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• Re: Killing all child processes upon parent exit
  • From: Anno Siegel
• Killing all child processes upon parent exit
  • From: bsder
• Re: Perl subtraction wierdness
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: Perl subtraction wierdness
  • From: jai_guevara
• Re: Help: String search in Windows 2000 doesn't find text in Windows XP: MS Word document SOLVED: binmode
  • From: fda
• Re: Computer Language Shootout
  • From: igouy
• Time::HiRes usleep on windows strange behaviour...please please help!!
  • From: mastermagrath
• ANNOUNCE: Last chance to register for OSDC 2005
  • From: Simon Taylor
• access to stat from open() call
  • From: ekolve@xxxxxxxxx
• FAQ 8.33 Is there a way to hide perl's command line from programs such as "ps"?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Can Perl redirect STDOUT to file AND to command window?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: cASE sWITCHING?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Can Perl redirect STDOUT to file AND to command window?
  • From: rcm228
• Re: Can Perl redirect STDOUT to file AND to command window?
  • From: rcm228
• Re: Can Perl redirect STDOUT to file AND to command window?
  • From: rcm228
• Re: string and hash [quite long]
  • From: usenet
• Re: Can Perl redirect STDOUT to file AND to command window?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Can Perl redirect STDOUT to file AND to command window?
  • From: xhoster
• Re: Can Perl redirect STDOUT to file AND to command window?
  • From: rcm228
• Re: Can Perl redirect STDOUT to file AND to command window?
  • From: usenet
• Re: Can Perl redirect STDOUT to file AND to command window?
  • From: rcm228
• FAQ 5.36 Why does Perl let me delete read-only files? Why does "-i" clobber protected files? Isn't this a bug in Perl?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: string and hash [quite long]
  • From: No_name
• Re: string and hash [quite long]
  • From: No_name
• Re: string and hash [quite long]
  • From: usenet
• Re: Can Perl redirect STDOUT to file AND to command window?
  • From: usenet
• Re: cASE sWITCHING?
  • From: Ilya Zakharevich
• Re: string and hash [quite long]
  • From: No_name
• Re: Can Perl redirect STDOUT to file AND to command window?
  • From: usenet
• Re: Making sure a string is valid money number
  • From: foo bar baz qux
• Re: Can Perl redirect STDOUT to file AND to command window?
  • From: rcm228
• Re: Can Perl redirect STDOUT to file AND to command window?
  • From: Sherm Pendley
• Re: Can Perl redirect STDOUT to file AND to command window?
  • From: usenet
• Can Perl redirect STDOUT to file AND to command window?
  • From: rcm228
• Re: Computer Language Shootout
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Re: Perl subtraction wierdness
  • From: poopdeville
• Computer Language Shootout
  • From: igouy
• Re: ASTM checksum
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Re: substr forces scalar context with array argument
  • From: Paul Lalli
• Re: ASTM checksum
  • From: Spin
• Re: substr forces scalar context with array argument
  • From: xhoster
• Re: Upgrade Perl5.8.7
  • From: Sherm Pendley
• Re: ASTM checksum
  • From: usenet
• ASTM checksum
  • From: Spin
• Re: substr forces scalar context with array argument
  • From: Andrew
• Re: substr forces scalar context with array argument
  • From: xhoster
• FAQ 4.41 How can I remove duplicate elements from a list or array?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: substr forces scalar context with array argument
  • From: Andrew
• Re: performance and timing issues udp socket
  • From: xhoster
• Re: Addition of same value
  • From: Rita
• Re: length is 0 with unpack_socketaddr_in
  • From: xhoster
• Re: substr forces scalar context with array argument
  • From: Paul Lalli
• Re: substr forces scalar context with array argument
  • From: Paul Lalli
• Re: How to modify a XML file using Perl?
  • From: Matt Silberstein
• Re: Not able to write using Open2
  • From: Ashwin
• Re: Addition of same value
  • From: Tad McClellan
• Re: Not able to write using Open2
  • From: Paul Lalli
• Re: How to modify a XML file using Perl?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: How to modify a XML file using Perl?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• substr forces scalar context with array argument
  • From: Andrew
• Re: Addition of same value
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Addition of same value
  • From: Rita
• Re: Not able to write using Open2
  • From: Ashwin
• Not able to write using Open2
  • From: Ashwin
• Re: Not able to write using Open2
  • From: Paul Lalli
• Re: evaluate sine series.
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: evaluate sine series.
  • From: andyg
• Re: XML::Simple array size
  • From: Dave
• Re: Perl subtraction wierdness
  • From: Tad McClellan
• Re: Algorithm to reformat hash
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: Sorting a Hash of Arrays by an Element in the Array
  • From: Anno Siegel
• Re: cASE sWITCHING?
  • From: Eric J. Roode
• Re: cASE sWITCHING?
  • From: Eric J. Roode
• Re: Sorting a Hash of Arrays by an Element in the Array
  • From: Anno Siegel
• Re: evaluate sine series.
  • From: andyg
• length is 0 with unpack_socketaddr_in
  • From: bsder
• Re: Upgrade Perl5.8.7
  • From: Brian Wakem
• FAQ 8.12 How do I start a process in the background?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: evaluate sine series.
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: evaluate sine series.
  • From: usenet
• performance and timing issues udp socket
  • From: mastermagrath
• Re: Saving only comments in HTML
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: evaluate sine series.
  • From: andyg
• Re: formating data
  • From: usenet
• Re: Algorithm to reformat hash
  • From: Bart Van der Donck
• Re: Hash's Regex Transformation with Map
  • From: robic0
• Re: formating data
  • From: robic0
• Re: Perl subtraction wierdness
  • From: robic0
• Re: from a file to an array of words
  • From: robic0
• Re: Algorithm to reformat hash
  • From: robic0
• Re: Understanding 'scope'
  • From: robic0
• Re: Sorting a Hash of Arrays by an Element in the Array
  • From: robic0
• Re: from a file to an array of words
  • From: usenet
• Re: Algorithm to reformat hash
  • From: Bart Lateur
• Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.5 $)
  • From: tadmc
• Re: cASE sWITCHING?
  • From: robic0
• Re: cASE sWITCHING?
  • From: robic0
• Re: Matching escaped delimiter chars
  • From: robic0
• Re: string and hash [quite long]
  • From: robic0
• Re: Saving only comments in HTML
  • From: robic0
• Re: XML::Simple array size
  • From: robic0
• Upgrade Perl5.8.7
  • From: dcoleyoung
• Re: XML::Simple array size
  • From: robic0
• Re: cASE sWITCHING?
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: How to modify a XML file using Perl?
  • From: robic0
• Re: cASE sWITCHING?
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: How to modify a XML file using Perl?
  • From: robic0
• Re: Saving only comments in HTML
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: How to modify a XML file using Perl?
  • From: robic0
• Re: How to modify a XML file using Perl?
  • From: robic0
• Re: cASE sWITCHING?
  • From: robic0
• Re: How to modify a XML file using Perl?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Perl subtraction wierdness
  • From: jai_guevara
• Re: How to modify a XML file using Perl?
  • From: usenet
• Re: cASE sWITCHING?
  • From: robic0
• Re: placing results from google in an array
  • From: usenet
• Re: Saving only comments in HTML
  • From: robic0
• Re: evaluate sine series.
  • From: Tad McClellan
• Re: How to modify a XML file using Perl?
  • From: Tad McClellan
• Re: How to modify a XML file using Perl?
  • From: Tad McClellan
• FAQ 9.3 How can I get better error messages from a CGI program?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Perl subtraction wierdness
  • From: Eric J. Roode
• Re: cASE sWITCHING?
  • From: Eric J. Roode
• Re: Making sure a string is valid money number
  • From: Eric J. Roode
• Re: cASE sWITCHING?
  • From: robic0@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: placing results from google in an array
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: getpwnam question
  • From: Anno Siegel
• Re: cASE sWITCHING?
  • From: John Bokma
• Re: cASE sWITCHING?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: How to modify a XML file using Perl?
  • From: robic0@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: How to modify a XML file using Perl?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Matching escaped delimiter chars
  • From: xicheng@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: perl fork() problem: child exit() kills parent
  • From: JTech
• Re: getpwnam question
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: How to modify a XML file using Perl?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: cASE sWITCHING?
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: How to modify a XML file using Perl?
  • From: usenet
• Re: cASE sWITCHING?
  • From: Ilya Zakharevich
• Re: How to modify a XML file using Perl?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: evaluate sine series.
  • From: Matt Garrish
• Re: How to modify a XML file using Perl?
  • From: yann . pambou
• Re: string and hash [quite long]
  • From: usenet
• Re: string and hash [quite long]
  • From: Paul Lalli
• Re: How to modify a XML file using Perl?
  • From: usenet
• Re: Wierd behavior with files. Can anyone explain what is happening?
  • From: Tad McClellan
• FAQ 4.63 How do I reset an each() operation part-way through?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Wierd behavior with files. Can anyone explain what is happening?
  • From: rss
• How to modify a XML file using Perl?
  • From: yann . pambou
• Re: cASE sWITCHING?
  • From: John Bokma
• Re: evaluate sine series.
  • From: andyg
• Re: cASE sWITCHING?
  • From: robic0@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Matching escaped delimiter chars
  • From: James
• string and hash [quite long]
  • From: No_name
• placing results from google in an array
  • From: Nospam
• Re: Matching escaped delimiter chars
  • From: Sherm Pendley
• Re: Matching escaped delimiter chars
  • From: Paul Lalli
• Re: Matching escaped delimiter chars
  • From: Paul Lalli
• Re: Perl, IIS 6.0 Win2K3 and CGI
  • From: g3000
• Matching escaped delimiter chars
  • From: Witold Rugowski
• Re: CGI file upload missing from STDIN
  • From: Paul Lalli
• Re: CGI file upload missing from STDIN
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: CGI file upload missing from STDIN
  • From: Mark
• Re: CGI file upload missing from STDIN
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: CGI file upload missing from STDIN
  • From: usenet
• Re: CGI file upload missing from STDIN
  • From: Mark
• Re: CGI file upload missing from STDIN
  • From: Mark
• Re: CGI file upload missing from STDIN
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: CGI file upload missing from STDIN
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: CGI file upload missing from STDIN
  • From: Keith Keller
• Re: Perl, IIS 6.0 Win2K3 and CGI
  • From: Tim Hammerquist
• Re: CGI file upload missing from STDIN
  • From: Bengt-Arne Fjellner
• Re: CGI file upload missing from STDIN
  • From: Mark
• Re: CGI file upload missing from STDIN
  • From: usenet
• CGI file upload missing from STDIN
  • From: Mark
• Re: Cyrillic web pages with Perl and MySQL
  • From: Bart Van der Donck
• Re: Help: String search in Windows 2000 doesn't find text in Windows XP: MS Word document SOLVED: binmode
  • From: Mark Clements
• Re: Sorting a Hash of Arrays by an Element in the Array
  • From: Alf McLaughlin
• Re: from a file to an array of words
  • From: ngoc
• Re: Sorting a Hash of Arrays by an Element in the Array
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: Perl, IIS 6.0 Win2K3 and CGI
  • From: g3000
• Re: from a file to an array of words
  • From: Ingo Menger
• Re: Sorting a Hash of Arrays by an Element in the Array
  • From: xhoster
• FAQ 4.7 How do I multiply matrices?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: formating data
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Sorting a Hash of Arrays by an Element in the Array
  • From: Alf McLaughlin
• Re: formating data
  • From: Purl Gurl
• OT Re: formating data OT
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: from a file to an array of words
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Win32::OLE and IE popups
  • From: puff
• Re: formating data
  • From: Anno Siegel
• Re: getpwnam question
  • From: Anno Siegel
• Re: from a file to an array of words
  • From: ngoc
• Re: from a file to an array of words
  • From: ngoc
• Re: Algorithm to reformat hash
  • From: Bart Van der Donck
• Re: Hash's Regex Transformation with Map
  • From: Anno Siegel
• from a file to an array of words
  • From: ngoc
• Re: from a file to an array of words
  • From: Anno Siegel
• Re: from a file to an array of words
  • From: Paul Lalli
• Re: PDU example for perl?
  • From: Paul Lalli
• Re: from a file to an array of words
  • From: Anno Siegel
• PDU example for perl?
  • From: bsder
• Re: Is passing by reference preferrable?
  • From: Ingo Menger
• Re: from a file to an array of words
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: Perl subtraction wierdness
  • From: Tad McClellan
• Re: How to change the brightness or apply transperency to a part/ an image?
  • From: Oliver Bleckmann
• Re: formating data
  • From: Richard Gration
• FAQ 6.21 What's wrong with using grep in a void context?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Re: Trouble in wantarray context
  • From: Ronald Fischer
• Re: Perl subtraction wierdness
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: Help: String search in Windows 2000 doesn't find text in Windows XP: MS Word document
  • From: Grod
• Re: Perl subtraction wierdness
  • From: Brian Wakem
• Perl subtraction wierdness
  • From: jai_guevara
• Re: Wierd behavior with files. Can anyone explain what is happening?
  • From: usenet
• Re: cASE sWITCHING?
  • From: MrReallyVeryNice
• Re: cASE sWITCHING?
  • From: John Bokma
• Re: cASE sWITCHING?
  • From: John Bokma
• Re: cASE sWITCHING?
  • From: Tad McClellan
• FAQ 6.19 What good is "\G" in a regular expression?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• cASE sWITCHING?
  • From: Oldbitcollector
• Re: Is passing by reference preferrable?
  • From: brian d foy
• Re: Saving only comments in HTML
  • From: Matt Garrish
• Re: Perl - Get Two Decimals
  • From: brian d foy
• Re: Saving only comments in HTML
  • From: usenet
• Saving only comments in HTML
  • From: Oldbitcollector
• Re: Making sure a string is valid money number
  • From: Matt Garrish
• Re: Making sure a string is valid money number
  • From: Matt Garrish
• Re: FAQ 5.17 How can I open a file with a leading ">" or trailing blanks?
  • From: robic0
• Re: Making sure a string is valid money number
  • From: Eric J. Roode
• Re: Is passing by reference preferrable?
  • From: Eric J. Roode
• log out to file using mp2 and apache2 on Fedora
  • From: joe hacker
• Cyrillic web pages with Perl and MySQL
  • From: timdavis919@xxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Perl - Get Two Decimals
  • From: Eric J. Roode
• Re: hash on private member variable
  • From: robic0
• Re: Help: String search in Windows 2000 doesn't find text in Windows XP: MS Word document
  • From: robic0
• Re: [UDP] Overide "source" addr/port ?
  • From: Big and Blue
• Re: Simple read directory script not working
  • From: Tad McClellan
• Re: Hash's Regex Transformation with Map
  • From: Tad McClellan
• Re: Can't use undefined value as a HASH reference
  • From: xhoster
• Can't use undefined value as a HASH reference
  • From: alexbarham
• FAQ 1.9 How does Perl compare with other languages like Java, Python, REXX, Scheme, or Tcl?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Hash's Regex Transformation with Map
  • From: robic0
• Re: Simple read directory script not working
  • From: Paul Lalli
• Re: Making sure a string is valid money number
  • From: Paul Lalli
• Re: FAQ 5.22 All I want to do is append a small amount of text to the end of a file. Do I still have to use locking?
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: hash on private member variable
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: FAQ 5.22 All I want to do is append a small amount of text to the end of a file. Do I still have to use locking?
  • From: Eric J. Roode
• Re: modules, modules, modules
  • From: Eric J. Roode
• Re: hash on private member variable
  • From: bsder
• Re: formating data
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Wierd behavior with files. Can anyone explain what is happening?
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: Help: String search in Windows 2000 doesn't find text in Windows XP: MS Word document
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Wierd behavior with files. Can anyone explain what is happening?
  • From: rss
• Re: Making sure a string is valid money number
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: formating data
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Simple read directory script not working
  • From: AMT2K5
• Making sure a string is valid money number
  • From: stevob
• Re: formating data
  • From: Tad McClellan
• Re: Help: String search in Windows 2000 doesn't find text in Windows XP: MS Word document SOLVED: binmode
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Help: String search in Windows 2000 doesn't find text in Windows XP: MS Word document
  • From: Tad McClellan
• Re: Help: String search in Windows 2000 doesn't find text in Windows XP: MS Word document SOLVED: binmode
  • From: Barry Millman
• Re: Help: String search in Windows 2000 doesn't find text in Windows XP: MS Word document
  • From: foo bar baz qux
• Re: Help: String search in Windows 2000 doesn't find text in Windows XP: MS Word document
  • From: foo bar baz qux
• Re: Help: String search in Windows 2000 doesn't find text in Windows XP: MS Word document
  • From: foo bar baz qux
• Re: Builing Perl on OS X "Tiger"
  • From: Robert Hicks
• Re: Help: String search in Windows 2000 doesn't find text in Windows XP: MS Word document
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Is passing by reference preferrable?
  • From: xhoster
• Re: Help: String search in Windows 2000 doesn't find text in Windows XP: MS Word document
  • From: Bob Walton
• Re: Help: String search in Windows 2000 doesn't find text in Windows XP: MS Word document
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Is passing by reference preferrable?
  • From: Markus Dehmann
• Re: Help: String search in Windows 2000 doesn't find text in Windows XP: MS Word document
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Help: String search in Windows 2000 doesn't find text in Windows XP: MS Word document
  • From: Tad McClellan
• Re: Is passing by reference preferrable?
  • From: Tad McClellan
• Re: Help: String search in Windows 2000 doesn't find text in Windows XP: MS Word document
  • From: Barry Millman
• Re: Is passing by reference preferrable?
  • From: xhoster
• Re: Is passing by reference preferrable?
  • From: Bob Walton
• Is passing by reference preferrable?
  • From: Markus Dehmann
• Re: Help: String search in Windows 2000 doesn't find text in Windows XP: MS Word document
  • From: Purl Gurl
• FAQ 8.14 How do I modify the shadow password file on a Unix system?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: formating data
  • From: foo bar baz qux
• Re: String escaping
  • From: Tad McClellan
• Re: [UDP] Overide "source" addr/port ?
  • From: Stan R.
• Re: String escaping
  • From: RedGalaxy UK
• Re: String escaping
  • From: RedGalaxy UK
• Re: Help: String search in Windows 2000 doesn't find text in Windows XP: MS Word document
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: String escaping
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: Perl - Get Two Decimals
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: Help: String search in Windows 2000 doesn't find text in Windows XP: MS Word document
  • From: Barry Millman
• Re: Help: String search in Windows 2000 doesn't find text in Windows XP: MS Word document
  • From: Tad McClellan
• Re: learning emacs lisp
  • From: foo bar baz qux
• Re: Help: String search in Windows 2000 doesn't find text in Windows XP: MS Word document
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: FAQ 5.22 All I want to do is append a small amount of text to the end of a file. Do I still have to use locking?
  • From: foo bar baz qux
• Re: Help: String search in Windows 2000 doesn't find text in Windows XP: MS Word document
  • From: Barry Millman
• Re: String escaping
  • From: RedGrittyBrick
• Builing Perl on OS X "Tiger"
  • From: Robert Hicks
• Re: 2 different outputs of read, simple code but strange output.
  • From: Tad McClellan
• Re: String escaping
  • From: Tad McClellan
• Re: Socket programming muddle
  • From: RedGrittyBrick
• Re: String escaping
  • From: RedGrittyBrick
• Help: String search in Windows 2000 doesn't find text in Windows XP: MS Word document
  • From: Barry Millman
• Re: String escaping
  • From: RedGalaxy UK
• Re: hash on private member variable
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: String escaping
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: Socket programming muddle
  • From: mwql
• hash on private member variable
  • From: sam
• Re: 2 different outputs of read, simple code but strange output.
  • From: newsgroupie2003
• FAQ 9.9 How do I automate an HTML form submission?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Perl - Get Two Decimals
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: Perl - Get Two Decimals
  • From: Brian Wakem
• Perl - Get Two Decimals
  • From: stevob
• Re: String escaping
  • From: RedGalaxy UK
• Re: Logging Errors (Instead of Just Dying)
  • From: Hal Vaughan
• FAQ 5.14 How come when I open a file read-write it wipes it out?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Hlp with getpwnam()
  • From: usenet
• Re: String escaping
  • From: Tad McClellan
• Re: String escaping
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: [UDP] Overide "source" addr/port ?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: [UDP] Overide "source" addr/port ?
  • From: Big and Blue
• Re: perl fork() problem: child exit() kills parent
  • From: Stan R.
• [UDP] Overide "source" addr/port ?
  • From: Stan R.
• Re: String escaping
  • From: RedGalaxy UK
• Re: Matching spaces at start of line
  • From: Anno Siegel
• Re: String escaping
  • From: RedGalaxy UK
• Re: String escaping
  • From: RedGalaxy UK
• FAQ 5.16 Is there a leak/bug in glob()?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: FAQ 5.22 All I want to do is append a small amount of text to the end of a file. Do I still have to use locking?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Logging Errors (Instead of Just Dying)
  • From: Tad McClellan
• Re: String escaping
  • From: Tad McClellan
• Re: Logging Errors (Instead of Just Dying)
  • From: Mark Clements
• Re: Logging Errors (Instead of Just Dying)
  • From: xhoster
• Re: FAQ 5.22 All I want to do is append a small amount of text to the end of a file. Do I still have to use locking?
  • From: Mark Clements
• Logging Errors (Instead of Just Dying)
  • From: Hal Vaughan
• Re: perl fork() problem: child exit() kills parent
  • From: xhoster
• Re: String escaping
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: Hash's Regex Transformation with Map
  • From: Glenn Jackman
• Re: modules, modules, modules
  • From: Sherm Pendley
• Re: FAQ 5.22 All I want to do is append a small amount of text to the end of a file. Do I still have to use locking?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: String escaping
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: FAQ 5.22 All I want to do is append a small amount of text to the end of a file. Do I still have to use locking?
  • From: Mark Clements
• Re: FAQ 5.22 All I want to do is append a small amount of text to the end of a file. Do I still have to use locking?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• String escaping
  • From: RedGalaxy UK
• Hlp with getpwnam()
  • From: perlUSER
• Re: Hash's Regex Transformation with Map
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• FAQ 5.22 All I want to do is append a small amount of text to the end of a file. Do I still have to use locking?
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• Re: FAQ 5.17 How can I open a file with a leading ">" or trailing blanks?
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• Re: Trouble running a unix command with a subroutine call
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• Re: modules, modules, modules
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• Re: 2 different outputs of read, simple code but strange output.
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• Re: FAQ 5.17 How can I open a file with a leading ">" or trailing blanks?
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• Re: Hash's Regex Transformation with Map
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• Re: /(foo|)/ vs /(foo)?/
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• Re: /(foo|)/ vs /(foo)?/
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• Re: Hash's Regex Transformation with Map
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• Re: file output failing when printing in ian nner block
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• Re: Algorithm to reformat hash
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• Re: Algorithm to reformat hash
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• Re: file output failing when printing in ian nner block
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• modules, modules, modules
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• Re: using perl to print yesterday's date, but with formatting options ?
  • From: robic0
• FAQ 8.50 What is socket.ph and where do I get it?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: 2 different outputs of read, simple code but strange output.
  • From: robic0
• Re: Hash's Regex Transformation with Map
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• Re: Hash's Regex Transformation with Map
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• 2 different outputs of read, simple code but strange output.
  • From: newsgroupie2003
• Re: Perl, IIS 6.0 Win2K3 and CGI
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• Re: Perl, IIS 6.0 Win2K3 and CGI
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• Re: Socket programming muddle
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• Re: How would I determine a callers object ref ?
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• FAQ 4.19 How do I validate input?
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• Socket programming muddle
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• Hash's Regex Transformation with Map
  • From: Edward WIJAYA
• Re: Socket programming muddle
  • From: John Bokma
• Re: Perl, IIS 6.0 Win2K3 and CGI
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• Re: perl fork() problem: child exit() kills parent
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• Re: Socket programming muddle
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• Re: Perl, IIS 6.0 Win2K3 and CGI
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• Re: potential problem with fork()
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• Re: Socket programming muddle
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• Socket programming muddle
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• perl fork() problem: child exit() kills parent
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• Re: formating data
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• Re: Modify string on command line
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• Re: formating data
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• FAQ 5.33 How do I close a file descriptor by number?
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• Re: potential problem with fork()
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• Re: FAQ 7.25 How can I find out my current package?
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• getpwnam question
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• Re: formating data
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• Re: potential problem with fork()
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• Re: formating data
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• Re: file output failing when printing in ian nner block
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• Re: closing several files at once
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• Re: 64bit perl for Solaris
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• Re: formating data
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• Re: potential problem with fork()
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• Re: potential problem with fork()
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• Re: closing several files at once
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• Re: closing several files at once
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• Re: potential problem with fork()
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• closing several files at once
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• Re: potential problem with fork()
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• FAQ 5.31 How do I do a "tail -f" in perl?
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• Re: format[t]ing data
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• Re: formating data
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: file output failing when printing in ian nner block
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• Re: Trouble running a unix command with a subroutine call
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• potential problem with fork()
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• Re: FAQ 7.25 How can I find out my current package?
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• Re: How would I determine a callers object ref ?
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• Re: file output failing when printing in ian nner block
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• file output failing when printing in ian nner block
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• Re: /(foo|)/ vs /(foo)?/
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• Re: CGI::Session install tests fail, can I ignore?
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• Re: How would I determine a callers object ref ?
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• Re: format[t]ing data
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• Re: Matching spaces at start of line
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• FAQ 8.39 How do I set CPU limits?
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• Re: compiling perl 5.8.7 on Solaris 8
  • From: Thomas Hildebrandt - Sun Germany - ES - SSE
• Re: formating data
  • From: robic0
• Re: Trouble running a unix command with a subroutine call
  • From: Andrew McGregor
• Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.5 $)
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• Re: save to file problem
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• Re: formating data
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• Re: Trouble running a unix command with a subroutine call
  • From: axel
• Re: format[t]ing data
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: formating data
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• Re: Matching spaces at start of line
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• Re: formating data
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• FAQ 7.9 How do I create a module?
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• Re: Trouble running a unix command with a subroutine call
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• Re: Matching spaces at start of line
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: Trouble running a unix command with a subroutine call
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: 64bit perl for Solaris
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• Re: Random data function
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• Re: Matching spaces at start of line
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• Re: Trouble running a unix command with a subroutine call
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• Re: FAQ 7.25 How can I find out my current package?
  • From: John Bokma
• FAQ 6.4 I put a regular expression into $/ but it didn't work. What's wrong?
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• Random data function
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• Re: Matching spaces at start of line
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: formating data
  • From: robic0
• Re: formating data
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• Re: format[t]ing data
  • From: Eric J. Roode
• Re: CGI::Session install tests fail, can I ignore?
  • From: Sisyphus
• Re: CGI::Session install tests fail, can I ignore?
  • From: Sisyphus
• Re: Trouble running a unix command with a subroutine call
  • From: Mark Clements
• Re: Trouble running a unix command with a subroutine call
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: query status of STDIN
  • From: Andrei Alexandrescu (See Website For Email)
• Re: How would I determine a callers object ref ?
  • From: Brian McCauley
• Re: FAQ 5.17 How can I open a file with a leading ">" or trailing blanks?
  • From: Brian McCauley
• Re: formating data
  • From: Richard Gration
• FAQ 2.12 Perl in Magazines
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Trouble running a unix command with a subroutine call
  • From: Andrew McGregor
• Re: FAQ 8.17 How can I measure time under a second?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: formating data
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: formating data
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: FAQ 7.25 How can I find out my current package?
  • From: brian d foy
• Re: save to file problem
  • From: Ala Qumsieh
• Re: FAQ 5.17 How can I open a file with a leading ">" or trailing blanks?
  • From: brian d foy
• Re: format[t]ing data
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: query status of STDIN
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: How would I determine a callers object ref ?
  • From: Anno Siegel
• Re: Trouble in wantarray context
  • From: axel
• Re: very strange behaviour
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• How would I determine a callers object ref ?
  • From: MadDan
• Re: very strange behaviour
  • From: fedeabascal
• Re: very strange behaviour
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• Re: very strange behaviour
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• Re: Trouble running a unix command with a subroutine call
  • From: AMT2K5
• Trouble running a unix command with a subroutine call
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• very strange behaviour
  • From: fedeabascal
• very strange behaviour
  • From: fedeabascal
• Re: formating data
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: learning emacs lisp
  • From: Xah Lee
• Re: save to file problem
  • From: Tad McClellan
• Re: save to file problem
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: format[t]ing data
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: How to evaluate this string?
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: How to evaluate this string?
  • From: rajesh
• FAQ 8.17 How can I measure time under a second?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: How to change the brightness or apply transperency to a part/ an image?
  • From: Christian Winter
• Re: How to evaluate this string?
  • From: rajesh
• Re: How to evaluate this string?
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: Perl, IIS 6.0 Win2K3 and CGI
  • From: Tim Hammerquist
• Re: How to evaluate this string?
  • From: rajesh
• Re: CGI::Session install tests fail, can I ignore?
  • From: usenet
• Re: Sorting a Hash of Arrays by an Element in the Array
  • From: robic0
• Re: Sorting a Hash of Arrays by an Element in the Array
  • From: John Bokma
• Re: Sorting a Hash of Arrays by an Element in the Array
  • From: l v
• Re: FAQ 7.25 How can I find out my current package?
  • From: John Bokma
• Re: save to file problem
  • From: John Bokma
• Re: query status of STDIN
  • From: Andrei Alexandrescu (See Website For Email)
• Re: save to file problem
  • From: usenet
• FAQ 7.25 How can I find out my current package?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: save to file problem
  • From: usenet
• save to file problem
  • From: phal
• Re: Perl, IIS 6.0 Win2K3 and CGI
  • From: Sherm Pendley
• Re: formating data
  • From: Richard Gration
• Perl, IIS 6.0 Win2K3 and CGI
  • From: g3000
• Re: Passing particular types of params to subroutines
  • From: Daniel Kaplan
• Re: formating data
  • From: usenet
• Re: Sorting a Hash of Arrays by an Element in the Array
  • From: usenet
• Re: Sorting a Hash of Arrays by an Element in the Array
  • From: axel
• Re: CGI::Session install tests fail, can I ignore?
  • From: usenet
• How to change the brightness or apply transperency to a part/ an image?
  • From: Oliver Bleckmann
• FAQ 3.28 Where can I learn about linking C with Perl?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• CGI::Session install tests fail, can I ignore?
  • From: usenet
• Re: [ANNOUNCE] wxPerl 0.26
  • From: robic0
• Re: evaluate sine series.
  • From: robic0
• Re: Lunge crowd, kill file
  • From: robic0
• [ANNOUNCE] wxPerl 0.26
  • From: Mattia Barbon
• Re: evaluate sine series.
  • From: usenet
• Re: Sorting a Hash of Arrays by an Element in the Array
  • From: robic0
• ClearCase::CtCmd Question
  • From: RyanY
• Re: Passing particular types of params to subroutines
  • From: Daniel Cutter
• Re: Passing particular types of params to subroutines
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Re: loop ?
  • From: robic0
• Re: Sorting a Hash of Arrays by an Element in the Array
  • From: robic0
• Re: Sorting a Hash of Arrays by an Element in the Array
  • From: l v
• Re: Sorting a Hash of Arrays by an Element in the Array
  • From: robic0
• Re: Sorting a Hash of Arrays by an Element in the Array
  • From: robic0
• LWP and UTF-8 encoding
  • From: peter . hrobar
• Re: Sorting a Hash of Arrays by an Element in the Array
  • From: robic0
• Passing particular types of params to subroutines
  • From: Daniel Kaplan
• Re: Sorting a Hash of Arrays by an Element in the Array
  • From: robic0
• Re: FAQ 5.17 How can I open a file with a leading ">" or trailing blanks?
  • From: Brian McCauley
• Re: How I can store some value in loop?
  • From: it_says_BALLS_on_your forehead
• Re: How I can store some value in loop?
  • From: Rita
• Re: evaluate sine series.
  • From: axel
• Re: How I can store some value in loop?
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• Re: How I can store some value in loop?
  • From: Brian McCauley
• Re: How I can store some value in loop?
  • From: Brian McCauley
• FAQ 8.3 How do I do fancy stuff with the keyboard/screen/mouse?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• 64bit perl for Solaris
  • From: Rich
• Re: How I can store some value in loop?
  • From: Rita
• Re: How I can store some value in loop?
  • From: it_says_BALLS_on_your forehead
• Re: How I can store some value in loop?
  • From: Rita
• Re: evaluate sine series.
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: Can I tell if *DATA is exhausted? (eof, etc?)
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: How to evaluate this string?
  • From: Josef Moellers
• Re: How to evaluate this string?
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: How to evaluate this string?
  • From: Matija Papec
• Re: a perl primedb project.
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: How to evaluate this string?
  • From: Toni Erdmann
• How to evaluate this string?
  • From: kaushik
• Re: Newbie - Trying to extract all HTML tags from a text file
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Newbie - Trying to extract all HTML tags from a text file
  • From: AMT2K5
• Re: evaluate sine series.
  • From: Rajkumar Singh
• Re: How to convert string to an expression in PERL or calculating numerical string
  • From: Bernard El-Hagin
• Re: Newbie trying to understand some perl code.
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: evaluate sine series.
  • From: Rajkumar Singh
• How to convert string to an expression in PERL or calculating numerical string
  • From: rajesh
• Re: evaluate sine series.
  • From: Rajkumar Singh
• Re: evaluate sine series.
  • From: Rajkumar Singh
• Re: evaluate sine series.
  • From: Matt Garrish
• Re: evaluate sine series.
  • From: axel
• Re: formating data
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: evaluate sine series.
  • From: griffiths.andy@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: formating data
  • From: Anno Siegel
• FAQ 9.13 How do I edit my .htpasswd and .htgroup files with Perl?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Can I tell if *DATA is exhausted? (eof, etc?)
  • From: Anno Siegel
• Re: Can I tell if *DATA is exhausted? (eof, etc?)
  • From: usenet
• Re: Can I tell if *DATA is exhausted? (eof, etc?)
  • From: Anno Siegel
• Re: Can I tell if *DATA is exhausted? (eof, etc?)
  • From: usenet
• Re: Can I tell if *DATA is exhausted? (eof, etc?)
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: How to update perl
  • From: usenet
• Re: Can I tell if *DATA is exhausted? (eof, etc?)
  • From: usenet
• How to update perl
  • From: fritz-bayer@xxxxxx
• Re: Can I tell if *DATA is exhausted? (eof, etc?)
  • From: Anno Siegel
• Can I tell if *DATA is exhausted? (eof, etc?)
  • From: usenet
• Re: formating data
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• Re: evaluate sine series.
  • From: usenet
• Re: Apparent bug in 5.8 wrt tied scalars
  • From: Ilya Zakharevich
• Re: evaluate sine series.
  • From: Bernard El-Hagin
• Re: formating data
  • From: Purl Gurl
• FAQ 5.13 How can I translate tildes (~) in a filename?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: formating data
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• Re: formating data
  • From: eeb4u
• Re: formating data
  • From: eeb4u
• Re: How I can store some value in loop?
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• Re: formating data
  • From: usenet
• Re: Newbie trying to understand some perl code.
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• Re: Having Trouble Accessing Hash with Two "keys"
  • From: R^3
• Re: Newbie trying to understand some perl code.
  • From: John Bokma
• Re: Newbie trying to understand some perl code.
  • From: ed
• Re: Newbie trying to understand some perl code.
  • From: Sherm Pendley
• Re: Newbie trying to understand some perl code.
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• Re: Newbie trying to understand some perl code.
  • From: John Bokma
• Re: Newbie trying to understand some perl code.
  • From: Sherm Pendley
• Re: Newbie trying to understand some perl code.
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• Re: Newbie trying to understand some perl code.
  • From: John Bokma
• Newbie trying to understand some perl code.
  • From: ed
• Re: evaluate sine series.
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• Re: How I can store some value in loop?
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• formating data
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• Re: FAQ 4.12 How do I find the day or week of the year?
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• Re: Apparent bug in 5.8 wrt tied scalars
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• Re: How I can store some value in loop?
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• Re: evaluate sine series.
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• Re: FAQ 4.12 How do I find the day or week of the year?
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• Re: How I can store some value in loop?
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• Re: How I can store some value in loop?
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• Re: How I can store some value in loop?
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• FAQ 7.3 Do I always/never have to quote my strings or use semicolons and commas?
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• Re: How to stream HTML output?
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• Re: evaluate sine series.
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• Re: Net::Server and data sharing
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• Re: How I can store some value in loop?
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• Re: How I can store some value in loop?
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• Re: How I can store some value in loop?
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• Re: How I can store some value in loop?
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• Re: evaluate sine series.
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• Re: evaluate sine series.
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• Re: How I can store some value in loop?
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• Re: query status of STDIN
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• Re: evaluate sine series.
  • From: Sherm Pendley
• Re: How to stream HTML output?
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• evaluate sine series.
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• Re: How I can store some value in loop?
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• Re: Net::Server and data sharing
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• Re: How I can store some value in loop?
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• Re: How I can store some value in loop?
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• Re: How I can store some value in loop?
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• Re: How I can store some value in loop?
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• Re: How I can store some value in loop?
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• Re: How I can store some value in loop?
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• Re: How I can store some value in loop?
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• Re: Net::SMTP with username & password
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• How I can store some value in loop?
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• Re: How to stream HTML output?
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• Re: Net::Server and data sharing
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• Re: How to stream HTML output?
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• How to stream HTML output?
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• Re: redirect to syslog
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• The Perl Review, Winter 2005
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• Re: cpan, MakeMaker, CFLAGS (and CCFLAGS)
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• Re: Net::Server and data sharing
  • From: Matija Papec
• Re: query status of STDIN
  • From: Mark Clements
• Re: Modify string on command line
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• Re: line not exist
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• Re: line not exist
  • From: Tim Hammerquist
• Re: FAQ 4.12 How do I find the day or week of the year?
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• Re: FAQ 4.12 How do I find the day or week of the year?
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• Re: Net::Server and data sharing
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• Re: redirect to syslog
  • From: Anno Siegel
• Re: Modify string on command line
  • From: Tad McClellan
• Re: Modify string on command line
  • From: Brian Wakem
• Re: 'cooking' regex's
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• Re: redirect to syslog
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Re: query status of STDIN
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Modify string on command line
  • From: Anno Siegel
• Re: 'cooking' regex's
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• FAQ 4.12 How do I find the day or week of the year?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: 'cooking' regex's
  • From: Sherm Pendley
• Re: 'cooking' regex's
  • From: Sherm Pendley
• Re: 'cooking' regex's
  • From: Smitty
• Re: 'cooking' regex's
  • From: J. Gleixner
• Re: 'cooking' regex's
  • From: it_says_BALLS_on_your_forehead
• Re: Net::Server and data sharing
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: 'cooking' regex's
  • From: xhoster
• Re: 'cooking' regex's
  • From: Smitty
• Modify string on command line
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• Re: 'cooking' regex's
  • From: Smitty
• Re: Net::Server and data sharing
  • From: Matija Papec
• Re: line not exist
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• Re: line not exist
  • From: Sherm Pendley
• Re: Net::Server and data sharing
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: cpan, MakeMaker, CFLAGS (and CCFLAGS)
  • From: Sherm Pendley
• Re: Net::Server and data sharing
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: 'cooking' regex's
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• Re: 'cooking' regex's
  • From: Sherm Pendley
• Re: line not exist
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• Re: line not exist
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: 'cooking' regex's
  • From: Paul Lalli
• Re: cpan, MakeMaker, CFLAGS (and CCFLAGS)
  • From: Andrew
• Re: How to Remove Space in text file
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• Re: line not exist
  • From: Sherm Pendley
• Re: line is not exist
  • From: Sherm Pendley
• Re: 'cooking' regex's
  • From: Smitty
• 'cooking' regex's
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• perldoc spacing oddity
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• Re: line is not exist
  • From: Eric J. Roode
• Re: line not exist
  • From: Nina
• Re: Net::Server and data sharing
  • From: Matija Papec
• Re: line not exist
  • From: Pokerlad
• Re: line not exist
  • From: Anno Siegel
• FAQ 2.7 Is there an ISO or ANSI certified version of Perl?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: line is not exist
  • From: Nina
• Re: line not exist
  • From: Nina
• Re: line is not exist
  • From: Bernard El-Hagin
• line not exist
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• line is not exist
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• Re: [OT] Google Groups: vote for Default quoting
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• Re: alphanumeric counter - howto?
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• Re: regexp that matches half then conditionally excludes the other half
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• Re: Inject fresh variable in scope
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• Re: 403 error for perl script on Win 2003 server
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• Re: ran into troubles with threads
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• FAQ 4.24 How do I reverse a string?
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• Re: alphanumeric counter - howto?
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• Re: regexp that matches half then conditionally excludes the other half
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• Re: regexp that matches half then conditionally excludes the other half
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• Re: regexp that matches half then conditionally excludes the other half
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• Re: regexp that matches half then conditionally excludes the other half
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• Re: regexp that matches half then conditionally excludes the other half
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• Re: Pattern Matching problem!
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• Getting a list of all current variables in a Perl program
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• Re: Inject fresh variable in scope
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• regexp that matches half then conditionally excludes the other half
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• Re: Pattern Matching problem!
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• Re: use of CSS in CGI generated docs, Impossible ?
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• Re: 403 error for perl script on Win 2003 server
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• 403 error for perl script on Win 2003 server
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• Re: wow shit! I ran into troubles with threads
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• Re: Pattern Matching problem!
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• Re: Pattern Matching problem!
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• Re: ran into troubles with threads
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• Re: Pattern Matching problem!
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• Re: Pattern Matching problem!
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• Re: Pattern Matching problem!
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• Re: Pattern Matching problem!
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• Re: Pattern Matching problem!
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• Re: Inject fresh variable in scope
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• Re: ran into troubles with threads
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• Re: use of CSS in CGI generated docs, Impossible ?
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• Re: How to handle nested regular expression in perl
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• Re: Command-Line Arguments
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• Re: Command-Line Arguments
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• Re: Command-Line Arguments
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• Re: Looking for Equation Solver
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• OT Re: wow shit! I ran into troubles with threads OT
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• Re: can you please optimize this sub?
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• Re: can you please optimize this sub?
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• Re: regroup several lines into one by counting parenthesis
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• FAQ 3.27 Where can I learn about object-oriented Perl programming?
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• Re: wow shit! I ran into troubles with threads
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• Re: Inject fresh variable in scope
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• Re: regroup several lines into one by counting parenthesis
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• Re: How to handle nested regular expression in perl
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• Re: strange problem with system() and backtick operator
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• Re: strange problem with system() and backtick operator
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• How to handle nested regular expression in perl
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• Re: perl web site downloading
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• Re: regroup several lines into one by counting parenthesis
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• Re: regroup several lines into one by counting parenthesis
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• Re: regroup several lines into one by counting parenthesis
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• Re: regroup several lines into one by counting parenthesis
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• Re: REGEXP: match every string *not* in group list
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• Re: REGEXP: match every string *not* in group list
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• Re: REGEXP: match every string *not* in group list
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• Re: REGEXP: match every string *not* in group list
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• regroup several lines into one by counting parenthesis
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• Re: REGEXP: match every string *not* in group list
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• REGEXP: match every string *not* in group list
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• Re: can you please optimize this sub?
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• FAQ 1.10 Can I do [task] in Perl?
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• Re: can you please optimize this sub?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Net::FTP - Binary mode
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• Re: wow shit! I ran into troubles with threads
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• Re: can you please optimize this sub?
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• Re: Perl and IIS6
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• Re: wow shit! I ran into troubles with threads
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• Re: wow shit! I ran into troubles with threads
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• Re: wow shit! I ran into troubles with threads
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• Re: can you please optimize this sub?
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• Re: wow shit! I ran into troubles with threads
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• Re: wow shit! I ran into troubles with threads
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: wow shit! I ran into troubles with threads
  • From: Serge A. Ribalchenko
• Re: can you please optimize this sub?
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: Net::FTP - Binary mode
  • From: it_says_BALLS_on_your forehead
• Re: Net::FTP - Binary mode
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: Net::FTP - Binary mode
  • From: it_says_BALLS_on_your forehead
• Re: wow shit! I ran into troubles with threads
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• wow shit! I ran into troubles with threads
  • From: Serge A. Ribalchenko
• FAQ 1.13 Is it a Perl program or a Perl script?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: can you please optimize this sub?
  • From: Tad McClellan
• Re: can you please optimize this sub?
  • From: Serge A. Ribalchenko
• Re: can you please optimize this sub?
  • From: Rob
• Re: A question about m/PATTERN/g - first match disappears
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• Re: Tree view of directory while using Subversion
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• Re: FAQ 7.28 How can I use a variable as a variable name?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: best scenarios of using Perl
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• Re: Where to get all the articles in this group? (My net is 1KBps)
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• Re: Command-Line Arguments
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• Re: file handle and variable issues...
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• Re: file handle and variable issues...
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• Re: file handle and variable issues...
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• Re: file handle and variable issues...
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• Re: file handle and variable issues...
  • From: erik
• Re: file handle and variable issues...
  • From: erik
• Re: file handle and variable issues...
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: CGI::Pretty breaking w3c validation
  • From: Matt Garrish
• Re: file handle and variable issues...
  • From: Brian Wakem
• Re: alphanumeric counter - howto?
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: LWP / HTTP - buggy or broken? ( DISREGARD - A BUG )
  • From: Purl Gurl
• file handle and variable issues...
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• Re: Timelocal input, post good Date filters (from - to)
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: alphanumeric counter - howto?
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: LWP / HTTP - buggy or broken? ( DISREGARD - A BUG )
  • From: Tad McClellan
• Re: Timelocal input, post good Date filters (from - to)
  • From: Tad McClellan
• Re: Command-Line Arguments
  • From: Tad McClellan
• Net::FTP - Binary mode
  • From: Pascal
• Re: best scenarios of using Perl
  • From: Juha Laiho
• Re: LWP / HTTP - buggy or broken?
  • From: Brian Wakem
• Re: best scenarios of using Perl
  • From: Joachim Pense
• Re: FAQ 7.28 How can I use a variable as a variable name?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: FAQ 7.28 How can I use a variable as a variable name?
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• Re: best scenarios of using Perl
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• Re: LWP / HTTP - buggy or broken?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Timelocal input, post good Date filters (from - to)
  • From: robic0
• Re: FAQ 7.28 How can I use a variable as a variable name?
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: LWP / HTTP - buggy or broken?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: The Evil American Corprotocracy
  • From: robic0
• Re: LWP / HTTP - buggy or broken? ( DISREGARD - A BUG )
  • From: Purl Gurl
• best scenarios of using Perl
  • From: Joe
• Re: FAQ 7.28 How can I use a variable as a variable name?
  • From: Andrei Alexandrescu (See Website For Email)
• Re: LWP / HTTP - buggy or broken?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: The Evil American Corprotocracy
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• Re: The Evil American Corprotocracy
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• FAQ 4.70 How do I handle binary data correctly?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Command-Line Arguments
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• Re: Command-Line Arguments
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• Re: Where to get all the articles in this group? (My net is 1KBps)
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• Re: LWP / HTTP - buggy or broken?
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• LWP / HTTP - buggy or broken?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Command-Line Arguments
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: Why my code doesn't look Perl-ish?
  • From: robic0
• Re: perl on linux
  • From: Gregory Toomey
• Command-Line Arguments
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• Re: Advanced fiule handling
  • From: Ronny Mandal
• Re: Advanced fiule handling
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• Re: CGI::Pretty breaking w3c validation
  • From: John Bokma
• Advanced fiule handling
  • From: Ronny Mandal
• Re: FAQ 7.28 How can I use a variable as a variable name?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Inject fresh variable in scope
  • From: Eric J. Roode
• Re: Inject fresh variable in scope
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: strange problem with system() and backtick operator
  • From: John W. Krahn
• strange problem with system() and backtick operator
  • From: Martin Kissner
• Re: A question about m/PATTERN/g - first match disappears
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Inject fresh variable in scope
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• FAQ 7.28 How can I use a variable as a variable name?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: A question about m/PATTERN/g - first match disappears
  • From: Abigail
• Re: A question about m/PATTERN/g - first match disappears
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: A question about m/PATTERN/g - first match disappears
  • From: Allan M. Due
• Re: A question about m/PATTERN/g - first match disappears
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• A question about m/PATTERN/g - first match disappears
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• Re: use strict and s///ee
  • From: krichine
• Re: Perl and IIS6
  • From: RedGrittyBrick
• Re: why the perl documents is hard to understand?
  • From: John W. Kennedy
• Re: alphanumeric counter - howto?
  • From: Bill Segraves
• Re: alphanumeric counter - howto?
  • From: Oliver Bleckmann
• Re: CGI::Pretty breaking w3c validation
  • From: Matt Garrish
• Re: alphanumeric counter - howto?
  • From: Oliver Bleckmann
• Re: possible link/ARGV problem?
  • From: Joe Smith
• Re: CGI::Pretty breaking w3c validation
  • From: Matt Silberstein
• Re: Conflicting children...
  • From: xhoster
• Re: use strict and s///ee
  • From: Brian McCauley
• Re: how to interpret string as code?
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: alphanumeric counter - howto?
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: alphanumeric counter - howto?
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• FAQ 3.26 Where can I learn about CGI or Web programming in Perl?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: how to interpret string as code?
  • From: Joe Smith
• Re: GD Perl graphic
  • From: Eric Bohlman
• Re: how to do this job using perl?
  • From: Dave Cross
• Re: Conflicting children...
  • From: Qi
• Re: flip flopping words
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• Re: alphanumeric counter - howto?
  • From: Jeff
• Re: Parsing a file with a known delimiter
  • From: Jeff
• Re: CGI::Pretty breaking w3c validation
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• FAQ 7.11 How can I tell if a variable is tainted?
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• Re: Parsing a file with a known delimiter
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• Re: Parsing a file with a known delimiter
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• Re: from text file to array in shortest way
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• Parsing a file with a known delimiter
  • From: stevob
• Re: find out all .txt files in a dir recursively
  • From: Eric J. Roode
• Re: CGI::Pretty breaking w3c validation
  • From: pdpi
• Re: In which perldoc are \t \n \d (etc) documented?
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• In which perldoc are \t \n \d (etc) documented?
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• Re: perl on linux
  • From: John Bokma
• Re: perl on linux
  • From: darkchild50
• Re: alphanumeric counter - howto?
  • From: Brian McCauley
• Re: Use of \s versus space character
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: How to print modified version of string without intermediate variable?
  • From: Eden Cardim
• Re: GD Perl graphic
  • From: Nina
• Perl and IIS6
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• Re: alphanumeric counter - howto?
  • From: Paul Lalli
• alphanumeric counter - howto?
  • From: Oliver Bleckmann
• Re: Use of \s versus space character
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• Re: GD Perl graphic
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• Re: Use of \s versus space character
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• Re: GD Perl graphic
  • From: Smitty
• Re: GD Perl graphic
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: GD Perl graphic
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• Re: GD Perl graphic
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• GD Perl graphic
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• Re: grepping with $_ ?
  • From: Paul Lalli
• Re: The Evil American Corprotocracy
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• grepping with $_ ?
  • From: erik
• Re: Problems with while loop
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: Problems with while loop
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: matching a pattern with a space or no space??
  • From: Anno Siegel
• FAQ 4.25 How do I expand tabs in a string?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: predefined perl vars FULLNAMES on/off switch
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• predefined perl vars FULLNAMES on/off switch
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• Re: printing escape characters
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• Re: Where to get all the articles in this group? (My net is 1KBps)
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• Re: Use of \s versus space character
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• Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.5 $)
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• Re: Learning PERL
  • From: John Bokma
• Re: CGI::Pretty breaking w3c validation
  • From: John Bokma
• Re: Where to get all the articles in this group? (My net is 1KBps)
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• FAQ 2.17 Where do I send bug reports?
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• Re: CGI::Pretty breaking w3c validation
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• Re: CGI::Pretty breaking w3c validation
  • From: John Bokma
• Re: How to print modified version of string without intermediate variable?
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• Re: CGI::Pretty breaking w3c validation
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• CGI::Pretty breaking w3c validation
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• SOAP::Lite Headers
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• Re: How to print modified version of string without intermediate variable?
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• Re: How to print modified version of string without intermediate variable?
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• Re: Where to get all the articles in this group? (My net is 1KBps)
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• Re: how to interpret string as code?
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• Re: Problems with GenerateConsoleCtrlEvent and SendInput
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• Re: Need workaround for regex bug in 5.8.6
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• Re: How to print modified version of string without intermediate variable?
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• Re: printing escape characters
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• Re: why the perl documents is hard to understand?
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• How to print modified version of string without intermediate variable?
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• Re: printing escape characters
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• Re: printing escape characters
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• printing escape characters
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• Re: perl-mysql example
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• Re: perl-mysql example
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• Re: perl-mysql example
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• perl-mysql example
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• Re: How to replace string in only one field which could be duplicated in the file
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• Re: flip flopping words
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• Re: Problems Installing perl 5.8.7
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• Re: Use of \s versus space character
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• Re: How to find a module's path on a server
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• Re: Need workaround for regex bug in 5.8.6
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• Re: Shell script
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• Re: Need workaround for regex bug in 5.8.6
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• Re: how to check if some module is installed or not
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• Re: Use of \s versus space character
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• Re: Need workaround for regex bug in 5.8.6
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• Re: The Evil American Corprotocracy
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• Re: leaving mainloop
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• leaving mainloop
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• Re: how to interpret string as code?
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• Re: Problems with GenerateConsoleCtrlEvent and SendInput
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• Re: how to interpret string as code?
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• Re: how to interpret string as code?
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• Re: how to interpret string as code?
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• Re: pack /unpack issue
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• Re: Use of \s versus space character
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• Re: Want to use equivalent of grep function in perl
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• Re: Want to use equivalent of grep function in perl
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• Re: Want to use equivalent of grep function in perl
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• pack /unpack issue
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• Re: how to check if some module is installed or not
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• Re: Use of \s versus space character
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• Re: Use of \s versus space character
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• Re: Use of \s versus space character
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• Re: How to replace string in only one field which could be duplicated in the file
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• Re: how to interpret string as code?
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• Re: Use of \s versus space character
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• Re: Use of \s versus space character
  • From: Bernard El-Hagin
• FAQ 6.12 What does it mean that regexes are greedy? How can I get around it?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Use of \s versus space character
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• how to check if some module is installed or not
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• Re: How to replace string in only one field which could be duplicated in the file
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• Re: how to interpret string as code?
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• Re: How to replace string in only one field which could be duplicated in the file
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• how to interpret string as code?
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• How to replace string in only one field which could be duplicated in the file
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• Re: Learning PERL
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• Re: Problems Installing perl 5.8.7
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• Re: Need workaround for regex bug in 5.8.6
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• Re: RSS
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• Re: just because is a tiger
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• Re: Why my code doesn't look Perl-ish?
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• Re: Why my code doesn't look Perl-ish?
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• Re: Why my code doesn't look Perl-ish?
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• Re: The Evil American Corprotocracy
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• Re: The Evil American Corprotocracy
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• Re: FAQ 4.42 How can I tell whether a certain element is contained in a list or array?
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• Re: The Evil American Corprotocracy
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• Re: FAQ 4.42 How can I tell whether a certain element is contained in a list or array?
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• Re: How to get array item directly from split result?
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• FAQ 4.42 How can I tell whether a certain element is contained in a list or array?
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• Re: Learning PERL
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• Learning PERL
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• Re: trouble with simple expression
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• Re: Need workaround for regex bug in 5.8.6
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• Re: Newbie question
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• Re: Newbie question
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• Newbie question
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• Re: how to do this job using perl?
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• Re: matching a pattern with a space or no space??
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• Re: matching a pattern with a space or no space??
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• Re: Want to use equivalent of grep function in perl
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• Re: Problems with while loop
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• Re: FAQ 1.7 How stable is Perl?
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• Re: cgi server side include for newbie...
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• Re: Want to use equivalent of grep function in perl
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• Re: FAQ 3.19 How can I make my CGI script more efficient?
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• Re: FAQ 3.21 How can I compile my Perl program into byte code or C?
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• Re: [OT] Re: Perl site - Elementary question
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• Re: Problems with GenerateConsoleCtrlEvent and SendInput
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• Want to use equivalent of grep function in perl
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• Re: [OT] Re: Perl site - Elementary question
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• Re: Need workaround for regex bug in 5.8.6
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• Re: perl ASP vs VB ASP
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• Re: FAQ 4.41 How can I remove duplicate elements from a list or array?
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• Re: flip flopping words
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• Re: FAQ 3.21 How can I compile my Perl program into byte code or C?
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• Re: Problems with GenerateConsoleCtrlEvent and SendInput
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: Need workaround for regex bug in 5.8.6
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• Re: Problems with GenerateConsoleCtrlEvent and SendInput
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• Re: flip flopping words
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• How to find a module's path on a server
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• Re: finding existing records
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• Re: matching a pattern with a space or no space??
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• Re: Problems with GenerateConsoleCtrlEvent and SendInput
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• Re: finding existing records
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• Re: cgi server side include for newbie...
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• Re: how to do this job using perl?
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• Re: flip flopping words
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• Re: cgi server side include for newbie...
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• Re: cgi server side include for newbie...
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• Re: cgi server side include for newbie...
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• Re: matching a pattern with a space or no space??
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• Re: Problems Installing perl 5.8.7
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• flip flopping words
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• Re: Problems with while loop
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• Re: FAQ 1.7 How stable is Perl?
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• Re: matching a pattern with a space or no space??
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• perl ASP vs VB ASP
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• Re: FAQ 1.14 What is a JAPH?
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• FAQ 1.14 What is a JAPH?
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• Re: from text file to array in shortest way
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• Re: Newbie - Reading a file with delimited fields, storing first two fields in a hash
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• Re: about perl module use
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• Re: Cannot get exec syntax correct
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• 2nd CfP: German Perl Workshop 2006
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• circular import doesn't behave as expected?
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• Re: s///x
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• Re: find out all .txt files in a dir recursively
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• Re: find out all .txt files in a dir recursively
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• Re: find out all .txt files in a dir recursively
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• Re: s///x
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• Re: find out all .txt files in a dir recursively
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• Re: about perl module use
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• Re: find out all .txt files in a dir recursively
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• Re: Varying a Latitude/Longitude
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• Re: about perl module use
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• about perl module use
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• find out all .txt files in a dir recursively
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• Re: s///x
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• Re: Varying a Latitude/Longitude
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• Re: Varying a Latitude/Longitude
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• Re: RegEx: greedy or not? And (?POSIX)
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• Re: m//ms
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• Re: RegEx: greedy or not?
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• Re: RegEx: greedy or not?
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• Re: How to use string as two dimensional array
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• perl report
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• Re: regular expression problem
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• Re: RegEx: greedy or not? And (?POSIX)
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• Re: regular expression problem
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• Re: Why use '->' (instead of '::') on static package functions?
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• regular expression problem
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• FAQ 5.17 How can I open a file with a leading ">" or trailing blanks?
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• Why use '->' (instead of '::') on static package functions?
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• Re: Find a hex digit.
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• Re: ppm problem, no Email-Folder module
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• Re: perl with Active Directory
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• ppm problem, no Email-Folder module
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• Re: dynamically adding member sub to object?
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• just because is a tiger (was: Re: s///x)
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• Re: s///x
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• Re: download file from Windows Webserver box using LWP
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• overriding 'time' and 'sleep'
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• Re: m//ms
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• Re: Question for the regulars
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• download file from Windows Webserver box using LWP
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• Re: Question for the regulars
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• Re: RegEx: greedy or not?
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• Re: ! string with format HH:MM:SS !
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• Re: perl with Active Directory
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• Re: RegEx: greedy or not?
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• Re: m//ms
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• RegEx: greedy or not?
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• FAQ 6.2 I'm having trouble matching over more than one line. What's wrong?
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• Re: m//ms
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• Re: s///x
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: m//ms
  • From: Anno Siegel
• Re: m//ms
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: s///x
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: s///x
  • From: Anno Siegel
• Re: m//ms (was Re: s///x)
  • From: Abigail
• Re: Does unpack() support higher-order Unicode strings for hex conversion?
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: Trebuchet calculation/optimization in Perl?
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• Re: How to use string as two dimensional array
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• Re: FAQ 9.16: How do I decode a CGI form?
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• Re: FAQ 3.24 Can I write useful Perl programs on the command line? (01/24)
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• Re: Emacs modules for Perl programming
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• Re: FAQ 3.24 Can I write useful Perl programs on the command line?
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: FAQ 3.24 Can I write useful Perl programs on the command line?
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• FAQ 8.40 How do I avoid zombies on a Unix system?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Question for the regulars
  • From: John W. Kennedy
• Re: s///x
  • From: Stan R.
• Does unpack() support higher-order Unicode strings for hex conversion?
  • From: fhscobey
• Re: dynamically adding member sub to object?
  • From: Stan R.
• Re: Trebuchet calculation/optimization in Perl?
  • From: Bob Walton
• Re: s///x
  • From: Tad McClellan
• m//ms (was Re: s///x)
  • From: Tad McClellan
• Re: s///x
  • From: John Bokma
• Re: s///x
  • From: Tad McClellan
• Re: How to use string as two dimensional array
  • From: Tad McClellan
• Re: s///x
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: Bug in &= (bitwise or)
  • From: Ilya Zakharevich
• Re: s///x
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: IIS 5.1 + Perl
  • From: Alan J. Flavell
• Re: IIS 5.1 + Perl
  • From: Alan J. Flavell
• Re: IIS 5.1 + Perl
  • From: Alan J. Flavell
• Re: IIS 5.1 + Perl
  • From: Todd W
• Re: dynamically adding member sub to object?
  • From: John Bokma
• Re: More Forks!
  • From: it_says_BALLS_on_your forehead
• Re: IIS 5.1 + Perl
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• Re: How to use string as two dimensional array
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• Re: Varying a Latitude/Longitude
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• Re: IIS 5.1 + Perl
  • From: John Bokma
• Re: s///x
  • From: Abigail
• Re: More Forks!
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• s/// and modifiers m and s (was: Re: s///x)
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: ! string with format HH:MM:SS !
  • From: wisefamily
• Re: Varying a Latitude/Longitude
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Varying a Latitude/Longitude
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• Re: HTTP App Scanner in Perl?
  • From: Chris
• More Forks!
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• Re: HTTP App Scanner in Perl?
  • From: Brian Wakem
• Re: Trebuchet calculation/optimization in Perl?
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• HTTP App Scanner in Perl?
  • From: Chris
• Re: possible link/ARGV problem?
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Re: possible link/ARGV problem?
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Re: gnuplot moduel in perl
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Re: How these $1 and $2 is decided?
  • From: Stan R.
• FAQ 8.13 How do I trap control characters/signals?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: possible link/ARGV problem?
  • From: Paul Lalli
• Re: possible link/ARGV problem?
  • From: courtney . machi
• Re: IIS 5.1 + Perl
  • From: Alan J. Flavell
• possible link/ARGV problem?
  • From: courtney . machi
• Re: passing data
  • From: PhEaSaNt PLuCKeR
• Re: How these $1 and $2 is decided?
  • From: Paul Lalli
• Re: How these $1 and $2 is decided?
  • From: xhoster
• Re: IIS 5.1 + Perl
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: How these $1 and $2 is decided?
  • From: Paul Lalli
• Re: s///x
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: How these $1 and $2 is decided?
  • From: xhoster
• Re: Trebuchet calculation/optimization in Perl?
  • From: axel
• Re: gnuplot moduel in perl
  • From: Tom Regner
• Re: dynamically adding member sub to object?
  • From: Eckstein C.
• Re: How these $1 and $2 is decided?
  • From: Stan R.
• gnuplot moduel in perl
  • From: Nina
• Re: How these $1 and $2 is decided?
  • From: Vronans
• Re: IIS 5.1 + Perl
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: ! string with format HH:MM:SS !
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: ! string with format HH:MM:SS !
  • From: Brian Wakem
• Re: s///x
  • From: Paul Lalli
• Re: ! string with format HH:MM:SS !
  • From: Brian Wakem
• Re: s///x
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• ! string with format HH:MM:SS !
  • From: Alextophi
• Re: s///x
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: s///x
  • From: Paul Lalli
• Re: s///x
  • From: Anno Siegel
• Re: perl with Active Directory
  • From: José Luis Pérez Diez
• s///x
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: passing data
  • From: Matt Garrish
• Re: passing data
  • From: Anno Siegel
• perl with Active Directory
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• Re: Find a hex digit.
  • From: Tad McClellan
• Re: Good online tutorials on Perl
  • From: Veli-Pekka Tätilä
• Re: How these $1 and $2 is decided?
  • From: Tad McClellan
• Re: IIS 5.1 + Perl
  • From: Alan J. Flavell
• FAQ 3.24 Can I write useful Perl programs on the command line?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: How to use string as two dimensional array
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: IIS 5.1 + Perl
  • From: John Bokma
• Re: Bug in &= (bitwise or)
  • From: Tassilo v. Parseval
• Re: IIS 5.1 + Perl
  • From: ko
• Re: pack and unpack integer data
  • From: Kim Schulz
• Re: pack and unpack integer data
  • From: Kim Schulz
• Re: How these $1 and $2 is decided?
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: How to use string as two dimensional array
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: How these $1 and $2 is decided?
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: Checking valid proxies through LWP::UserAgent
  • From: Naveen
• How to use string as two dimensional array
  • From: toplicanac
• Re: How these $1 and $2 is decided?
  • From: Anno Siegel
• Re: Checking valid proxies through LWP::UserAgent
  • From: Christian Winter
• Re: How these $1 and $2 is decided?
  • From: Ilya Zakharevich
• Re: How these $1 and $2 is decided?
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: Bug in &= (bitwise or)
  • From: Ilya Zakharevich
• Re: Find a hex digit.
  • From: John Bokma
• Re: Bug in &= (bitwise or)
  • From: Abigail
• Re: Find a hex digit.
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: Trebuchet calculation/optimization in Perl?
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• dynamically adding member sub to object?
  • From: Eckstein C.
• How these $1 and $2 is decided?
  • From: yl
• Find a hex digit.
  • From: V S Rawat
• Re: IIS 5.1 + Perl
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: IIS 5.1 + Perl
  • From: John Bokma
• IIS 5.1 + Perl
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• Re: passing data
  • From: Matt Garrish
• Re: using perl to print yesterday's date, but with formatting options ?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Bug in &= (bitwise or)
  • From: Ilya Zakharevich
• Re: using perl to print yesterday's date, but with formatting options ?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: passing data
  • From: xhoster
• Win32::GUI::TreeView events
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• Re: using perl to print yesterday's date, but with formatting options ?
  • From: Mothra
• Re: passing data
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• Re: using perl to print yesterday's date, but with formatting options ?
  • From: usenet
• Re: FAQ 3.23 How can I get "#!perl" to work on [MS-DOS,NT,...]?
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• Re: using perl to print yesterday's date, but with formatting options ?
  • From: axel
• passing data
  • From: PhEaSaNt PLuCKeR
• Re: memory problem of building inverted index for large corpus
  • From: Mark Clements
• Re: pack and unpack integer data
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Re: Bug in &= (bitwise or)
  • From: Anno Siegel
• Re: memory problem of building inverted index for large corpus
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• FAQ 4.52 How do I sort an array by (anything)?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Regex Precedence
  • From: Kevin Nechodom
• Re: memory problem of building inverted index for large corpus
  • From: xhoster
• Re: pack and unpack integer data
  • From: xhoster
• memory problem of building inverted index for large corpus
  • From: BeHealthy@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: memory problem of building inverted index for large corpus
  • From: Tad McClellan
• Re: Cannot read directory c:\test
  • From: Tad McClellan
• pack and unpack integer data
  • From: Kim Schulz
• Re: Perl equivalent of PHP and JSP: Mason?
  • From: Steve Chapel
• Re: RTF and UTF-8 files in Perl
  • From: Ian Wilson
• Cannot read directory c:\test
  • From: alexjaquet
• Re: FAQ 3.23 How can I get "#!perl" to work on [MS-DOS,NT,...]?
  • From: Matt Garrish
• Re: Erroring Out When Creating A Hung Process
  • From: Anno Siegel
• FAQ 7.20 How do I redefine a builtin function, operator, or method?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.5 $)
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• Re: List of references
  • From: Anno Siegel
• Re: Bug in &= (bitwise or)
  • From: Tassilo v. Parseval
• Re: List of references
  • From: ko
• Re: List of references
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Hex strings treated differently when read from STDIN?
  • From: Tad McClellan
• Re: Hex strings treated differently when read from STDIN?
  • From: Tad McClellan
• Re: FAQ 3.23 How can I get "#!perl" to work on [MS-DOS,NT,...]?
  • From: Matt Garrish
• Re: Hex strings treated differently when read from STDIN?
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Hex strings treated differently when read from STDIN?
  • From: fhscobey
• Re: RTF and UTF-8 files in Perl
  • From: V S Rawat
• Re: FAQ 3.23 How can I get "#!perl" to work on [MS-DOS,NT,...]?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Regex Precedence
  • From: Matt Garrish
• Re: Regex Precedence
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: Perl gethostbyname
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Regex Precedence
  • From: James
• Re: Perl gethostbyname
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Bug in &= (bitwise or)
  • From: Abigail
• Re: using perl to print yesterday's date, but with formatting options ?
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: using perl to print yesterday's date, but with formatting options ?
  • From: Mothra
• PERL/CGI Programmer Wanted
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• Re: PERL/CGI Programmer wanted
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• Re: freeze panes in excel without using a module
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• Re: Bug in &= (bitwise or)
  • From: attn.steven.kuo@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: freeze panes in excel without using a module
  • From: mrbluelamp
• Re: Bug in &= (bitwise or)
  • From: Tassilo v. Parseval
• Re: using perl to print yesterday's date, but with formatting options ?
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: using perl to print yesterday's date, but with formatting options ?
  • From: Paul Lalli
• Re: using perl to print yesterday's date, but with formatting options ?
  • From: Mothra
• Re: create columns from lines in perl
  • From: Joe Smith
• Re: freeze panes in excel without using a module
  • From: mrbluelamp
• Re: freeze panes in excel without using a module
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: using perl to print yesterday's date, but with formatting options ?
  • From: Joe Smith
• Re: freeze panes in excel without using a module
  • From: Joe Smith
• Re: using perl to print yesterday's date, but with formatting options ?
  • From: Glenn Jackman
• Re: freeze panes in excel without using a module
  • From: mrbluelamp
• Re: using perl to print yesterday's date, but with formatting options ?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: freeze panes in excel without using a module
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: using perl to print yesterday's date, but with formatting options ?
  • From: John Bokma
• Re: using perl to print yesterday's date, but with formatting options ?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• freeze panes in excel without using a module
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• Bug in &= (bitwise or)
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