonymous FTP as... more »
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Regular Expressions replacements
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So, I am working on a program to take a list of First and Last names exported from Novell Groupwise and making the list become Last, First, firstfourlettersofLastName, password || The script I am using is this ...use CGI qw/:standard/; use overload; $| = 1; $q = new CGI; print $q->header(); local $/=undef;... more »
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Welcome - read this first!
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Archive-Name: perl-faq/moderated/welcome Comp-lang-perl-moderated-archi ve-name: welcome Posting-Frequency: weekly Version: $Id: FAQ,v 1.55 2008/03/03 15:47:27 gbacon Exp $ URL: [link] Maintainer: Greg Bacon <gba...@hiwaay.net> Copyright-Notice: see Section 14 [ A recent copy of this document can be obtained via anonymous FTP as... more »
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Welcome - read this first!
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Archive-Name: perl-faq/moderated/welcome Comp-lang-perl-moderated-archi ve-name: welcome Posting-Frequency: weekly Version: $Id: FAQ,v 1.55 2008/03/03 15:47:27 gbacon Exp $ URL: [link] Maintainer: Greg Bacon <gba...@hiwaay.net> Copyright-Notice: see Section 14 [ A recent copy of this document can be obtained via anonymous FTP as... more »
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Scroll Multiple Frames using Tk::Pane
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I have a program in which I am trying to create a scrollbar that can scroll multiple frames. Each frame has its own scrollbar using Tk::Pane. I have found code online which provides a solution if I was using Listboxes but not for Frames. Below is my code: ...use Tk; require Tk::Pane; $mw = MainWindow->new();... more »
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XML::Twig doctype and entity handling
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I'm writing a program that needs to extract a clump of XML metadata stored inside of a noncompliant HTML file and then perform a number of operations on that metadata. (Specifically, for those curious, this is part of a Mobipocket .prc to IPDF .epub ebook converter.) The HTML file in question has no doctype declaration, and XHTML... more »
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Welcome - read this first!
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Archive-Name: perl-faq/moderated/welcome Comp-lang-perl-moderated-archi ve-name: welcome Posting-Frequency: weekly Version: $Id: FAQ,v 1.55 2008/03/03 15:47:27 gbacon Exp $ URL: [link] Maintainer: Greg Bacon <gba...@hiwaay.net> Copyright-Notice: see Section 14 [ A recent copy of this document can be obtained via anonymous FTP as... more »
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Welcome - read this first!
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Archive-Name: perl-faq/moderated/welcome Comp-lang-perl-moderated-archi ve-name: welcome Posting-Frequency: weekly Version: $Id: FAQ,v 1.55 2008/03/03 15:47:27 gbacon Exp $ URL: [link] Maintainer: Greg Bacon <gba...@hiwaay.net> Copyright-Notice: see Section 14 [ A recent copy of this document can be obtained via anonymous FTP as... more »
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perlio fileno fallback
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I'm contemplating getting Term::Size to cooperate with PerlIO. It's just an xsub which does an ioctl, and currently it's setup to take a FILE* and then use fileno() to get the fd. But with the debian perl 5.10.0 the typemap for FILE* calls PerlIO_findFILE, and that func has the unhappy effect of knocking out any :utf8 flag on the stream. Eg.... more »
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