comp.lang.perl.misc

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• FAQ 8.39 How do I set CPU limits?, PerlFAQ Server
• File size too big for perl processing, Cheez
  • Re: File size too big for perl processing, Sherman Pendley
  • Re: File size too big for perl processing, Jim Gibson
  • Re: File size too big for perl processing, xhoster
• NDBM support, alex . turchin
  • Re: NDBM support, smallpond
  • Re: NDBM support, Mark Clements
    • Re: NDBM support, alex . turchin
• FAQ 8.35 How do I close a process's filehandle without waiting for it to complete?, PerlFAQ Server
• Thread or threads., nadav
  • Re: Thread or threads., zentara
  • Re: Thread or threads., J. Gleixner
• editing smb.conf (INI files), Tomasz Chmielewski
  • Re: editing smb.conf (INI files), Joe Smith
    • Re: editing smb.conf (INI files), Tomasz Chmielewski
• looping issue, dakin999
  • Re: looping issue, Gunnar Hjalmarsson
  • Re: looping issue, rthangam
    • Re: looping issue, Tad J McClellan
  • Re: looping issue, Jürgen Exner
  • Re: looping issue, Ben Morrow
  • Re: looping issue, xhoster
• FAQ 9.20 How do I send mail?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 9.22 How do I read mail?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 9.5 How do I extract URLs?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 9.2 My CGI script runs from the command line but not the browser. (500 Server Error), PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 8.34 I {changed directory, modified my environment} in a perl script. How come the change disappeared when I exited the script? How do I get my changes to be visible?, PerlFAQ Server
• C, C++ and Perl Workshops with NYLXS, Ruben
• FAQ 8.23 How can I open a pipe both to and from a command?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 8.25 How can I capture STDERR from an external command?, PerlFAQ Server
• Need help with a question., Trev
  • Re: Need help with a question., Erwin van Koppen
    • Re: Need help with a question., Trev
      • Re: Need help with a question., Erwin van Koppen
      • Re: Need help with a question., Trev
      • Re: Need help with a question., Jim Gibson
  • Re: Need help with a question., Gunnar Hjalmarsson
  • Re: Need help with a question., Dan Mercer
  • Re: Need help with a question., Ben Morrow
    • Re: Need help with a question., Trev
      • Re: Need help with a question., Jürgen Exner
      • Re: Need help with a question., Anonymous coward
      • Re: Need help with a question., Jürgen Exner
      • Re: Need help with a question., Trev
      • Re: Need help with a question., Leon Timmermans
      • Re: Need help with a question., Ben Morrow
      • Re: Need help with a question., Trev
      • Re: Need help with a question., Trev
      • Re: Need help with a question., Ben Morrow
      • Re: Need help with a question., J. Gleixner
  • [OT] Read the Posting Guidelines (was: Need help with a question.), Dr.Ruud
• FAQ 9.7 How do I make an HTML pop-up menu with Perl?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 9.4 How do I remove HTML from a string?, PerlFAQ Server
• Perl search engine, АБ
  • Re: Perl search engine, Uri Guttman
    • Re: Perl search engine, АБ
      • Re: Perl search engine, Ben Bullock
  • Re: Perl search engine, Mirco Wahab
    • Re: Perl search engine, АБ
• FAQ 9.23 How do I find out my hostname, domainname, or IP address?, PerlFAQ Server
• accuracy of Time::HiRes, John
  • Re: accuracy of Time::HiRes, Anonymous coward
    • Re: accuracy of Time::HiRes, John
• FAQ 9.1 What is the correct form of response from a CGI script?, PerlFAQ Server
• Using System to read mixed cased environment variables on Windows, Thierry
  • Re: Using System to read mixed cased environment variables on Windows, Ron Bergin
  • Re: Using System to read mixed cased environment variables on Windows, sisyphus
• Template Toolkit and USE, Ronny Mandal
  • Re: Template Toolkit and USE, Ben Morrow
    • Re: Template Toolkit and USE, Ronny Mandal
      • Re: Template Toolkit and USE, Ben Morrow
  • Re: Template Toolkit and USE, Ted Zlatanov
• FAQ 8.29 Why can't my script read from STDIN after I gave it EOF (^D on Unix, ^Z on MS-DOS)?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 9.15 How do I parse a mail header?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 8.20 How can I call my system's unique C functions from Perl?, PerlFAQ Server
• Redirecting STDOUT under ActivePerl on Windows XP, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Redirecting STDOUT under ActivePerl on Windows XP, Brian Helterlilne
    • Re: Redirecting STDOUT under ActivePerl on Windows XP, Keith Thompson
• FAQ 8.40 How do I avoid zombies on a Unix system?, PerlFAQ Server
• 'nobody' using sudo -- scary!, Johnny
  • Re: 'nobody' using sudo -- scary!, Hans Bulvai
  • Re: 'nobody' using sudo -- scary!, Jens Thoms Toerring
    • Re: 'nobody' using sudo -- scary!, RedGrittyBrick
      • Re: 'nobody' using sudo -- scary!, Jens Thoms Toerring
      • Re: 'nobody' using sudo -- scary!, Ted Zlatanov
      • Re: 'nobody' using sudo -- scary!, Big and Blue
      • how do prlglobs expand (was Re: 'nobody' using sudo -- scary!), nntpman68
      • Re: how do prlglobs expand (was Re: 'nobody' using sudo -- scary!), Ben Morrow
      • Re: how do prlglobs expand (was Re: 'nobody' using sudo -- scary!), xhoster
      • Re: how do prlglobs expand (was Re: 'nobody' using sudo -- scary!), Ben Morrow
    • Re: 'nobody' using sudo -- scary!, Johnny
      • Re: 'nobody' using sudo -- scary!, Ben Morrow
      • Re: 'nobody' using sudo -- scary!, RedGrittyBrick
      • Re: 'nobody' using sudo -- scary!, Peter J. Holzer
  • Re: 'nobody' using sudo -- scary!, smallpond
• match pattern "not", Ela
  • Re: match pattern "not", Erwin van Koppen
    • Re: match pattern "not", Jens Thoms Toerring
  • Re: match pattern "not", Mirco Wahab
  • Re: match pattern "not", Jürgen Exner
    • Re: match pattern "not", Peter J. Holzer
      • Re: match pattern "not", Jürgen Exner
    • Re: match pattern "not", Sherman Pendley
      • Re: match pattern "not", Uri Guttman
• FAQ 9.14 How do I make sure users can't enter values into a form that cause my CGI script to do bad things?, PerlFAQ Server
• I recently found a Japanese AV website! It's Very good!, Google support
• FAQ 8.27 What's wrong with using backticks in a void context?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 8.24 Why can't I get the output of a command with system()?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 9.10 How do I decode or create those %-encodings on the web?, PerlFAQ Server
• Where's my STDOUT?, Fatted Shmatted
  • Re: Where's my STDOUT?, xhoster
    • Re: Where's my STDOUT?, Leon Timmermans
• FAQ 8.44 How do I tell the difference between errors from the shell and perl?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 9.18 How do I decode a MIME/BASE64 string?, PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Remove a tab with backspace?, David Combs
  • Re: Remove a tab with backspace?, Peter J. Holzer
• Re: Auto-login to Facebook, Mila
• Please Vote for AMIN!!, vote4amin
• FAQ 9.21 How do I use MIME to make an attachment to a mail message?, PerlFAQ Server
• run application from perl nonblocking?, sebastian nielsen
  • Re: run application from perl nonblocking?, Ben Morrow
    • Re: run application from perl nonblocking?, sebastian nielsen
      • Re: run application from perl nonblocking?, Jürgen Exner
      • Re: run application from perl nonblocking?, sebastian nielsen
      • Re: run application from perl nonblocking?, RedGrittyBrick
      • Re: run application from perl nonblocking?, Glenn Jackman
      • Re: run application from perl nonblocking?, xhoster
      • Re: run application from perl nonblocking?, Jürgen Exner
      • Re: run application from perl nonblocking?, MSwanberg
      • Re: run application from perl nonblocking?, sebastian nielsen
      • Re: run application from perl nonblocking?, Jim Gibson
      • Re: run application from perl nonblocking?, szr
      • Re: run application from perl nonblocking?, Jürgen Exner
      • Re: run application from perl nonblocking?, szr
      • Re: run application from perl nonblocking?, Peter J. Holzer
      • Re: run application from perl nonblocking?, Sherman Pendley
      • Re: run application from perl nonblocking?, Jim Cochrane
      • Re: run application from perl nonblocking?, Jürgen Exner
      • Re: run application from perl nonblocking?, Andrew DeFaria
• FAQ 8.43 How do I open a file without blocking?, PerlFAQ Server
• Re: FAQ 5.12 How can I open a filehandle to a string?, David Combs
  • Re: FAQ 5.12 How can I open a filehandle to a string?, brian d foy
  • Re: FAQ 5.12 How can I open a filehandle to a string?, Peter J. Holzer
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: FAQ 5.12 How can I open a filehandle to a string?, brian d foy
• Why no more "who-posts-most-here" reports? Was pretty nice!, David Combs
• What is GDBM_File and Fcntl ? Please comment this piece of code, Ahmad
  • Re: What is GDBM_File and Fcntl ? Please comment this piece of code, RedGrittyBrick
    • Re: What is GDBM_File and Fcntl ? Please comment this piece of code, Ben Morrow
  • Re: What is GDBM_File and Fcntl ? Please comment this piece of code, xhoster
  • Re: What is GDBM_File and Fcntl ? Please comment this piece of code, Ben Morrow
• SendingHTML files via e-mail, btna
  • Re: SendingHTML files via e-mail, Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• FAQ 8.32 How can I write expect in Perl?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 9.19 How do I return the user's mail address?, PerlFAQ Server
• change a single digit to corresponding English word, April
  • Re: change a single digit to corresponding English word, Jürgen Exner
    • Re: change a single digit to corresponding English word, April
      • Re: change a single digit to corresponding English word, Gunnar Hjalmarsson
      • Re: change a single digit to corresponding English word, Henry Law
      • Re: change a single digit to corresponding English word, Gunnar Hjalmarsson
      • Re: change a single digit to corresponding English word, Jürgen Exner
  • Re: change a single digit to corresponding English word, Gunnar Hjalmarsson
  • Re: change a single digit to corresponding English word, Jack D
    • Re: change a single digit to corresponding English word, Ted Zlatanov
      • Re: change a single digit to corresponding English word, Ben Bullock
      • number to word in any language (was: change a single digit to corresponding English word), Ted Zlatanov
      • Re: number to word in any language, Ben Bullock
      • Re: number to word in any language, Ted Zlatanov
      • Re: number to word in any language (was: change a single digit to corresponding English word), Peter J. Holzer
      • Lingua::Slavic::Numbers (was: number to word in any language), Ted Zlatanov
• FAQ 9.6 How do I download a file from the user's machine? How do I open a file on another machine?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 9.9 How do I automate an HTML form submission?, PerlFAQ Server
• Problem expanding filenames in loop, Hemant
  • Re: Problem expanding filenames in loop, John W. Krahn
  • Re: Problem expanding filenames in loop, xhoster
  • Re: Problem expanding filenames in loop, Ben Morrow
    • Re: Problem expanding filenames in loop, Hemant
    • Forcing list context for C<glob> (was: Problem expanding filenames in loop), Eric Pozharski
      • Re: Forcing list context for C<glob>, Eric Pozharski
      • Re: Forcing list context for C<glob> (was: Problem expanding filenames in loop), xhoster
      • Re: Forcing list context for C<glob> (was: Problem expanding filenames in loop), Ben Morrow
      • Re: Forcing list context for C<glob> (was: Problem expanding filenames in loop), xhoster
      • Re: Forcing list context for C<glob> (was: Problem expanding filenames in loop), Ben Morrow
      • Re: Forcing list context for C<glob> (was: Problem expanding filenames in loop), comp.llang.perl.moderated
      • Re: Forcing list context for C<glob> (was: Problem expanding filenames in loop), Ben Morrow
      • Re: Forcing list context for C<glob>, Eric Pozharski
• How to ensure I'm doing lwp with https correctly?, PugetSoundSylvia
  • Re: How to ensure I'm doing lwp with https correctly?, comp.llang.perl.moderated
    • Re: How to ensure I'm doing lwp with https correctly?, PugetSoundSylvia
• I hate CGI.pm, Ben Bullock
  • Re: I hate CGI.pm, Brad Baxter
  • Re: I hate CGI.pm, Gunnar Hjalmarsson
  • Re: I hate CGI.pm, Mirco Wahab
  • Re: I hate CGI.pm, brian d foy
  • Re: I hate CGI.pm, Ron Bergin
  • Re: I hate CGI.pm, xhoster
  • Re: I hate CGI.pm, David Filmer
  • Re: I hate CGI.pm, cartercc
  • Re: I hate CGI.pm, szr
    • Re: I hate CGI.pm, Peter J. Holzer
      • Re: I hate CGI.pm, xhoster
      • Re: I hate CGI.pm, brian d foy
  • Re: I hate CGI.pm, Ted Zlatanov
  • Re: I hate CGI.pm, Joe Schaefer
  • Re: I hate CGI.pm, Leon Timmermans
  • Re: I hate CGI.pm, Charlton Wilbur
• FAQ 9.16 How do I decode a CGI form?, PerlFAQ Server
  • Re: FAQ 9.16 How do I decode a CGI form?, Ben Bullock
    • Re: FAQ 9.16 How do I decode a CGI form?, brian d foy
    • Re: FAQ 9.16 How do I decode a CGI form?, szr
      • Re: FAQ 9.16 How do I decode a CGI form?, Hans Bulvai
      • Re: FAQ 9.16 How do I decode a CGI form?, Jürgen Exner
• FAQ 8.38 How do I timeout a slow event?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 8.49 How do I add a directory to my include path (@INC) at runtime?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 8.26 Why doesn't open() return an error when a pipe open fails?, PerlFAQ Server
  • Re: FAQ 8.26 Why doesn't open() return an error when a pipe open fails?, szr
    • Re: FAQ 8.26 Why doesn't open() return an error when a pipe open fails?, brian d foy
      • Re: FAQ 8.26 Why doesn't open() return an error when a pipe open fails?, szr
• How to match string end for a multiline string?, Peng Yu
  • Re: How to match string end for a multiline string?, Damian Lukowski
  • Re: How to match string end for a multiline string?, Tad J McClellan
• FAQ 9.3 How can I get better error messages from a CGI program?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 8.21 Where do I get the include files to do ioctl() or syscall()?, PerlFAQ Server
• Difference of * and + in regular expression, Peng Yu
  • Re: Difference of * and + in regular expression, Gunnar Hjalmarsson
    • Re: Difference of * and + in regular expression, Peng Yu
      • Re: Difference of * and + in regular expression, Gunnar Hjalmarsson
      • Re: Difference of * and + in regular expression, Tad J McClellan
      • Re: Difference of * and + in regular expression, comp.llang.perl.moderated
      • Re: Difference of * and + in regular expression, Ted Zlatanov
      • Re: Difference of * and + in regular expression, xhoster
  • Re: Difference of * and + in regular expression, John W. Krahn
  • Re: Difference of * and + in regular expression, Ben Morrow
  • Re: Difference of * and + in regular expression, MSwanberg
• FAQ 8.36 How do I fork a daemon process?, PerlFAQ Server
• How to make list of all htm file..., Pero
  • Re: How to make list of all htm file..., David Filmer
    • Re: How to make list of all htm file..., szr
      • Re: [OT] How to make list of all htm file..., Dr.Ruud
      • Re: How to make list of all htm file..., szr
      • Re: How to make list of all htm file..., Glenn Jackman
      • Re: How to make list of all htm file..., szr
      • Re: [OT] How to make list of all htm file..., szr
      • Re: [OT] How to make list of all htm file..., Doug Miller
      • Re: [OT] How to make list of all htm file..., szr
      • Re: [OT] How to make list of all htm file..., Dr.Ruud
    • Re: How to make list of all htm file..., Andrew DeFaria
      • Re: How to make list of all htm file..., szr
      • Re: How to make list of all htm file..., Peter J. Holzer
      • Re: How to make list of all htm file..., szr
  • Re: How to make list of all htm file..., Bjoern Hoehrmann
  • Re: How to make list of all htm file..., Gunnar Hjalmarsson
  • Re: How to make list of all htm file..., Jürgen Exner
• FAQ 8.50 What is socket.ph and where do I get it?, PerlFAQ Server
• code review request, SPX2
  • Re: code review request, Gunnar Hjalmarsson
    • Re: code review request, SPX2
• FAQ 9.8 How do I fetch an HTML file?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 8.47 How do I keep my own module/library directory?, PerlFAQ Server
• Strange behaviour with unlink, Bill H
  • Re: Strange behaviour with unlink, Ben Morrow
    • Re: Strange behaviour with unlink, Bill H
  • Re: Strange behaviour with unlink, sisyphus
• FAQ 9.13 How do I edit my .htpasswd and .htgroup files with Perl?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 8.41 How do I use an SQL database?, PerlFAQ Server
• How do you call the part with the underscore in this shift->_date_header('Date',@_), gauthier
  • Re: How do you call the part with the underscore in this shift->_date_header('Date',@_), Ben Morrow
    • Re: How do you call the part with the underscore in this shift->_date_header('Date',@_), gauthier
  • Re: How do you call the part with the underscore in this shift->_date_header('Date',@_), Jim Gibson
• How do I make a sub like open that accepts both FILEHANDLES and undefined vars, Dan Mercer
  • Re: How do I make a sub like open that accepts both FILEHANDLES and undefined vars, Ben Morrow
• Re: Filtering a string, Dave B
  • Re: Filtering a string, Dave Weaver
    • Re: Filtering a string, Dave B
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Filtering a string, Ben Morrow
    • Re: Filtering a string, Bill H
      • Re: Filtering a string, Ben Morrow
  • Re: Filtering a string, John W. Krahn
• Substituting in a group, aquadoll
  • Re: Substituting in a group, patrick
    • Re: Substituting in a group, John W. Krahn
  • Re: Substituting in a group, Paul Lalli
    • Re: Substituting in a group, aquadoll
      • Re: Substituting in a group, Willem
  • Re: Substituting in a group, Dave B
    • Re: Substituting in a group, Martijn Lievaart
      • Re: Substituting in a group, Dave B
      • Re: Substituting in a group, Dave B
  • Re: Substituting in a group, Willem
    • Re: Substituting in a group, Willem
      • Re: Substituting in a group, aquadoll
      • Re: Substituting in a group, Ben Morrow
      • Re: Substituting in a group, aquadoll
      • Re: Substituting in a group, John W. Krahn
  • Re: Substituting in a group, Brad Baxter
• Why is ftp.perl.org down all the time?, Ignoramus7021
  • Re: Why is ftp.perl.org down all the time?, brian d foy
• Emulating system('COMMAND &') on Windows without using fork(), Jacob JKW
  • Re: Emulating system('COMMAND &') on Windows without using fork(), Willem
    • Re: Emulating system('COMMAND &') on Windows without using fork(), Jacob JKW
      • Re: Emulating system('COMMAND &') on Windows without using fork(), Jacob JKW
  • Re: Emulating system('COMMAND &') on Windows without using fork(), xhoster
    • Re: Emulating system('COMMAND &') on Windows without using fork(), Jacob JKW
      • Re: Emulating system('COMMAND &') on Windows without using fork(), Willem
      • Re: Emulating system('COMMAND &') on Windows without using fork(), Jacob JKW
      • Re: Emulating system('COMMAND &') on Windows without using fork(), Willem
      • Re: Emulating system('COMMAND &') on Windows without using fork(), xhoster
      • Re: Emulating system('COMMAND &') on Windows without using fork(), Jacob JKW
      • Re: Emulating system('COMMAND &') on Windows without using fork(), Ben Morrow
  • Re: Emulating system('COMMAND &') on Windows without using fork(), Ted Zlatanov
• FAQ 8.11 How do I decode encrypted password files?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 8.15 How do I set the time and date?, PerlFAQ Server
• Print Spanish characters in Perl?, DanB
  • Re: Print Spanish characters in Perl?, Jürgen Exner
    • Re: Print Spanish characters in Perl?, Bill H
      • Re: Print Spanish characters in Perl?, Jürgen Exner
      • Re: Print Spanish characters in Perl?, Ted Zlatanov
      • Re: Print Spanish characters in Perl?, RedGrittyBrick
      • Re: Print Spanish characters in Perl?, smallpond
    • Re: Print Spanish characters in Perl?, Ben Bullock
      • Re: Print Spanish characters in Perl?, Peter J. Holzer
  • Re: Print Spanish characters in Perl?, smallpond
• listing a directory by size, April
  • Re: listing a directory by size, Jürgen Exner
    • Re: listing a directory by size, John W. Krahn
      • Re: listing a directory by size, Jürgen Exner
  • Re: listing a directory by size, xhoster
    • Re: listing a directory by size, Ben Morrow
      • Re: listing a directory by size, xhoster
      • Re: listing a directory by size, Jürgen Exner
    • Re: listing a directory by size, John W. Krahn
• Windows firewall administration, cartercc
  • Re: Windows firewall administration, Martijn Lievaart
• FAQ 8.18 How can I do an atexit() or setjmp()/longjmp()? (Exception handling), PerlFAQ Server
• I need help running DBI, Nene
  • Re: I need help running DBI, Ben Morrow
• Does sleep increase server load?, Jason Carlton
  • Re: Does sleep increase server load?, J. Gleixner
  • Re: Does sleep increase server load?, Ted Zlatanov
    • Re: Does sleep increase server load?, Jason Carlton
      • Re: Does sleep increase server load?, Ted Zlatanov
  • Re: Does sleep increase server load?, xhoster
• FAQ 8.1 How do I find out which operating system I'm running under?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 8.2 How come exec() doesn't return?, PerlFAQ Server
  • Re: FAQ 8.2 How come exec() doesn't return?, Mario D'Alessio
    • Re: FAQ 8.2 How come exec() doesn't return?, Bill H
      • Re: FAQ 8.2 How come exec() doesn't return?, xhoster
      • Re: FAQ 8.2 How come exec() doesn't return?, comp.llang.perl.moderated
      • Re: FAQ 8.2 How come exec() doesn't return?, Martijn Lievaart
      • Re: FAQ 8.2 How come exec() doesn't return?, Dr.Ruud
    • Re: FAQ 8.2 How come exec() doesn't return?, brian d foy
• cockroach race: grep for characters in any order, Ben Bullock
  • Re: cockroach race: grep for characters in any order, Ben Bullock
  • Re: cockroach race: grep for characters in any order, Paul Lalli
• Printing Problems, dakin999
  • Re: Printing Problems, Jens Thoms Toerring
  • Re: Printing Problems, MSwanberg
  • Re: Printing Problems, dummy
• FAQ 8.8 How do I get the screen size?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 8.14 How do I modify the shadow password file on a Unix system?, PerlFAQ Server
• Wrtiting to a file in LDIF format, dakin999
  • Re: Wrtiting to a file in LDIF format, David Filmer
    • Re: Wrtiting to a file in LDIF format, dakin999
      • Re: Wrtiting to a file in LDIF format, Martijn Lievaart
      • Re: Wrtiting to a file in LDIF format, dakin999
      • Re: Wrtiting to a file in LDIF format, David Filmer
      • Re: Wrtiting to a file in LDIF format, Martijn Lievaart
      • Re: Wrtiting to a file in LDIF format, dakin999
• Re: extract all hotmail email addresses in a file and store in separate file, Walter Roberson
  • Re: extract all hotmail email addresses in a file and store in separate file, cartercc
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: extract all hotmail email addresses in a file and store in separate file, pete
• DRaw a blank on combinging two arrays, Bill H
  • Re: DRaw a blank on combinging two arrays, Jens Thoms Toerring
    • Re: DRaw a blank on combinging two arrays, Bill H
  • Re: DRaw a blank on combinging two arrays, Bart Lateur
• FAQ 7.30 What does "bad interpreter" mean?, PerlFAQ Server
• Last "real" modification date of file, Bart Van der Donck
  • Re: Last "real" modification date of file, Jürgen Exner
  • Re: Last "real" modification date of file, Glenn Jackman
    • Re: Last "real" modification date of file, Bart Van der Donck
  • Re: Last "real" modification date of file, Tony Curtis
• FAQ 8.16 How can I sleep() or alarm() for under a second?, PerlFAQ Server
• Perl XML::Simple Accessing complex XML, zzapper
  • Re: Perl XML::Simple Accessing complex XML, John
    • Re: Perl XML::Simple Accessing complex XML, zzapper
      • Re: Perl XML::Simple Accessing complex XML, Jim Gibson
      • Re: Perl XML::Simple Accessing complex XML, zzapper
• Ripping out parts of a DOM using XML::XSLT, NiallBCarter
  • Re: Ripping out parts of a DOM using XML::XSLT, Bjoern Hoehrmann
    • Re: Ripping out parts of a DOM using XML::XSLT, NiallBCarter
      • Re: Ripping out parts of a DOM using XML::XSLT, MSwanberg
• [regex] grep for chars in any order, viki
  • Re: [regex] grep for chars in any order, Ben Bullock
  • Re: [regex] grep for chars in any order, Glenn Jackman
    • Re: [regex] grep for chars in any order, Ben Bullock
      • Re: [regex] grep for chars in any order, Glenn Jackman
      • Re: [regex] grep for chars in any order, Bart Lateur
  • Re: grep for chars in any order, nolo contendere
    • Re: grep for chars in any order, Jürgen Exner
      • Re: grep for chars in any order, nolo contendere
  • Re: grep for chars in any order, Paul Lalli
  • Re: [regex] grep for chars in any order, Glenn Jackman
    • Re: grep for chars in any order, nolo contendere
    • Re: grep for chars in any order, smallpond
  • Re: [regex] grep for chars in any order, Mario D'Alessio
    • Re: [regex] grep for chars in any order, Mario D'Alessio
  • Re: grep for chars in any order, jl_post@xxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: [regex] grep for chars in any order, John W. Krahn
    • Re: [regex] grep for chars in any order, Ben Bullock
• FAQ 8.9 How do I ask the user for a password?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 8.12 How do I start a process in the background?, PerlFAQ Server
• Search.bat from the command line, bdy120602
  • Re: Search.bat from the command line, Brian Helterlilne
    • Re: Search.bat from the command line, bdy120602
      • Re: Search.bat from the command line, Brian Helterlilne
  • Re: Search.bat from the command line, David Filmer
• FAQ 8.19 Why doesn't my sockets program work under System V (Solaris)? What does the error message "Protocol not supported" mean?, PerlFAQ Server
• current directory, practical problem, cartercc
  • Re: current directory, practical problem, Ben Morrow
  • Re: current directory, practical problem, MSwanberg
• FAQ 8.6 How do I check whether input is ready on the keyboard?, PerlFAQ Server
• Reading whole file into memory. Parsing 'C' like file efficently, n_macpherson
  • Re: Reading whole file into memory. Parsing 'C' like file efficently, Jürgen Exner
    • Re: Reading whole file into memory. Parsing 'C' like file efficently, n_macpherson
  • Re: Reading whole file into memory. Parsing 'C' like file efficently, bugbear
  • Re: Reading whole file into memory. Parsing 'C' like file efficently, xhoster
    • Re: Reading whole file into memory. Parsing 'C' like file efficently, Ben Morrow
      • Re: Reading whole file into memory. Parsing 'C' like file efficently, xhoster
  • Re: Reading whole file into memory. Parsing 'C' like file efficently, smallpond
  • Re: Reading whole file into memory. Parsing 'C' like file efficently, cartercc
• FAQ 8.5 How do I read just one key without waiting for a return key?, PerlFAQ Server
• Help with Hash of Hashes, Kevin Brammer
  • Re: Help with Hash of Hashes, nolo contendere
  • Re: Help with Hash of Hashes, bugbear
  • Re: Help with Hash of Hashes, cartercc
  • Re: Help with Hash of Hashes, nolo contendere
    • Re: Help with Hash of Hashes, Kevin Brammer
      • Re: Help with Hash of Hashes, xhoster
    • Re: Help with Hash of Hashes, Kevin Brammer
    • Re: Help with Hash of Hashes, Kevin Brammer
      • Re: Help with Hash of Hashes, nolo contendere
  • Re: Help with Hash of Hashes, sharma__r
• Perl Script, dakin999
  • Re: Perl Script, A. Sinan Unur
  • Re: Perl Script, Ron Bergin
  • Re: Perl Script, Dr.Ruud
    • Re: Perl Script, dakin999
    • Re: Perl Script, cartercc
      • Re: Perl Script, Andrew DeFaria
      • Re: Perl Script, cartercc
      • Re: Perl Script, Andrew DeFaria
      • Re: Perl Script, Ted Zlatanov
      • Re: Perl Script, Andrew DeFaria
      • Re: Perl Script, Martijn Lievaart
      • Re: Perl Script, cartercc
      • Re: Perl Script, Andrew DeFaria
      • Re: Perl Script, Martijn Lievaart
      • Re: Perl Script, Ted Zlatanov
      • Re: Perl Script, Martijn Lievaart
      • Re: Perl Script, Ted Zlatanov
      • Re: Perl Script, szr
• FAQ 8.17 How can I measure time under a second?, PerlFAQ Server
• htmldoc...funny characters not going away, hotkitty
  • Re: htmldoc...funny characters not going away, smallpond
• FAQ 8.3 How do I do fancy stuff with the keyboard/screen/mouse?, PerlFAQ Server
• Is there an include for perl?, Bill H
  • Re: Is there an include for perl?, A. Sinan Unur
  • Re: Is there an include for perl?, Jürgen Exner
    • Re: Is there an include for perl?, Bill H
      • Re: Is there an include for perl?, Jürgen Exner
      • Re: Is there an include for perl?, Hans Mulder
      • Re: Is there an include for perl?, nolo contendere
      • Re: Is there an include for perl?, Peter J. Holzer
      • Re: Is there an include for perl?, nolo contendere
  • Re: Is there an include for perl?, Mark Clements
  • Re: Is there an include for perl?, Ben Morrow
• [ANN] GromPerl persistent Perl interpreter, GVDC
• Expat / XML::Parser / _crypt_struct, sbk
  • Re: Expat / XML::Parser / _crypt_struct, Ben Bullock
• FAQ 8.13 How do I trap control characters/signals?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 8.4 How do I print something out in color?, PerlFAQ Server
  • Re: FAQ 8.4 How do I print something out in color?, madaan . hanish
• FAQ 8.10 How do I read and write the serial port?, PerlFAQ Server
• Printing on OSX, philkime
  • Re: Printing on OSX, Ben Morrow
    • Re: Printing on OSX, philkime
• FAQ 8.7 How do I clear the screen?, PerlFAQ Server
• Offsetting dates from the past in Date::Manip, pwaring@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Offsetting dates from the past in Date::Manip, Grehom
• FAQ 7.9 How do I create a module?, PerlFAQ Server
• perl 5.10, greymaus
  • Re: perl 5.10, Owen
    • Re: perl 5.10, Ben Morrow
      • Re: perl 5.10, greymaus
    • Re: perl 5.10, Peter J. Holzer
  • Re: perl 5.10, brian d foy
• Re: sWiddu, Ismo Hautamäki
• FAQ 7.23 How do I create a switch or case statement?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 7.25 Why can't a method included in this same file be found?, PerlFAQ Server
• rt.cpan.org, search.cpan.org: why so unuseable?, Ben Bullock
  • Re: rt.cpan.org, search.cpan.org: why so unuseable?, Bjoern Hoehrmann
  • rt.cpan.org works ok (was: Re: rt.cpan.org, search.cpan.org: why so unuseable?), Dr.Ruud
    • Re: rt.cpan.org works ok (was: Re: rt.cpan.org, search.cpan.org: why so unuseable?), brian d foy
      • Re: rt.cpan.org works ok, Dr.Ruud
    • Re: rt.cpan.org works ok (was: Re: rt.cpan.org, search.cpan.org: why so unuseable?), brian d foy
      • Re: rt.cpan.org works ok (was: Re: rt.cpan.org, search.cpan.org: why so unuseable?), Jesse Vincent
      • Re: rt.cpan.org works ok (was: Re: rt.cpan.org, search.cpan.org: why so unuseable?), Ben Bullock
      • Re: rt.cpan.org works ok (was: Re: rt.cpan.org, search.cpan.org: why so unuseable?), brian d foy
    • Re: rt.cpan.org works ok (was: Re: rt.cpan.org, search.cpan.org: why so unuseable?), Ben Bullock
  • Re: rt.cpan.org, search.cpan.org: why so unuseable?, brian d foy
    • Re: rt.cpan.org, search.cpan.org: why so unuseable?, Ben Bullock
• FAQ 7.24 How can I catch accesses to undefined variables, functions, or methods?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 7.10 How do I adopt or take over a module already on CPAN?, PerlFAQ Server
• Re: How Does One Implement a Timer in Perl?, Jürgen Exner
  • Re: How Does One Implement a Timer in Perl?, Ben Morrow
    • Re: How Does One Implement a Timer in Perl?, Jürgen Exner
      • Re: How Does One Implement a Timer in Perl?, brian d foy
      • Re: How Does One Implement a Timer in Perl?, Peter J. Holzer
    • Re: How Does One Implement a Timer in Perl?, Peter J. Holzer
• FAQ 7.13 What's a closure?, PerlFAQ Server
• Checking if an object inherits from class T, Koszalek Opalek
  • Re: Checking if an object inherits from class T, Christian Winter
    • Re: Checking if an object inherits from class T, Ben Morrow
    • Re: Checking if an object inherits from class T, brian d foy
      • Re: Checking if an object inherits from class T, Koszalek Opalek
      • Re: Checking if an object inherits from class T, Koszalek Opalek
• LWP::Simple getstore with absolute path not working, emrefan
  • Re: LWP::Simple getstore with absolute path not working, Ben Morrow
    • Re: LWP::Simple getstore with absolute path not working, szr
      • Re: LWP::Simple getstore with absolute path not working, emrefan
      • Re: LWP::Simple getstore with absolute path not working, szr
      • Re: LWP::Simple getstore with absolute path not working, Peter J. Holzer
    • Re: LWP::Simple getstore with absolute path not working, emrefan
• Idle thought about bless, fishfry
  • Re: Idle thought about bless, Ben Morrow
  • Re: Idle thought about bless, Dr.Ruud
  • Re: Idle thought about bless, Brad Baxter
• Deleting old files using stat, Bill H
  • Re: Deleting old files using stat, Ben Morrow
    • Re: Deleting old files using stat, Bill H
• FAQ 7.28 How do I clear a package?, PerlFAQ Server
• converting Java code to Perl (using LWP?), PugetSoundSylvia
  • Re: converting Java code to Perl (using LWP?), Ben Morrow
    • Re: converting Java code to Perl (using LWP?), PugetSoundSylvia
      • Re: converting Java code to Perl (using LWP?), Ben Morrow
      • Re: converting Java code to Perl (using LWP?), PugetSoundSylvia
• Re: Has anyone compiled HPUX::pstat under hpux 11.11 using aCC, Dan Mercer
  • Re: Has anyone compiled HPUX::pstat under hpux 11.11 using aCC, Ben Morrow
• FAQ 7.29 How can I use a variable as a variable name?, PerlFAQ Server
• Regular Expression Help, S. Cole
  • Re: Regular Expression Help, S. Cole
  • Re: Regular Expression Help, Dan Rumney
• FAQ 7.15 How can I pass/return a {Function, FileHandle, Array, Hash, Method, Regex}?, PerlFAQ Server
• Simple scrape with perl on google news, jjquery
  • Re: Simple scrape with perl on google news, greymaus
    • Re: Simple scrape with perl on google news, greymaus
      • Re: Simple scrape with perl on google news, jjquery
    • Re: Simple scrape with perl on google news, Dan Rumney
• calling external program tiff2pdf, John
  • Re: calling external program tiff2pdf, Jens Thoms Toerring
    • Re: calling external program tiff2pdf, John
      • Re: calling external program tiff2pdf, szr
      • Re: calling external program tiff2pdf, John
  • Re: calling external program tiff2pdf, Dan Rumney
  • Re: calling external program tiff2pdf, John
    • Re: calling external program tiff2pdf, A. Sinan Unur
      • Re: calling external program tiff2pdf, John
      • Re: calling external program tiff2pdf, szr
  • Re: calling external program tiff2pdf, Dr.Ruud
    • Re: calling external program tiff2pdf, John
      • Re: calling external program tiff2pdf, James muffin
      • Re: calling external program tiff2pdf, Bill H
• FAQ 7.27 How can I comment out a large block of perl code?, PerlFAQ Server
• Unwanted output using croak with eval, fishfry
  • Re: Unwanted output using croak with eval, rthangam
  • Re: Unwanted output using croak with eval, bugbear
  • Re: Unwanted output using croak with eval, xhoster
    • Re: Unwanted output using croak with eval, fishfry
• Simplest way (or module) to tweak query in CGI server-side validation, Jerry Krinock
  • Re: Simplest way (or module) to tweak query in CGI server-side validation, Gunnar Hjalmarsson
    • Re: Simplest way (or module) to tweak query in CGI server-side validation, jerrykrinock
      • Re: Simplest way (or module) to tweak query in CGI server-side validation, Gunnar Hjalmarsson
      • Re: Simplest way (or module) to tweak query in CGI server-side validation, jerrykrinock
      • Re: Simplest way (or module) to tweak query in CGI server-side validation, xhoster
      • Re: Simplest way (or module) to tweak query in CGI server-side validation, jerrykrinock
      • Re: Simplest way (or module) to tweak query in CGI server-side validation, Tad J McClellan
      • Re: Simplest way (or module) to tweak query in CGI server-side validation, jerrykrinock
      • Re: Simplest way (or module) to tweak query in CGI server-side validation, Ben Morrow
• FAQ 7.20 Why doesn't "my($foo) = <FILE>;" work right?, PerlFAQ Server
• More questions about "perldoc perlembed", jl_post@xxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: More questions about "perldoc perlembed", Ben Morrow
• LWP::UserAgent proxy issues, thesussman
  • Re: LWP::UserAgent proxy issues, comp.llang.perl.moderated
• FAQ 7.21 How do I redefine a builtin function, operator, or method?, PerlFAQ Server
• Reading a line from a CVS file into an array., coffeevictim
  • Message not available
    • Re: Reading a line from a CVS file into an array., coffeevictim
      • Re: Reading a line from a CVS file into an array., Dan Rumney
      • Re: Reading a line from a CVS file into an array., Peter J. Holzer
      • Message not available
      • Re: Reading a line from a CVS file into an array., coffeevictim
  • Re: Reading a line from a CVS file into an array., Chad Hanna
  • Re: Reading a line from a CVS file into an array., Bill H
    • Re: Reading a line from a CVS file into an array., Ben Morrow
• DirectoryIndex not working with AuthDBI, joe
  • Re: DirectoryIndex not working with AuthDBI, smallpond
    • Re: DirectoryIndex not working with AuthDBI, joe
      • Re: DirectoryIndex not working with AuthDBI, joe
• Learning Perl, Elizabeth Barnwell
  • Re: Learning Perl, Uri Guttman
    • Re: Learning Perl, Ben Bullock
      • Re: Learning Perl, Uri Guttman
      • Re: Learning Perl, Ben Bullock
      • Re: Learning Perl, Elizabeth Barnwell
      • Re: Learning Perl, Ben Bullock
      • Re: Learning Perl, Elizabeth Barnwell
      • Re: Learning Perl, Marc Bissonnette
      • Re: Learning Perl, Gordon Corbin Etly
      • Re: Learning Perl, Randal L. Schwartz
      • Re: Learning Perl, Gordon Corbin Etly
      • Re: Learning Perl, A. Sinan Unur
      • Re: Learning Perl, Gordon Corbin. Etly
      • Re: Learning Perl, Uri Guttman
      • Re: Learning Perl, Gordon Corbin Etly
      • Re: Learning Perl, Uri Guttman
      • Re: Learning Perl, Gordon Corbin Etly
      • Re: Learning Perl, Uri Guttman
      • Re: Learning Perl, Stephan Bour
      • Re: Learning Perl, Uri Guttman
      • Re: Learning Perl, Uri Guttman
      • Re: Learning Perl, Stephan Bour
      • Re: Learning Perl, Jim Cochrane
      • Re: Learning Perl, Uri Guttman
      • Re: Learning Perl, Stephan Bour
      • Re: Learning Perl, Uri Guttman
      • Re: Learning Perl, Stephan Bour
      • Re: Learning Perl, Uri Guttman
      • Re: Learning Perl, Stephan Bour
      • Re: Learning Perl, Keith Keller
      • Re: Learning Perl, Jürgen Exner
      • Re: Learning Perl, Stephan Bour
      • Re: Learning Perl, Keith Keller
      • Re: Learning Perl, Stephan Bour
      • Re: Learning Perl, Keith Keller
      • Re: Learning Perl, Jürgen Exner
      • Re: Learning Perl, Marc Bissonnette
      • Re: Learning Perl, Stephan Bour
      • Re: Learning Perl, Marc Bissonnette
      • Re: Learning Perl, Stephan Bour
      • Re: Learning Perl, Stephan Bour
      • Re: Learning Perl, Jim Cochrane
      • Re: Learning Perl, Uri Guttman
      • Re: Learning Perl, Jürgen Exner
      • Re: Learning Perl, Gordon Corbin. Etly
      • Re: Learning Perl, Keith Keller
      • Re: Learning Perl, Gordon Corbin Etly
      • Re: Learning Perl, comp.llang.perl.moderated
      • Re: Learning Perl, Gordon Corbin. Etly
      • Re: Learning Perl, Jim Cochrane
      • Re: Learning Perl, Uri Guttman
      • Re: Learning Perl, Jim Cochrane
      • Re: Learning Perl, Uri Guttman
      • Re: Learning Perl, szr
      • Re: Learning Perl, Uri Guttman
      • Re: Learning Perl, szr
      • Re: Learning Perl, Uri Guttman
      • Re: Learning Perl, brian d foy
      • Re: Learning Perl, Gordon Corbin Etly
      • Re: Learning Perl, brian d foy
      • Re: Learning Perl, szr
      • Re: Learning Perl, Uri Guttman
      • Re: Learning Perl, Gordon Corbin Etly
      • Re: Learning Perl, Uri Guttman
      • Re: Learning Perl, Gordon Corbin Etly
      • Re: Learning Perl, Uri Guttman
      • Re: Learning Perl, Gordon Corbin Etly
      • Re: Learning Perl, Uri Guttman
      • Re: Learning Perl, Gordon Corbin Etly
      • Re: Learning Perl, Uri Guttman
      • Re: Learning Perl, Gordon Corbin Etly
      • Re: Learning Perl, Uri Guttman
      • Re: Learning Perl, Gordon Corbin Etly
      • Re: Learning Perl, Jim Cochrane
      • Re: Learning Perl, Jim Cochrane
      • Re: Learning Perl, Uri Guttman
      • Re: Learning Perl, Ted Zlatanov
      • Re: Learning Perl, Jim Cochrane
      • Re: Learning Perl, Gordon Corbin Etly
      • Re: Learning Perl, Jim Cochrane
      • Re: Learning Perl, Gordon Corbin Etly
      • Re: Learning Perl, Uri Guttman
      • Re: Learning Perl, Martien Verbruggen
      • Re: Learning Perl, Eric Pozharski
      • Re: Learning Perl, A. Sinan Unur
      • Re: Learning Perl, Eric Pozharski
  • Re: Learning Perl, Tad J McClellan
    • Re: Learning Perl, Jim Cochrane
      • Re: Learning Perl, Randal L. Schwartz
      • Re: Learning Perl, Elizabeth Barnwell
      • Re: Learning Perl, Marc Bissonnette
      • Re: Learning Perl, Uri Guttman
  • Re: Learning Perl, Ben Bullock
    • Re: Learning Perl, Uri Guttman
  • Re: Learning Perl, brian d foy
    • Re: Learning Perl, stuart
      • Re: Learning Perl, Elizabeth Barnwell
• EPIC and "my" variables, Steve Rainbird
• How to unpack long long ?, Golan
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • How to unpack long long ?, Golan
    • Re: How to unpack long long ?, Ben Morrow
      • Re: How to unpack long long ?, Ted Zlatanov
      • Re: How to unpack long long ?, Ben Morrow
      • Re: How to unpack long long ?, Uri Guttman
      • Re: How to unpack long long ?, Ben Morrow
      • Re: How to unpack long long ?, Uri Guttman
      • Re: How to unpack long long ?, Ted Zlatanov
      • Re: How to unpack long long ?, Ben Morrow
      • Re: How to unpack long long ?, Ted Zlatanov
      • Re: How to unpack long long ?, xhoster
    • Re: How to unpack long long ?, xhoster
• FAQ 7.12 How can I tell if a variable is tainted?, PerlFAQ Server
• XML::Simple how to force hash generation for keys, Wolfgang Thomas
  • Re: XML::Simple how to force hash generation for keys, Dan Rumney
    • Re: XML::Simple how to force hash generation for keys, Wolfgang Thomas
  • Re: XML::Simple how to force hash generation for keys, Andreas Pürzer
    • Re: XML::Simple how to force hash generation for keys, Wolfgang Thomas
      • Re: XML::Simple how to force hash generation for keys, xhoster
      • Re: XML::Simple how to force hash generation for keys, Wolfgang Thomas
• FAQ 7.22 What's the difference between calling a function as &foo and foo()?, PerlFAQ Server
  • Re: FAQ 7.22 What's the difference between calling a function as &foo and foo()?, Michael Carman
    • Re: FAQ 7.22 What's the difference between calling a function as &foo and foo()?, brian d foy
• FAQ 7.16 How do I create a static variable?, PerlFAQ Server
• How to close all started Internet Explorer from perl scripts?, Pero
  • Re: How to close all started Internet Explorer from perl scripts?, Bill H
  • Re: How to close all started Internet Explorer from perl scripts?, Jürgen Exner
    • Re: How to close all started Internet Explorer from perl scripts?, dummy
  • Re: How to close all started Internet Explorer from perl scripts?, l v
• Re: Range of number, Mirko Westermeier
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Range of number, Brad Baxter
• FAQ 7.19 What's the difference between deep and shallow binding?, PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Can't locate object method is_initial_req, joe
• FAQ 7.14 What is variable suicide and how can I prevent it?, PerlFAQ Server
  • Re: FAQ 7.14 What is variable suicide and how can I prevent it?, Bill H
    • Re: FAQ 7.14 What is variable suicide and how can I prevent it?, John W. Krahn
      • Re: FAQ 7.14 What is variable suicide and how can I prevent it?, Bill H
    • Re: FAQ 7.14 What is variable suicide and how can I prevent it?, brian d foy
      • Re: FAQ 7.14 What is variable suicide and how can I prevent it?, Bill H
      • Re: FAQ 7.14 What is variable suicide and how can I prevent it?, brian d foy
• please help me for my script, swilting
  • Re: please help me for my script, Ben Bullock
    • OT: please help me for my script, Dan Rumney
      • Re: OT: please help me for my script, swilting
      • Re: OT: please help me for my script, Dan Rumney
      • Re: OT: please help me for my script, swilting
      • Re: OT: please help me for my script, Jürgen Exner
      • Re: OT: please help me for my script, swilting
      • Re: OT: please help me for my script, Dan Rumney
      • Re: OT: please help me for my script, RedGrittyBrick
      • Re: OT: please help me for my script, Jürgen Exner
  • Re: please help me for my script, Dan Rumney
• Re: Perl DBI Module: SQL query where there is space in field name, Sir Robin
  • Re: Perl DBI Module: SQL query where there is space in field name, Waylen Gumbal
    • Re: Perl DBI Module: SQL query where there is space in field name, Martijn Lievaart
      • Re: Perl DBI Module: SQL query where there is space in field name, Waylen Gumbal
• cool jokes, and good readings, Preeti
• FAQ 7.17 What's the difference between dynamic and lexical (static) scoping? Between local() and my()?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 7.26 How can I find out my current package?, PerlFAQ Server
  • Re: FAQ 7.26 How can I find out my current package?, Michael Carman
    • Re: FAQ 7.26 How can I find out my current package?, Uri Guttman
      • Re: FAQ 7.26 How can I find out my current package?, Michael Carman
      • Re: FAQ 7.26 How can I find out my current package?, Charlton Wilbur
      • Re: FAQ 7.26 How can I find out my current package?, brian d foy
      • Re: FAQ 7.26 How can I find out my current package?, brian d foy
• ConTEXT editor and Perl, Bill H
  • Re: ConTEXT editor and Perl, prawn
  • Re: ConTEXT editor and Perl, A. Sinan Unur
• Perl on embedded device, Andrew Rich
  • Re: Perl on embedded device, Ben Morrow
  • Re: Perl on embedded device, sln
  • Re: Perl on embedded device, José Luis Pérez Diez
  • Re: Perl on embedded device, Peter J. Holzer
• discover invisible characters, Ela
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • discover invisible characters, Ela
    • Re: discover invisible characters, Ben Bullock
      • Re: discover invisible characters, Ela
      • Re: discover invisible characters, Martijn Lievaart
      • Re: discover invisible characters, Peter J. Holzer
    • Re: discover invisible characters, bugbear
• FAQ 7.11 How do I create a class?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 7.18 How can I access a dynamic variable while a similarly named lexical is in scope?, PerlFAQ Server
• Question on learning Perl, grocery_stocker
  • Re: Question on learning Perl, Willem
  • Re: Question on learning Perl, Frank Seitz
    • Re: Question on learning Perl, szr
  • Re: Question on learning Perl, Randal L. Schwartz
  • Re: Question on learning Perl, Charlton Wilbur
    • Re: Question on learning Perl, szr
  • Re: Question on learning Perl, RedGrittyBrick
  • Re: Question on learning Perl, A. Sinan Unur
  • Re: Question on learning Perl, cartercc
  • Re: Question on learning Perl, Andrew DeFaria
    • Re: Question on learning Perl, Dan Rumney
      • Re: Question on learning Perl, Jürgen Exner
      • Re: Question on learning Perl, Andrew DeFaria
      • Re: Question on learning Perl, Ted Zlatanov
      • Re: Question on learning Perl, Jürgen Exner
      • OT: Question on learning Perl, Dan Rumney
      • Re: OT: Question on learning Perl, Jürgen Exner
      • Re: OT: Question on learning Perl, Andrew DeFaria
      • Message not available
      • Re: Question on learning Perl, Ted Zlatanov
      • Re: Question on learning Perl, Andrew DeFaria
  • Re: Question on learning Perl, Jürgen Exner
  • Re: Question on learning Perl, Dan Rumney
  • Re: Question on learning Perl, Ted Zlatanov
  • Re: Question on learning Perl, Sherman Pendley
• Time and again, markdibley
  • Re: Time and again, Jacob JKW
    • Re: Time and again, Jacob JKW
      • Re: Time and again, markdibley
      • Re: Time and again, Bill H
      • Re: Time and again, Tad J McClellan
      • Re: Time and again, nolo contendere
      • Re: Time and again, Bill H
      • Re: Time and again, Tad J McClellan
  • Re: Time and again, Jürgen Exner
    • Re: Time and again, bugbear
    • Re: Time and again, markdibley
    • Re: Time and again, Peter J. Holzer
      • Re: Time and again, Jürgen Exner
      • Re: Time and again, Ben Morrow
      • Re: Time and again, Peter J. Holzer
      • Re: Time and again, Jürgen Exner
  • Re: Time and again, RedGrittyBrick
  • Re: Time and again, John W. Krahn
• Using IPC::Open2 on Windows for mission critical app, Jacob JKW
  • Re: Using IPC::Open2 on Windows for mission critical app, Ben Morrow
• output of a command in an variable, Natxo Asenjo
  • Re: output of a command in an variable, Jacob JKW
    • Re: output of a command in an variable, Uri Guttman
  • Re: output of a command in an variable, Tad J McClellan
  • Re: output of a command in an variable, Eric Pozharski
• FAQ 5.13 How can I output my numbers with commas added?, PerlFAQ Server
  • Re: FAQ 5.13 How can I output my numbers with commas added?, Mario D'Alessio
    • Re: FAQ 5.13 How can I output my numbers with commas added?, brian d foy
      • Re: FAQ 5.13 How can I output my numbers with commas added?, Mario D'Alessio
• Trying to catch invalid emails, Samik R.
  • Re: Trying to catch invalid emails, Slickuser
  • Re: Trying to catch invalid emails, Scott Bryce
  • Re: Trying to catch invalid emails, Ben Bullock
    • Re: Trying to catch invalid emails, szr
  • Re: Trying to catch invalid emails, Dan Rumney
• Change only one character to uppercase, Samik R.
  • Re: Change only one character to uppercase, Peter Makholm
    • Re: Change only one character to uppercase, Dr.Ruud
  • Re: Change only one character to uppercase, John W. Krahn
• FAQ 6.23 How do I match a regular expression that's in a variable?, PerlFAQ Server
• Moving from delimited to XML, Bill H
  • Re: Moving from delimited to XML, Tad J McClellan
    • Re: Moving from delimited to XML, Peter J. Holzer
  • Re: Moving from delimited to XML, Ben Morrow
  • Re: Moving from delimited to XML, cartercc
    • Re: Moving from delimited to XML, sln
      • Re: Moving from delimited to XML, Tad J McClellan
• System level file / directory comparion, syang8
  • Re: System level file / directory comparion, J. Gleixner
    • Re: System level file / directory comparion, syang8
      • Re: System level file / directory comparion, Joost Diepenmaat
      • Re: System level file / directory comparion, J. Gleixner
      • Re: System level file / directory comparion, nolo contendere
    • Re: System level file / directory comparion, nolo contendere
  • Re: System level file / directory comparion, Bill H
  • Re: System level file / directory comparion, Ben Morrow
    • Re: System level file / directory comparion, syang8
      • Re: System level file / directory comparion, sln
• Good intro to perl to a "newbie to programming", Ignoramus25756
  • Re: Good intro to perl to a "newbie to programming", Joost Diepenmaat
    • Re: Good intro to perl to a "newbie to programming", Marc Bissonnette
    • Re: Good intro to perl to a "newbie to programming", Ignoramus25756
    • Re: Good intro to perl to a "newbie to programming", Tad J McClellan
  • Re: Good intro to perl to a "newbie to programming", Uri Guttman
• A dumb question but..., Bill H
  • Re: A dumb question but..., nolo contendere
  • Re: A dumb question but..., Joost Diepenmaat
    • Re: A dumb question but..., Martijn Lievaart
  • Re: A dumb question but..., Martijn Lievaart
    • Re: A dumb question but..., Jürgen Exner
  • Re: A dumb question but..., Jürgen Exner
  • Re: A dumb question but..., Uri Guttman
    • Re: A dumb question but..., Marc Bissonnette
      • Re: A dumb question but..., Uri Guttman
      • Re: A dumb question but..., Marc Bissonnette
      • Re: A dumb question but..., Peter J. Holzer
      • Re: A dumb question but..., Bill H
  • OT: A dumb question but..., Dan Rumney
    • Re: OT: A dumb question but..., Bill H
      • Re: OT: A dumb question but..., Dan Rumney
      • Re: OT: A dumb question but..., Ted Zlatanov
  • Re: A dumb question but..., Tad J McClellan
• FAQ 5.23 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?, PerlFAQ Server
  • Re: FAQ 5.23 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?, Ben Morrow
    • Re: FAQ 5.23 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?, brian d foy
      • Re: FAQ 5.23 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?, Ben Morrow
  • Re: FAQ 5.23 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?, Uri Guttman
• use DBI, Nene
  • Re: use DBI, Dan Rumney
  • Re: use DBI, J. Gleixner
    • Re: use DBI, Nene
  • Re: use DBI, Ben Morrow
• Re: How to find memory leak in perl server, Ted Zlatanov
• select count in perl, avilella@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: select count in perl, bugbear
    • Re: select count in perl, xhoster
  • Re: select count in perl, Marc Bissonnette
    • Re: select count in perl, Tad J McClellan
      • Re: select count in perl, Marc Bissonnette
• FAQ 4.68 How can I make the Perl equivalent of a C structure/C++ class/hash or array of hashes or arrays?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 5.26 How do I set a file's timestamp in perl?, PerlFAQ Server
• Parsing an AVI to determine the length in time, marcelo . ebay . 1970
  • Re: Parsing an AVI to determine the length in time, Dan Rumney
  • Re: Parsing an AVI to determine the length in time, Ted Zlatanov
• FAQ 6.13 How do I process each word on each line?, PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Order of operations, David Combs
  • Re: Order of operations, Jürgen Exner
• Re: FAQ 4.47 How do I handle circular lists?, David Combs
• Re: FAQ 4.14 How can I compare two dates and find the difference?, David Combs
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: FAQ 4.14 How can I compare two dates and find the difference?, David Combs
    • Re: FAQ 4.14 How can I compare two dates and find the difference?, szr
• Re: FAQ 4.61 What's the difference between "delete" and "undef" with hashes?, Hans Mulder
  • Re: FAQ 4.61 What's the difference between "delete" and "undef" with hashes?, brian d foy
• FAQ 5.27 How do I print to more than one file at once?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 5.28 How can I read in an entire file all at once?, PerlFAQ Server
  • Re: FAQ 5.28 How can I read in an entire file all at once?, Bill H
    • Re: FAQ 5.28 How can I read in an entire file all at once?, Martijn Lievaart
    • Re: FAQ 5.28 How can I read in an entire file all at once?, nolo contendere
    • Re: FAQ 5.28 How can I read in an entire file all at once?, brian d foy
  • Re: FAQ 5.28 How can I read in an entire file all at once?, Uri Guttman
• Self extractor in perl, jis
  • Re: Self extractor in perl, comp.llang.perl.moderated
• FAQ 5.14 How can I translate tildes (~) in a filename?, PerlFAQ Server
  • Re: FAQ 5.14 How can I translate tildes (~) in a filename?, Michael Carman
    • Re: FAQ 5.14 How can I translate tildes (~) in a filename?, Peter J. Holzer
      • Re: FAQ 5.14 How can I translate tildes (~) in a filename?, Ben Morrow
    • Re: FAQ 5.14 How can I translate tildes (~) in a filename?, brian d foy
• how to change the date format of all my htmls?, robertchen117@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: how to change the date format of all my htmls?, RedGrittyBrick
  • Re: how to change the date format of all my htmls?, Tad J McClellan
  • Re: how to change the date format of all my htmls?, Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• FAQ 7.1 Can I get a BNF/yacc/RE for the Perl language?, PerlFAQ Server
• Perl FAQ and Perl 5.10: Find the answers that can show off the new features, brian d foy
• Few questions about arguments and subroutines/modules, Telemach
  • Re: Few questions about arguments and subroutines/modules, Ron Bergin
  • Re: Few questions about arguments and subroutines/modules, Jürgen Exner
    • Re: Few questions about arguments and subroutines/modules, Telemach
• File Locked After Close?, xmp333
  • Re: File Locked After Close?, Dan Rumney
    • Re: File Locked After Close?, Ilya Zakharevich
  • Re: File Locked After Close?, Bill H
  • Re: File Locked After Close?, Dave Weaver
• FAQ 5.5 How can I copy a file?, PerlFAQ Server
  • Re: FAQ 5.5 How can I copy a file?, Bill H
    • Re: FAQ 5.5 How can I copy a file?, Jürgen Exner
    • Re: FAQ 5.5 How can I copy a file?, Peter J. Holzer
• FAQ 4.74 How do I define methods for every class/object?, PerlFAQ Server
• Performance on Windows: Cygwin is much faster. Why?, Dutch
  • Re: Performance on Windows: Cygwin is much faster. Why?, Ben Morrow
    • Re: Performance on Windows: Cygwin is much faster. Why?, Dutch
      • Re: Performance on Windows: Cygwin is much faster. Why?, Ben Morrow
      • Re: Performance on Windows: Cygwin is much faster. Why?, Dutch
    • Re: Performance on Windows: Cygwin is much faster. Why?, Peter J. Holzer
      • Re: Performance on Windows: Cygwin is much faster. Why?, Ben Morrow
      • Re: Performance on Windows: Cygwin is much faster. Why?, Peter J. Holzer
• FAQ 6.6 How can I make "\w" match national character sets?, PerlFAQ Server
• Re: sorting a hash / 2008-06-01, dn.perl@xxxxxxxxx
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: sorting a hash / 2008-06-01, Dave Saville
    • Re: sorting a hash / 2008-06-01, Eric Pozharski
      • Re: sorting a hash / 2008-06-01, Uri Guttman
      • Re: sorting a hash / 2008-06-01, Dave Saville
      • Re: sorting a hash / 2008-06-01, Uri Guttman
      • Re: sorting a hash / 2008-06-01, Dave Saville
      • Re: sorting a hash / 2008-06-01, xhoster
      • Re: sorting a hash / 2008-06-01, Dave Saville
      • Re: sorting a hash / 2008-06-01, Peter J. Holzer
      • Re: sorting a hash / 2008-06-01, Dave Saville
      • Re: sorting a hash / 2008-06-01, Uri Guttman
      • Re: sorting a hash / 2008-06-01, Dave Saville
      • Re: sorting a hash / 2008-06-01, Eric Pozharski
    • Re: sorting a hash / 2008-06-01, Jim Gibson
      • Re: sorting a hash / 2008-06-01, Dave Saville
• FAQ 4.71 How do I determine whether a scalar is a number/whole/integer/float?, PerlFAQ Server
• Set breakpoint at a file/class in debugger, Hongyu
  • Re: Set breakpoint at a file/class in debugger, SPX2
  • Re: Set breakpoint at a file/class in debugger, Peter J. Holzer
    • Re: Set breakpoint at a file/class in debugger, Peter Scott
• Re: Tk with Thread, Slickuser
  • Re: Tk with Thread, J. Gleixner
    • Re: Tk with Thread, Slickuser
      • Re: Tk with Thread, Slickuser
      • Re: Tk with Thread, zentara
      • Re: Tk with Thread, Slickuser
      • Re: Tk with Thread, Slickuser
      • Re: Tk with Thread, zentara
      • Re: Tk with Thread, zentara
      • Re: Tk with Thread, Ben Morrow
      • Re: Tk with Thread, Slickuser
      • Re: Tk with Thread, zentara
• Perl CGI Issue, Eric
  • Re: Perl CGI Issue, A. Sinan Unur
    • Re: Perl CGI Issue, A. Sinan Unur
      • Re: Perl CGI Issue, Eric
    • Re: Perl CGI Issue, Dan Rumney
  • Re: Perl CGI Issue, Dan Rumney
  • Re: Perl CGI Issue, xhoster
    • Re: Perl CGI Issue, Ben Morrow
      • Re: Perl CGI Issue, A. Sinan Unur
  • Re: Perl CGI Issue, Bill H
• FAQ 6.4 I put a regular expression into $/ but it didn't work. What's wrong?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 6.10 How do I use a regular expression to strip C style comments from a file?, PerlFAQ Server
• TCP apllications, Arun
  • Re: TCP apllications, RedGrittyBrick
  • Re: TCP apllications, Jens Thoms Toerring
  • Re: TCP apllications, zentara
  • Re: TCP apllications, Ted Zlatanov
    • Re: TCP apllications, SPX2
      • Re: TCP apllications, Ted Zlatanov
• FAQ 5.20 How can I lock a file?, PerlFAQ Server
• <<EndOfMessage, April
  • Re: <<EndOfMessage, Ben Bullock
    • Re: <<EndOfMessage, April
  • Re: <<EndOfMessage, Tad J McClellan
    • Re: <<EndOfMessage, April
  • Re: <<EndOfMessage, smallpond
    • Re: <<EndOfMessage, April
• FAQ 7.8 How do I declare/create a structure?, PerlFAQ Server
  • Re: FAQ 7.8 How do I declare/create a structure?, Peter J. Holzer
• perl_parse free some resource., Din
  • Re: perl_parse free some resource., Din
• select and filehandle, April
  • Re: select and filehandle, Paul Lalli
    • Re: select and filehandle, April
    • Re: select and filehandle, Jim Cochrane
      • Re: select and filehandle <3abd05ad-0d59-400f-9882-f70061e8f851@m45g2000hsb.googlegroups.com> <16757be3-6f65-4d5e-9042-87e3deeb6441@w7g2000hsa.googlegroups.com>, John W. Krahn
      • Re: select and filehandle <3abd05ad-0d59-400f-9882-f70061e8f851@m45g2000hsb.googlegroups.com> <16757be3-6f65-4d5e-9042-87e3deeb6441@w7g2000hsa.googlegroups.com>, Peter J. Holzer
  • Re: select and filehandle, xhoster
    • Re: select and filehandle, April
• FAQ 4.67 Why does passing a subroutine an undefined element in a hash create it?, PerlFAQ Server
  • Re: FAQ 4.67 Why does passing a subroutine an undefined element in a hash create it?, Peter J. Holzer
• perl command line help, Ray Muforosky
  • Re: perl command line help, Jürgen Exner
    • Re: perl command line help, Ted Zlatanov
  • Re: perl command line help, dummy
• FAQ 6.1 How can I hope to use regular expressions without creating illegible and unmaintainable code?, PerlFAQ Server
• regex back matching, Ray Muforosky
  • Re: regex back matching, Dan Rumney
    • Re: regex back matching, Ray Muforosky
      • Re: regex back matching, A. Sinan Unur
      • Re: regex back matching, Jim Gibson
      • Re: regex back matching, szr
      • Re: regex back matching, nolo contendere
      • Re: regex back matching, A. Sinan Unur
      • Re: regex back matching, comp.llang.perl.moderated
      • Re: regex back matching, Ted Zlatanov
      • Re: regex back matching, szr
      • Re: regex back matching, nolo contendere
      • Re: regex back matching, Martijn Lievaart
      • Re: regex back matching, szr
  • Re: regex back matching, Ted Zlatanov
    • Re: regex back matching, Ray Muforosky
      • Re: regex back matching, Jürgen Exner
      • Re: regex back matching, Gunnar Hjalmarsson
      • Re: regex back matching, Jürgen Exner
      • Re: regex back matching, Gunnar Hjalmarsson
      • Re: regex back matching, Ray Muforosky
      • Re: regex back matching, Ted Zlatanov
      • Re: regex back matching, Gunnar Hjalmarsson
      • Re: regex back matching, Ted Zlatanov
      • Re: regex back matching, Jürgen Exner
      • Re: regex back matching, J. Gleixner
  • Re: regex back matching, dummy
• Cross compiling perl for sh4 linux, sgardner03
• FAQ 5.36 Why doesn't glob("*.*") get all the files?, PerlFAQ Server
• Prevent kill signals to childs, Felipe Alcacibar B
  • Re: Prevent kill signals to childs, xhoster
    • Re: Prevent kill signals to childs, Martijn Lievaart
  • Re: Prevent kill signals to childs, comp.llang.perl.moderated
• recursive perl?, bukzor
  • Re: recursive perl?, Martijn Lievaart
• RHS of s/LHS/RHS/ with $1, $2, etc. without "eval"?, Ben Bullock
  • Re: RHS of s/LHS/RHS/ with $1, $2, etc. without "eval"?, Gunnar Hjalmarsson
    • Re: RHS of s/LHS/RHS/ with $1, $2, etc. without "eval"?, Ben Bullock
  • Re: RHS of s/LHS/RHS/ with $1, $2, etc. without "eval"?, Michael Carman
    • Re: RHS of s/LHS/RHS/ with $1, $2, etc. without "eval"?, Ben Bullock
  • Re: RHS of s/LHS/RHS/ with $1, $2, etc. without "eval"?, Tad J McClellan
    • Re: RHS of s/LHS/RHS/ with $1, $2, etc. without "eval"?, Ben Bullock
• FAQ 4.72 How do I keep persistent data across program calls?, PerlFAQ Server
• I try to copy one file to other folder on Linux server, and nothing happened? Please help me., Pero
  • Re: I try to copy one file to other folder on Linux server, and nothing happened? Please help me., Gunnar Hjalmarsson
  • Re: I try to copy one file to other folder on Linux server, and nothing happened? Please help me., Jürgen Exner
    • Re: I try to copy one file to other folder on Linux server, and nothing happened? Please help me., Pero
• Stopping a File::Find on first find, Mason . Guy
  • Re: Stopping a File::Find on first find, Ben Morrow
  • Re: Stopping a File::Find on first find, jl_post@xxxxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Stopping a File::Find on first find, Darren Dunham
  • Re: Stopping a File::Find on first find, Jürgen Exner
• Questions about "perldoc perlembed", jl_post@xxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Questions about "perldoc perlembed", Ben Morrow
  • Re: Questions about "perldoc perlembed", sisyphus
  • Re: Questions about "perldoc perlembed", jl_post@xxxxxxxxxxx
• FAQ 5.38 How do I select a random line from a file?, PerlFAQ Server
  • Re: FAQ 5.38 How do I select a random line from a file?, Peter J. Holzer
    • Re: FAQ 5.38 How do I select a random line from a file?, Dan Rumney
      • Re: FAQ 5.38 How do I select a random line from a file?, brian d foy
      • Re: FAQ 5.38 How do I select a random line from a file?, Ben Morrow
      • Re: FAQ 5.38 How do I select a random line from a file?, Dan Rumney
      • Re: FAQ 5.38 How do I select a random line from a file?, comp.llang.perl.moderated
      • Re: FAQ 5.38 How do I select a random line from a file?, comp.llang.perl.moderated
      • Re: FAQ 5.38 How do I select a random line from a file?, Dan Rumney
      • Re: FAQ 5.38 How do I select a random line from a file?, Peter J. Holzer
      • Re: FAQ 5.38 How do I select a random line from a file?, Dan Rumney
      • Re: FAQ 5.38 How do I select a random line from a file?, Peter J. Holzer
      • Re: FAQ 5.38 How do I select a random line from a file?, xhoster
      • Re: FAQ 5.38 How do I select a random line from a file?, nolo contendere
      • Re: FAQ 5.38 How do I select a random line from a file?, Jürgen Exner
      • Re: FAQ 5.38 How do I select a random line from a file?, Jim Gibson
      • Re: FAQ 5.38 How do I select a random line from a file?, xhoster
      • Re: FAQ 5.38 How do I select a random line from a file?, brian d foy
      • Re: FAQ 5.38 How do I select a random line from a file?, Ted Zlatanov
      • Re: FAQ 5.38 How do I select a random line from a file?, Peter J. Holzer
      • Re: FAQ 5.38 How do I select a random line from a file?, xhoster
      • Re: FAQ 5.38 How do I select a random line from a file?, Peter J. Holzer
      • Re: FAQ 5.38 How do I select a random line from a file?, nolo contendere
      • Re: FAQ 5.38 How do I select a random line from a file?, Jim Gibson
      • Re: FAQ 5.38 How do I select a random line from a file?, nolo contendere
• How to get the output from an ICQ clent, potrebitel
  • Re: How to get the output from an ICQ clent, Ted Zlatanov
    • Re: How to get the output from an ICQ clent, potrebitel
      • Re: How to get the output from an ICQ clent, Ted Zlatanov
      • Re: How to get the output from an ICQ clent, potrebitel
      • Re: How to get the output from an ICQ clent, Ted Zlatanov
      • Re: How to get the output from an ICQ clent, szr
• FAQ 6.20 Are Perl regexes DFAs or NFAs? Are they POSIX compliant?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 4.58 How can I know how many entries are in a hash?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 5.10 How can I set up a footer format to be used with write()?, PerlFAQ Server
• building goocanvas, deadpickle
  • Re: building goocanvas, Ben Bullock
• eperl help: multi-pass processing, bukzor
  • Re: eperl help: multi-pass processing, smallpond
  • Re: eperl help: multi-pass processing, J. Gleixner
• Automatically extracting MS Outlook 2007 calendar entries with perl (on WIndows), nntpman68
  • Re: Automatically extracting MS Outlook 2007 calendar entries with perl (on WIndows), J. Gleixner
    • Re: Automatically extracting MS Outlook 2007 calendar entries with perl (on WIndows), nntpman68
  • Re: Automatically extracting MS Outlook 2007 calendar entries with perl (on WIndows), Ben Bullock
• FAQ 5.9 How can I use a filehandle indirectly?, PerlFAQ Server
• How to set environmental variables before running another command?, Meal
  • Re: How to set environmental variables before running another command?, smallpond
  • Re: How to set environmental variables before running another command?, Jürgen Exner
    • Re: How to set environmental variables before running another command?, Meal
      • Re: How to set environmental variables before running another command?, Jürgen Exner
      • Re: How to set environmental variables before running another command?, Meal
      • Re: How to set environmental variables before running another command?, Brian Helterlilne
      • Re: How to set environmental variables before running another command?, Martijn Lievaart
      • Re: How to set environmental variables before running another command?, nntpman68
  • Re: How to set environmental variables before running another command?, Ben Morrow
• formatting question, April
  • Re: formatting question, RedGrittyBrick
    • Re: formatting question, April
  • Re: formatting question, Ben Morrow
    • Re: formatting question, April
• MD5 and SHA1 fingerprint from SSL certificates, toralf
  • Re: MD5 and SHA1 fingerprint from SSL certificates, Martijn Lievaart
    • Re: MD5 and SHA1 fingerprint from SSL certificates, toralf
      • Re: MD5 and SHA1 fingerprint from SSL certificates, Martijn Lievaart
• advice on good perl idiom, Mike Hunter
  • Re: advice on good perl idiom, A. Sinan Unur
    • Re: advice on good perl idiom, Ben Morrow
  • Re: advice on good perl idiom, Jürgen Exner
    • Re: advice on good perl idiom, Tad J McClellan
  • Re: advice on good perl idiom, Mirco Wahab
  • Re: advice on good perl idiom, Dan Rumney
  • Re: advice on good perl idiom, Willem
• FAQ 5.33 How do I dup() a filehandle in Perl?, PerlFAQ Server
• XML::Parser Tree Style, NiallBCarter
  • Re: XML::Parser Tree Style, Frank Seitz
    • Re: XML::Parser Tree Style, NiallBCarter
      • Re: XML::Parser Tree Style, Frank Seitz
      • Re: XML::Parser Tree Style, NiallBCarter
      • Re: XML::Parser Tree Style, Ted Zlatanov
      • Re: XML::Parser Tree Style, xhoster
  • Re: XML::Parser Tree Style, A. Sinan Unur
    • Re: XML::Parser Tree Style, NiallBCarter
      • Re: XML::Parser Tree Style, A. Sinan Unur
      • Re: XML::Parser Tree Style, NiallBCarter
      • Re: XML::Parser Tree Style, Ben Bullock
      • Re: XML::Parser Tree Style, NiallBCarter
      • Re: XML::Parser Tree Style, A. Sinan Unur
      • Re: XML::Parser Tree Style, Dr.Ruud
      • Re: XML::Parser Tree Style, John W. Krahn
      • Re: XML::Parser Tree Style, Tad J McClellan
      • Re: XML::Parser Tree Style, Peter J. Holzer
      • Re: XML::Parser Tree Style, Ben Bullock
      • Re: XML::Parser Tree Style, sln
  • Re: XML::Parser Tree Style, Dr.Ruud
    • Re: XML::Parser Tree Style, szr
      • Re: XML::Parser Tree Style, Tad J McClellan
      • Re: XML::Parser Tree Style, szr
      • Re: XML::Parser Tree Style, Dr.Ruud
      • Re: XML::Parser Tree Style, NiallBCarter
      • Re: XML::Parser Tree Style, Ben Bullock
      • Re: XML::Parser Tree Style, Tad J McClellan
• Counting lines in big number of files - in parallel., hadzio
  • Re: Counting lines in big number of files - in parallel., RedGrittyBrick
    • Re: Counting lines in big number of files - in parallel., hadzio
      • Re: Counting lines in big number of files - in parallel., A. Sinan Unur
      • Re: Counting lines in big number of files - in parallel., nolo contendere
      • Re: Counting lines in big number of files - in parallel., Ted Zlatanov
      • Re: Counting lines in big number of files - in parallel., John W. Krahn
      • Re: Counting lines in big number of files - in parallel., Jim Cochrane
      • Re: Counting lines in big number of files - in parallel. <c4857a09-1348-4b5c-8b42-affc273f949d@k37g2000hsf.googlegroups.com> <48452891$0$10631$fa0fcedb@news.zen.co.uk> <75c7fc7a-c0c9-4b39-afb1-5a0e42149446@x35g2000hsb.googlegroups.com> <RLc1k.835$Gn.687@edtnps92>, RedGrittyBrick
      • Re: Counting lines in big number of files - in parallel. <c4857a09-1348-4b5c-8b42-affc273f949d@k37g2000hsf.googlegroups.com> <48452891$0$10631$fa0fcedb@news.zen.co.uk> <75c7fc7a-c0c9-4b39-afb1-5a0e42149446@x35g2000hsb.googlegroups.com> <RLc1k.835$Gn.687@edtnps92>, John W. Krahn
  • Re: Counting lines in big number of files - in parallel., Mario D'Alessio
  • Re: Counting lines in big number of files - in parallel., Jürgen Exner
    • Re: Counting lines in big number of files - in parallel., Peter J. Holzer
  • Re: Counting lines in big number of files - in parallel., xhoster
  • Re: Counting lines in big number of files - in parallel., Ben Bullock
• FAQ 7.2 What are all these $@%&* punctuation signs, and how do I know when to use them?, PerlFAQ Server
• Perl grep and Perl 4, fourfour2
  • Re: Perl grep and Perl 4, fourfour2
    • Re: Perl grep and Perl 4, Gunnar Hjalmarsson
      • Re: Perl grep and Perl 4, fourfour2
      • Re: Perl grep and Perl 4, Frank Seitz
      • Re: Perl grep and Perl 4, fourfour2
      • Re: Perl grep and Perl 4, Frank Seitz
      • Re: Perl grep and Perl 4, A. Sinan Unur
      • Re: Perl grep and Perl 4, J. Gleixner
      • Re: Perl grep and Perl 4, fourfour2
      • Re: Perl grep and Perl 4, Glenn Jackman
      • Re: Perl grep and Perl 4, fourfour2
      • Re: Perl grep and Perl 4, Charlton Wilbur
      • Re: Perl grep and Perl 4, Randal L. Schwartz
      • Re: Perl grep and Perl 4, Charlton Wilbur
      • Re: Perl grep and Perl 4, szr
      • Re: Perl grep and Perl 4, Charlton Wilbur
      • Re: Perl grep and Perl 4, szr
      • Re: Perl grep and Perl 4, Charlton Wilbur
      • Re: Perl grep and Perl 4, szr
      • Re: Perl grep and Perl 4, Jürgen Exner
      • Re: Perl grep and Perl 4, Hans Mulder
  • Re: Perl grep and Perl 4, Tad J McClellan
  • Re: Perl grep and Perl 4, Randal L. Schwartz
    • Re: Perl grep and Perl 4, A. Sinan Unur
• Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.8 $), tadmc
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.8 $), tadmc
  • Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.8 $), tadmc
  • Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.8 $), tadmc
  • Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.8 $), tadmc
  • Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.8 $), tadmc
  • Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.8 $), tadmc
  • Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.8 $), tadmc
• FAQ 5.25 How do I get a file's timestamp in perl?, PerlFAQ Server
• Perl Modules, Frank
  • Re: Perl Modules, J. Gleixner
  • Re: Perl Modules, A. Sinan Unur
  • Re: Perl Modules, brian d foy
• HTML::Tokerparser / parsing <p>,<br>, Sharif
  • Re: HTML::Tokerparser / parsing <p>,<br>, A. Sinan Unur
  • Re: HTML::Tokerparser / parsing <p>,<br>, A. Sinan Unur
    • Re: HTML::Tokerparser / parsing <p>,<br>, Sharif
  • Re: HTML::Tokerparser / parsing <p>,<br>, Gunnar Hjalmarsson
    • Re: HTML::Tokerparser / parsing <p>,<br>, Sharif
      • Re: HTML::Tokerparser / parsing <p>,<br>, A. Sinan Unur
      • Re: HTML::Tokerparser / parsing <p>,<br>, Sharif
• Re: Using COM in Perl... Possible?, Mark Pryor
• FAQ 6.18 Why does using $&, $`, or $' slow my program down?, PerlFAQ Server
  • Re: FAQ 6.18 Why does using $&, $`, or $' slow my program down?, Ben Morrow
    • Re: FAQ 6.18 Why does using $&, $`, or $' slow my program down?, brian d foy
• Address Book - duplicating cards, Justin C
  • Re: Address Book - duplicating cards, Justin C
  • Re: Address Book - duplicating cards, Jürgen Exner
• OO perl, why print hash keys AND values?, cartercc
  • Re: OO perl, why print hash keys AND values?, J. Gleixner
    • Re: OO perl, why print hash keys AND values?, szr
      • Re: OO perl, why print hash keys AND values?, J. Gleixner
      • Re: OO perl, why print hash keys AND values?, szr
  • Re: OO perl, why print hash keys AND values?, Ben Morrow
    • Re: OO perl, why print hash keys AND values?, cartercc
• Re: Perl Special Variable Containing the name of the method currently in?, Frank Seitz
  • Re: Perl Special Variable Containing the name of the method currently in?, szr
    • Re: Perl Special Variable Containing the name of the method currently in?, Uri Guttman
      • Re: Perl Special Variable Containing the name of the method currently in?, szr
      • Re: Perl Special Variable Containing the name of the method currently in?, Ben Morrow
• FAQ 5.22 I still don't get locking. I just want to increment the number in the file. How can I do this?, PerlFAQ Server
• iCal default calendar, Justin C
  • Re: iCal default calendar, Ben Bullock
    • Re: iCal default calendar, Justin C
    • Re: iCal default calendar, szr
  • Re: iCal default calendar, Justin C
• pattern match timed-out question, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: pattern match timed-out question, smallpond
    • Re: pattern match timed-out question, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx
• The select() (IO::Select) function has a limit?, peste
  • Re: The select() (IO::Select) function has a limit?, xhoster
  • Re: The select() (IO::Select) function has a limit?, Ted Zlatanov
  • Re: The select() (IO::Select) function has a limit?, sheinrich
    • Re: The select() (IO::Select) function has a limit?, peste
• FAQ 6.15 How can I do approximate matching?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 5.2 How do I change, delete, or insert a line in a file, or append to the beginning of a file?, PerlFAQ Server
• Re: OT: SI units (was sorting a hash / 2008-06-01), Dan Rumney
  • Re: OT: SI units (was sorting a hash / 2008-06-01), Jürgen Exner
    • Re: OT: SI units (was sorting a hash / 2008-06-01), Dan Rumney
      • Re: OT: SI units (was sorting a hash / 2008-06-01), Jürgen Exner
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: OT: SI units (was sorting a hash / 2008-06-01), Abigail
    • Re: OT: SI units (was sorting a hash / 2008-06-01), szr
    • Re: OT: SI units (was sorting a hash / 2008-06-01), sheinrich
      • Re: OT: SI units (was sorting a hash / 2008-06-01), Tad J McClellan
      • Re: OT: SI units (was sorting a hash / 2008-06-01), szr
      • Re: OT: SI units (was sorting a hash / 2008-06-01), Martijn Lievaart
      • Re: OT: SI units (was sorting a hash / 2008-06-01), prawn
      • Re: OT: SI units, Ted Zlatanov
      • Re: OT: SI units, A. Sinan Unur
      • Re: OT: SI units, Ted Zlatanov
      • Re: OT: SI units, Mark Clements
      • Re: OT: SI units, Joost Diepenmaat
      • Re: OT: SI units, Willem
      • Re: OT: SI units, prawn
      • Re: OT: SI units, Jürgen Exner
    • Re: OT: SI units (was sorting a hash / 2008-06-01), smallpond
      • Re: OT: SI units, Jürgen Exner
      • Re: OT: SI units, smallpond
      • Re: OT: SI units, pat . norton
• Re: Speed comparison of regex versus index, lc, and / /i, comp.llang.perl.moderated
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Speed comparison of regex versus index, lc, and / /i, Abigail
• $# array creation and data rotation, Hobart Duncan
  • Re: $# array creation and data rotation, Jens Thoms Toerring
  • Re: $# array creation and data rotation, Abigail
    • Re: $# array creation and data rotation, John W. Krahn
  • Re: $# array creation and data rotation, sln
• Re: Using perl locally on a Windows XP system, Bill H
  • Re: Using perl locally on a Windows XP system, Gunnar Hjalmarsson
  • Re: Using perl locally on a Windows XP system, Jürgen Exner
    • Re: Using perl locally on a Windows XP system, Bill H
• FAQ 7.7 Why do Perl operators have different precedence than C operators?, PerlFAQ Server
• Perl read file eat up my memory..., howa
  • Re: Perl read file eat up my memory..., A. Sinan Unur
  • Re: Perl read file eat up my memory..., Jürgen Exner
    • Re: Perl read file eat up my memory..., howa
      • another bad perl tute (was Re: Perl read file eat up my memory...), Uri Guttman
  • Re: Perl read file eat up my memory..., Jim Gibson
    • Re: Perl read file eat up my memory..., howa
• One of thos d'uh moments, Bill H
  • Re: One of thos d'uh moments, Bill H
  • Re: One of thos d'uh moments, Martijn Lievaart
    • Re: One of thos d'uh moments, Jürgen Exner
      • Re: One of thos d'uh moments, Martijn Lievaart
      • Re: One of thos d'uh moments, nolo contendere
      • Re: One of thos d'uh moments, Jürgen Exner
  • Re: One of thos d'uh moments, Jürgen Exner
  • Re: One of thos d'uh moments, Tad J McClellan
  • Re: One of thos d'uh moments, John W. Krahn
  • Re: One of thos d'uh moments, Ben Morrow
• changing the value of "case" in a switch statement, Bill H
  • Re: changing the value of "case" in a switch statement, Martijn Lievaart
    • Re: changing the value of "case" in a switch statement, Bill H
      • Re: changing the value of "case" in a switch statement, szr
  • Re: changing the value of "case" in a switch statement, Dr.Ruud
  • Re: changing the value of "case" in a switch statement, Ben Morrow
• FAQ 5.29 How can I read in a file by paragraphs?, PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Need help with a simple (I think) Perl script, Martijn Lievaart
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Need help with a simple (I think) Perl script, sln
• Re: FAQ 4.17 How do I find yesterday's date?, brian d foy
• FAQ 6.14 How can I print out a word-frequency or line-frequency summary?, PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 5.3 How do I count the number of lines in a file?, PerlFAQ Server

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