comp.lang.perl.misc

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• Re: cgi style % decode and utf-8: missing something
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• FAQ 5.16 Why do I sometimes get an "Argument list too long" when I use <*>?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Constructing a scalar reference
  • From: sln
• Re: Want to write a script to do the batch conversion from domain name to IP.
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: CGI.pm and Use of uninitialized value in pattern match
  • From: Bart Lateur
• Re: Perl IP to Domain Name converter.
  • From: Charlton Wilbur
• Re: Perl IP to Domain Name converter.
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Perl IP to Domain Name converter.
  • From: Hongyi Zhao
• FAQ 5.22 I still don't get locking. I just want to increment the number in the file. How can I do this?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Perl IP to Domain Name converter.
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: cgi style % decode and utf-8: missing something
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• recruitment consultant
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: Constructing a scalar reference
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: Want to write a script to do the batch conversion from domain name to IP.
  • From: Hongyi Zhao
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Perl IP to Domain Name converter.
  • From: Hongyi Zhao
• Re: cgi style % decode and utf-8: missing something
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: unix - rsync - filter question
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: Want to write a script to do the batch conversion from domain name to IP.
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• FAQ 5.2 How do I change, delete, or insert a line in a file, or append to the beginning of a file?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: perl qt with cygwin?
  • From: rabbits77
• Re: Text Print Entire Directory Tree including File Names from a FTP Directory
  • From: ifiaz
• Re: Want to write a script to do the batch conversion from domain name to IP.
  • From: Hongyi Zhao
• Re: Text Print Entire Directory Tree including File Names from a FTP Directory
  • From: ifiaz
• FAQ 4.70 How can I use a reference as a hash key?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: perl qt with cygwin?
  • From: Owen
• Re: Constructing a scalar reference
  • From: Steve Roscio
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• Re: Constructing a scalar reference
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: A Dude
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: A Dude
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: A Dude
• Constructing a scalar reference
  • From: Chet Butcher
• perl qt with cygwin?
  • From: rabbits77
• Re: I need a job in C/C++/Perl immediately. Telecomute only. Full-Time. Regex/XML/Database/Parsing(et all) Expert. Will work for 60k the first year guaranteed !!
  • From: Andrew Schulman
• Re: I need a job in C/C++/Perl immediately. Telecomute only. Full-Time. Regex/XML/Database/Parsing(et all) Expert. Will work for 60k the first year guaranteed !!
  • From: David H. Adler
• Re: I need a job in C/C++/Perl immediately. Telecomute only. Full-Time. Regex/XML/Database/Parsing(et all) Expert. Will work for 60k the first year guaranteed !!
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• FAQ 5.5 How can I copy a file?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: I need a job in C/C++/Perl immediately. Telecomute only. Full-Time. Regex/XML/Database/Parsing(et all) Expert. Will work for 60k the first year guaranteed !!
  • From: brian d foy
• Re: FAQ 4.48 How do I shuffle my MP3 collection?
  • From: brian d foy
• Re: Want to write a script to do the batch conversion from domain name to IP.
  • From: Ted Zlatanov
• Re: Want to write a script to do the batch conversion from domain name to IP.
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Text Print Entire Directory Tree including File Names from a FTP Directory
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Re: unix - rsync - filter question
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Re: Want to write a script to do the batch conversion from domain name to IP.
  • From: Hongyi Zhao
• Re: Want to write a script to do the batch conversion from domain name to IP.
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Want to write a script to do the batch conversion from domain name to IP.
  • From: Hongyi Zhao
• FAQ 5.9 How can I use a filehandle indirectly?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Want to write a script to do the batch conversion from domain name to IP.
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: Want to write a script to do the batch conversion from domain name to IP.
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: Want to write a script to do the batch conversion from domain name to IP.
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: Want to write a script to do the batch conversion from domain name to IP.
  • From: Hongyi Zhao
• Re: Want to write a script to do the batch conversion from domain name to IP.
  • From: Hongyi Zhao
• Re: Want to write a script to do the batch conversion from domain name to IP.
  • From: Hongyi Zhao
• Re: Want to write a script to do the batch conversion from domain name to IP.
  • From: Hongyi Zhao
• Text Print Entire Directory Tree including File Names from a FTP Directory
  • From: ifiaz
• Re: Want to write a script to do the batch conversion from domain name to IP.
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: Want to write a script to do the batch conversion from domain name to IP.
  • From: RedGrittyBrick
• Re: Vista x64 + DBD::Pg driver
  • From: mysiar
• Re: Vista x64 + DBD::Pg driver
  • From: mysiar
• Want to write a script to do the batch conversion from domain name to IP.
  • From: Hongyi Zhao
• Re: CGI.pm and Use of uninitialized value in pattern match
  • From: Bart Lateur
• Re: How to remove a module from CPAN?
  • From: Bart Lateur
• Re: There is no such thing as Circular Lists (was: FAQ 4.47 How do I handle circular lists?)
  • From: Bart Lateur
• Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.8 $)
  • From: tadmc
• FAQ 5.7 How can I manipulate fixed-record-length files?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: unix - rsync - filter question
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• FAQ 5.12 How can I open a filehandle to a string?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: unix - rsync - filter question
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Re: cgi style % decode and utf-8: missing something (solved)
  • From: Eli the Bearded
• Re: unix - rsync - filter question
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: unix - rsync - filter question
  • From: Slickuser
• Re: unix - rsync - filter question
  • From: smallpond
• Re: Regex for <option> ... </option>
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Bruce Cook
• Regex for standard and specification (was: Regex for <option> ... </option>)
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• Re: cgi style % decode and utf-8: missing something
  • From: Eli the Bearded
• Re: unix - rsync - filter question
  • From: Slickuser
• Re: cgi style % decode and utf-8: missing something
  • From: smallpond
• Re: unix - rsync - filter question
  • From: smallpond
• Re: There is no such thing as Circular Lists
  • From: Ted Zlatanov
• Re: FAQ 4.48 How do I shuffle my MP3 collection?
  • From: Ted Zlatanov
• Re: Regex for <option> ... </option>
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• FAQ 4.62 What's the difference between "delete" and "undef" with hashes?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• unix - rsync - filter question
  • From: Slickuser
• cgi style % decode and utf-8: missing something
  • From: Eli the Bearded
• Re: FAQ 4.48 How do I shuffle my MP3 collection?
  • From: jidanni
• Re: Regex for <option> ... </option>
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• Re: MIME:Lite email address issue
  • From: Thrill5
• FAQ 4.60 How do I sort a hash (optionally by value instead of key)?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Want to extract the proxy list by using regexp.
  • From: Hongyi Zhao
• Re: problem using memoize in folder where a module Config.pm is
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Want to extract the proxy list by using regexp.
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: problem using memoize in folder where a module Config.pm is
  • From: david
• Re: problem using memoize in folder where a module Config.pm is
  • From: sergey.aleynikov@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Is syswrite faster or print
  • From: saurabh hirani
• Want to extract the proxy list by using regexp.
  • From: Hongyi Zhao
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• Re: Regex for <option> ... </option>
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• FAQ 4.61 How can I always keep my hash sorted?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: MIME:Lite email address issue
  • From: Thrill5
• Re: I need a job in C/C++/Perl immediately. Telecomute only. Full-Time. Regex/XML/Database/Parsing(et all) Expert. Will work for 60k the first year guaranteed !!
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Is syswrite faster or print
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: Is syswrite faster or print
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: I need a job in C/C++/Perl immediately. Telecomute only. Full-Time. Regex/XML/Database/Parsing(et all) Expert. Will work for 60k the first year guaranteed !!
  • From: Keith Keller
• Re: Is syswrite faster or print
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: I need a job in C/C++/Perl immediately. Telecomute only. Full-Time. Regex/XML/Database/Parsing(et all) Expert. Will work for 60k the first year guaranteed !!
  • From: Tim Greer
• FAQ 4.51 How do I permute N elements of a list?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Is syswrite faster or print
  • From: Big and Blue
• Re: I need a job in C/C++/Perl immediately. Telecomute only. Full-Time. Regex/XML/Database/Parsing(et all) Expert. Will work for 60k the first year guaranteed !!
  • From: sln
• Re: I need a job in C/C++/Perl immediately. Telecomute only. Full-Time. Regex/XML/Database/Parsing(et all) Expert. Will work for 60k the first year guaranteed !!
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Regex for <option> ... </option>
  • From: sln
• Re: Regex for <option> ... </option>
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: I need a job in C/C++/Perl immediately. Telecomute only. Full-Time. Regex/XML/Database/Parsing(et all) Expert. Will work for 60k the first year guaranteed !!
  • From: sln
• Re: problem using memoize in folder where a module Config.pm is
  • From: sln
• Re: Which is faster - hash or array lookup
  • From: sln
• Re: I need a job in C/C++/Perl immediately. Telecomute only. Full-Time. Regex/XML/Database/Parsing(et all) Expert. Will work for 60k the first year guaranteed !!
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: I need a job in C/C++/Perl immediately. Telecomute only. Full-Time. Regex/XML/Database/Parsing(et all) Expert. Will work for 60k the first year guaranteed !!
  • From: sln
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• Re: Regex for <option> ... </option>
  • From: sln
• Re: There is no such thing as Circular Lists (was: FAQ 4.47 How do I handle circular lists?)
  • From: sln
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: There is no such thing as Circular Lists
  • From: sln
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: sln
• FAQ 4.57 What happens if I add or remove keys from a hash while iterating over it?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Vista x64 + DBD::Pg driver
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Vista x64 + DBD::Pg driver
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: How to extract Arabic Text from PDF file
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: How to remove a module from CPAN?
  • From: Steve Roscio
• FAQ 4.49 How do I process/modify each element of an array?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Is syswrite faster or print
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: How to extract Arabic Text from PDF file
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Which is faster - hash or array lookup
  • From: Rasmus Villemoes
• Re: How to extract Arabic Text from PDF file
  • From: RedGrittyBrick
• Re: Vista x64 + DBD::Pg driver
  • From: mysiar
• problem using memoize in folder where a module Config.pm is
  • From: david
• FAQ 4.66 How can I store a multidimensional array in a DBM file?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Is syswrite faster or print
  • From: saurabh hirani
• Re: Is syswrite faster or print
  • From: saurabh hirani
• How to extract Arabic Text from PDF file
  • From: Shahid
• Re: Is syswrite faster or print
  • From: Xho Jingleheimerschmidt
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Which is faster - hash or array lookup
  • From: Xho Jingleheimerschmidt
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: Is syswrite faster or print
  • From: saurabh hirani
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• Re: Is syswrite faster or print
  • From: Xho Jingleheimerschmidt
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: A Dude
• Re: How trigger a smart link?
  • From: Tim Greer
• How trigger a smart link?
  • From: Muddy Coder
• FAQ 4.63 Why don't my tied hashes make the defined/exists distinction?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• Re: Is syswrite faster or print
  • From: smallpond
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: There is no such thing as Circular Lists (was: FAQ 4.47 How do I handle circular lists?)
  • From: brian d foy
• Re: How to remove a module from CPAN?
  • From: brian d foy
• Re: Help: Odd Output
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• FAQ 4.56 How do I merge two hashes?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Help: Odd Output
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: Vista x64 + DBD::Pg driver
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: There is no such thing as Circular Lists
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: Vista x64 + DBD::Pg driver
  • From: mysiar
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• FAQ 4.42 How can I tell whether a certain element is contained in a list or array?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Integrating Strawberry perl with Vista
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: Is syswrite faster or print
  • From: saurabh hirani
• Is syswrite faster or print
  • From: saurabh hirani
• Integrating Strawberry perl with Vista
  • From: Bernie Cosell
• Re: Including files (again)
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Peter Scott
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: RedGrittyBrick
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: How to select international text characters in a regular expression
  • From: Sherm Pendley
• Re: How to select international text characters in a regular expression
  • From: Peter Makholm
• Re: How to select international text characters in a regular expression
  • From: Amos
• Re: Which is faster - hash or array lookup
  • From: Rasmus Villemoes
• Re: How to select international text characters in a regular expression
  • From: Peter Makholm
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• How to select international text characters in a regular expression
  • From: Amos
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.8 $)
  • From: tadmc
• FAQ 4.50 How do I select a random element from an array?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: There is no such thing as Circular Lists
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: I need a job in C/C++/Perl immediately. Telecomute only. Full-Time. Regex/XML/Database/Parsing(et all) Expert. Will work for 60k the first year guaranteed !!
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: I need a job in C/C++/Perl immediately. Telecomute only. Full-Time. Regex/XML/Database/Parsing(et all) Expert. Will work for 60k the first year guaranteed !!
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: I need a job in C/C++/Perl immediately. Telecomute only. Full-Time. Regex/XML/Database/Parsing(et all) Expert. Will work for 60k the first year guaranteed !!
  • From: sln
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: sln
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Vista x64 + DBD::Pg driver
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: There is no such thing as Circular Lists (was: FAQ 4.47 How do I handle circular lists?)
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: I need a job in C/C++/Perl immediately. Telecomute only. Full-Time. Regex/XML/Database/Parsing(et all) Expert. Will work for 60k the first year guaranteed !!
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: sln
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• FAQ 4.58 How do I look up a hash element by value?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Perl Peeves
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: sln
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: Which is faster - hash or array lookup
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: sln
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: sln
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: sln
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: sln
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: sln
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: I need a job in C/C++/Perl immediately. Telecomute only. Full-Time. Regex/XML/Database/Parsing(et all) Expert. Will work for 60k the first year guaranteed !!
  • From: sln
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: sln
• Re: How to remove a module from CPAN?
  • From: sln
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: I need a job in C/C++/Perl immediately. Telecomute only. Full-Time. Regex/XML/Database/Parsing(et all) Expert. Will work for 60k the first year guaranteed !!
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Which is faster - hash or array lookup
  • From: xhoster
• Re: How to remove a module from CPAN?
  • From: Randal L. Schwartz
• Re: How to remove a module from CPAN?
  • From: sln
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Which is faster - hash or array lookup
  • From: sln
• I need a job in C/C++/Perl immediately. Telecomute only. Full-Time. Regex/XML/Database/Parsing(et all) Expert. Will work for 60k the first year guaranteed !!
  • From: sln
• How to remove a module from CPAN?
  • From: Steve Roscio
• Re: Which is faster - hash or array lookup
  • From: xhoster
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: sln
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• There is no such thing as Circular Lists (was: FAQ 4.47 How do I handle circular lists?)
  • From: sln
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: problems making zip with Archive::Zip
  • From: mcardeiro@xxxxxxxxx
• FAQ 4.47 How do I handle circular lists?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: problems making zip with Archive::Zip
  • From: Christian Winter
• problems making zip with Archive::Zip
  • From: mcardeiro@xxxxxxxxx
• Vista x64 + DBD::Pg driver
  • From: mysiar
• Update for difference of two arrays (was: FAQ 4.43 How do I compute the difference of two arrays? How do I compute the intersection of two arrays?)
  • From: sln
• Re: Help: Odd Output
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: Help: Process text block
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: Which is faster - hash or array lookup
  • From: Rasmus Villemoes
• Re: Which is faster - hash or array lookup
  • From: Leon Timmermans
• Re: Which is faster - hash or array lookup
  • From: bugbear
• FAQ 4.52 How do I sort an array by (anything)?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• tracking scope of a variable?
  • From: bugbear
• Which is faster - hash or array lookup
  • From: Rasmus Villemoes
• Re: Help: Odd Output
  • From: Amy Lee
• Re: Help: Process text block
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Help: Odd Output
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• FAQ 4.43 How do I compute the difference of two arrays? How do I compute the intersection of two arrays?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Help: Odd Output
  • From: Amy Lee
• Help: Odd Output
  • From: Amy Lee
• Re: Help: Process text block
  • From: Amy Lee
• FAQ 4.59 How can I know how many entries are in a hash?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Peer Review for Folder Delete Script
  • From: Cosmic Cruizer
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Peer Review for Folder Delete Script
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Peer Review for Folder Delete Script
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Help: Process text block
  • From: John W. Krahn
• FAQ 4.48 How do I shuffle an array randomly?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: Help: Process text block
  • From: Amy Lee
• Re: Help: Process text block
  • From: Amy Lee
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Help: Process text block
  • From: Amy Lee
• Re: Peer Review for Folder Delete Script
  • From: Cosmic Cruizer
• Re: Help: Process text block
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: Peer Review for Folder Delete Script
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• FAQ 4.45 How do I find the first array element for which a condition is true?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Help: Process text block
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Peer Review for Folder Delete Script
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• FAQ 4.54 Why does defined() return true on empty arrays and hashes?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Help: Process text block
  • From: Amy Lee
• Re: Peer Review for Folder Delete Script
  • From: Cosmic Cruizer
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: Peer Review for Folder Delete Script
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Peer Review for Folder Delete Script
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• FAQ 4.64 How do I reset an each() operation part-way through?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Peer Review for Folder Delete Script
  • From: Cosmic Cruizer
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: sln
• Re: Peer Review for Folder Delete Script
  • From: sln
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Peer Review for Folder Delete Script
  • From: Cosmic Cruizer
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Peer Review for Folder Delete Script
  • From: sln
• Re: Peer Review for Folder Delete Script
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Peer Review for Folder Delete Script
  • From: sln
• Re: Peer Review for Folder Delete Script
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Peer Review for Folder Delete Script
  • From: Cosmic Cruizer
• Re: Peer Review for Folder Delete Script
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: how to use "while" with <<EOF?
  • From: sln
• Re: Peer Review for Folder Delete Script
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: Peer Review for Folder Delete Script
  • From: Cosmic Cruizer
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: sln
• FAQ 4.44 How do I test whether two arrays or hashes are equal?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Peer Review for Folder Delete Script
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Peer Review for Folder Delete Script
  • From: Cosmic Cruizer
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: how to use "while" with <<EOF?
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• FAQ 4.65 How can I get the unique keys from two hashes?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• Re: [DGBI] Congrats, our prize goes to Sinan
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• Download Free!
  • From: Anubha Sarkar
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• FAQ 4.55 How do I process an entire hash?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: how to use "while" with <<EOF?
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: how to use "while" with <<EOF?
  • From: jidanni
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: how to use "while" with <<EOF?
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: how to use "while" with <<EOF?
  • From: Xho Jingleheimerschmidt
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Charlton Wilbur
• FAQ 4.53 How do I manipulate arrays of bits?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Regex for <option> ... </option>
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Re: how to use "while" with <<EOF?
  • From: darkon
• FAQ 4.46 How do I handle linked lists?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Regex for <option> ... </option>
  • From: Steve Roscio
• how to use "while" with <<EOF?
  • From: jidanni
• Regex for <option> ... </option>
  • From: John
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: Function like print with optional filehandle?
  • From: Steve Roscio
• Re: Need module to test CGI uploads
  • From: Steve Roscio
• Re: CGI.pm and Use of uninitialized value in pattern match
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: [DGBI] Congrats, our prize goes to Sinan
  • From: Lawrence Statton
• Need module to test CGI uploads
  • From: kj
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• FAQ 3.5 How do I debug my Perl programs?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: [DGBI] Congrats, our prize goes to Sinan
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: [DGBI] Congrats, our prize goes to Sinan
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: RedGrittyBrick
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Mart van de Wege
• Re: CGI.pm and Use of uninitialized value in pattern match
  • From: A. Farber
• Re: CGI.pm and Use of uninitialized value in pattern match
  • From: A. Farber
• Re: CGI.pm and Use of uninitialized value in pattern match
  • From: A. Farber
• Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.8 $)
  • From: tadmc
• FAQ 1.1 What is Perl?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Cygwin or Windows: file permission functions are broken
  • From: Thrill5
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: [DGBI] Congrats, our prize goes to Sinan
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: on looking for work
  • From: cartercc
• Re: Interesting open3 redirection problem
  • From: Xho Jingleheimerschmidt
• FAQ 4.9 How can I output Roman numerals?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• [DGBI] Congrats, our prize goes to Sinan (was: How can I use a REGEX to process WORDS)
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• Re: CGI.pm and Use of uninitialized value in pattern match
  • From: Lawrence Statton
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Hans Mulder
• Re: CGI.pm and Use of uninitialized value in pattern match
  • From: Randal L. Schwartz
• Current output column?
  • From: Steve Roscio
• Interesting open3 redirection problem
  • From: usenet
• Re: How can I use a REGEX to process WORDS
  • From: sln
• Re: matching [0-127]
  • From: Steve Roscio
• Re: CGI.pm and Use of uninitialized value in pattern match
  • From: Hans Mulder
• Re: on looking for work
  • From: Charlton Wilbur
• FAQ 4.22 How do I expand function calls in a string?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: How can I use a REGEX to process WORDS
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: How can I use a REGEX to process WORDS
  • From: sln
• Re: matching [0-127]
  • From: Tux Tango
• Re: How can I use a REGEX to process WORDS
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: on looking for work
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: matching [0-127]
  • From: Rasmus Villemoes
• Re: matching [0-127]
  • From: Noway
• matching [0-127]
  • From: Tux Tango
• Re: How can I use a REGEX to process WORDS
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: CGI.pm and Use of uninitialized value in pattern match
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: How can I use a REGEX to process WORDS
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: Ted Zlatanov
• Re: How can I use a REGEX to process WORDS
  • From: spydox
• Re: How can I use a REGEX to process WORDS
  • From: spydox
• FAQ 3.23 Can I write useful Perl programs on the command line?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• on looking for work
  • From: cartercc
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: RedGrittyBrick
• FAQ 3.14 How can I write a GUI (X, Tk, Gtk, etc.) in Perl?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: FAQ 4.16 How can I find the Julian Day?
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• ANNOUNCEMENT: ModBox - Open Platform as a Service
  • From: ModBox
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• FAQ 2.1 What machines support perl? Where do I get it?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: CGI.pm and Use of uninitialized value in pattern match
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: on Code references
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: on Code references
  • From: C.DeRykus
• Re: Match CASE/END SQL Construct
  • From: sln
• Re: How can I use a REGEX to process WORDS
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: CGI.pm and Use of uninitialized value in pattern match
  • From: Glenn Jackman
• Re: How can I use a REGEX to process WORDS
  • From: Steve Roscio
• How can I use a REGEX to process WORDS
  • From: spydox
• Re: CGI.pm and Use of uninitialized value in pattern match
  • From: A. Farber
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Re: CGI.pm and Use of uninitialized value in pattern match
  • From: A. Farber
• FAQ 4.27 How can I access or change N characters of a string?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: The Seven Stages of a Perl Programmer (was: Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?)
  • From: darkon
• Re: CGI.pm and Use of uninitialized value in pattern match
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: FAQ 2.7 Is there an ISO or ANSI certified version of Perl?
  • From: Larry Gates
• printing out last several articles in a group
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: CGI.pm and Use of uninitialized value in pattern match
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: CGI.pm and Use of uninitialized value in pattern match
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: Charlton Wilbur
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: cartercc
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: returning calculation results in perl scripts
  • From: spanish26
• Re: function calls in double quoted strings
  • From: cartercc
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: cartercc
• Re: CGI.pm and Use of uninitialized value in pattern match
  • From: Randal L. Schwartz
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: CGI.pm and Use of uninitialized value in pattern match
  • From: A. Farber
• Re: CGI.pm and Use of uninitialized value in pattern match
  • From: A. Farber
• Re: CGI.pm and Use of uninitialized value in pattern match
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: on Code references
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: CGI.pm and Use of uninitialized value in pattern match
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: CGI.pm and Use of uninitialized value in pattern match
  • From: Peter Makholm
• Re: Concatenating regular exprs in a 'grep' call
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: on Code references
  • From: sharma__r
• CGI.pm and Use of uninitialized value in pattern match
  • From: A. Farber
• FAQ 2.7 Is there an ISO or ANSI certified version of Perl?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: on Code references
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: returning calculation results in perl scripts
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: Vicky Conlan
• Re: on Code references
  • From: sharma__r
• Re: on Code references
  • From: rthangam
• Re: on Code references
  • From: rthangam
• returning calculation results in perl scripts
  • From: spanish26
• on Code references
  • From: sharma__r
• FAQ 4.16 How can I find the Julian Day?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: sln
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: Xho Jingleheimerschmidt
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: Charlton Wilbur
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: sln
• Re: fastest way to allocate memory ?
  • From: sln
• Re: Concatenating regular exprs in a 'grep' call
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: fastest way to allocate memory ?
  • From: Ilya Zakharevich
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: sln
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: John W Kennedy
• Re: fastest way to allocate memory ?
  • From: xhoster
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• FAQ 4.15 How can I take a string and turn it into epoch seconds?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: use hash to name params, then stringify values in specific order
  • From: DJ Stunks
• Re: Perl - marker ?
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• Re: function calls in double quoted strings
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: sln
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: use hash to name params, then stringify values in specific order
  • From: sln
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: use hash to name params, then stringify values in specific order
  • From: J. Gleixner
• Re: Can't spawn "cmd.exe"
  • From: T3X
• Re: fastest way to allocate memory ?
  • From: Ilya Zakharevich
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: sln
• Re: Concatenating regular exprs in a 'grep' call
  • From: sln
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: Charlton Wilbur
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: sln
• Re: Concatenating regular exprs in a 'grep' call
  • From: Charlton Wilbur
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: cartercc
• Re: Match CASE/END SQL Construct
  • From: sln
• FAQ 1.5 What was Ponie?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Ken Teague
• use hash to name params, then stringify values in specific order
  • From: DJ Stunks
• Re: function calls in double quoted strings
  • From: Ted Zlatanov
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Re: Big5?B?VG9tIFl1IMRGpGwsILlxuNzAwKb8NjYzMDg4OFg
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: function calls in double quoted strings
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: function calls in double quoted strings
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: function calls in double quoted strings
  • From: RedGrittyBrick
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Ken Teague
• Re: function calls in double quoted strings
  • From: david
• Re: function calls in double quoted strings
  • From: RedGrittyBrick
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: Randal L. Schwartz
• Re: function calls in double quoted strings
  • From: david
• Re: function calls in double quoted strings
  • From: Josef Moellers
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: RedGrittyBrick
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: RedGrittyBrick
• function calls in double quoted strings
  • From: david
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: treybianchini
• Can't spawn "cmd.exe"
  • From: T3X
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Ken Teague
• FAQ 4.29 How can I count the number of occurrences of a substring within a string?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: Vicky Conlan
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: Vicky Conlan
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Concatenating regular exprs in a 'grep' call
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: George
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: RedGrittyBrick
• Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.8 $)
  • From: tadmc
• FAQ 3.7 How do I cross-reference my Perl programs?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Perl - marker ?
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: The Seven Stages of a Perl Programmer (was: Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?)
  • From: Peter Makholm
• Re: Perl - marker ?
  • From: Peter Makholm
• Re: Concatenating regular exprs in a 'grep' call
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: Perl - marker ?
  • From: Randal L. Schwartz
• Re: Concatenating regular exprs in a 'grep' call
  • From: Charlton Wilbur
• Perl - marker ?
  • From: Kevin
• inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• FAQ 2.2 How can I get a binary version of perl?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: fastest way to allocate memory ?
  • From: Leon Timmermans
• Re: The Seven Stages of a Perl Programmer (was: Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?)
  • From: ~greg
• Re: How to call a subroutine with a scaler with
  • From: J. Gleixner
• How to call a subroutine with a scaler with
  • From: blaine@xxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: FAQ 1.11 When shouldn't I program in Perl?
  • From: brian d foy
• FAQ 4.3 Why isn't my octal data interpreted correctly?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: fastest way to allocate memory ?
  • From: xhoster
• Re: FAQ 1.11 When shouldn't I program in Perl?
  • From: RedGrittyBrick
• Re: FAQ 1.11 When shouldn't I program in Perl?
  • From: Navyx10
• Re: Concatenating regular exprs in a 'grep' call
  • From: freesoft12@xxxxxxxxx
• FAQ 2.3 I don't have a C compiler. How can I build my own Perl interpreter?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Concatenating regular exprs in a 'grep' call
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Bill H
• Re: fastest way to allocate memory ?
  • From: Ilya Zakharevich
• Re: fastest way to allocate memory ?
  • From: Ilya Zakharevich
• FAQ 3.9 Is there a ctags for Perl?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Tintin@xxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: IPC::Shareable::SharedMem: shmget: Permission denied
  • From: kath
• Re: Concatenating regular exprs in a 'grep' call
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: Concatenating regular exprs in a 'grep' call
  • From: Christian Winter
• Concatenating regular exprs in a 'grep' call
  • From: freesoft12@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Cygwin or Windows: file permission functions are broken
  • From: Andrew DeFaria
• FAQ 4.13 How do I find the current century or millennium?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Cygwin or Windows: file permission functions are broken
  • From: Thrill5
• Re: Cygwin or Windows: file permission functions are broken
  • From: Thrill5
• Re: Cygwin or Windows: file permission functions are broken
  • From: Thrill5
• Re: fastest way to allocate memory ?
  • From: Petr Vileta \"fidokomik\"
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: Xho Jingleheimerschmidt
• Re: Checking return values (was: Re: opening a file)
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Checking return values
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• FAQ 4.17 How do I find yesterday's date?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Tintin@xxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: fastest way to allocate memory ?
  • From: Xho Jingleheimerschmidt
• Re: fastest way to allocate memory ?
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: Parsing out text from in between HTML tags
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• FAQ 4.39 What is the difference between a list and an array?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: fastest way to allocate memory ?
  • From: Petr Vileta \"fidokomik\"
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: gamo
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: Checking return values (was: Re: opening a file)
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• Re: The Seven Stages of a Perl Programmer (was: Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?)
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: Checking return values (was: Re: opening a file)
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: Checking return values (was: Re: opening a file)
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: gamo
• Re: fastest way to allocate memory ?
  • From: Ilya Zakharevich
• FAQ 1.6 What is Perl 6?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Parsing out text from in between HTML tags
  • From: Christian Winter
• Parsing out text from in between HTML tags
  • From: tgwaltz
• Re: The Seven Stages of a Perl Programmer (was: Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?)
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Checking return values (was: Re: opening a file)
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• Re: Checking return values
  • From: Andrew DeFaria
• FAQ 1.11 When shouldn't I program in Perl?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Checking return values (was: Re: opening a file)
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: Xho Jingleheimerschmidt
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: ~greg
• Re: Checking return values (was: Re: opening a file)
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• Re: The Seven Stages of a Perl Programmer (was: Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?)
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• FAQ 1.14 What is a JAPH?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Cygwin or Windows: file permission functions are broken
  • From: Andrew DeFaria
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: Cygwin or Windows: file permission functions are broken
  • From: Thrill5
• FAQ 1.13 Is it a Perl program or a Perl script?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Match CASE/END SQL Construct
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Match CASE/END SQL Construct
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Match CASE/END SQL Construct
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• The Seven Stages of a Perl Programmer (was: Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?)
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Checking return values (was: Re: opening a file)
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• FAQ 2.5 I grabbed the sources and tried to compile but gdbm/dynamic loading/malloc/linking/... failed. How do I make it work?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Cygwin or Windows: file permission functions are broken
  • From: Andrew DeFaria
• Re: processing text
  • From: larry
• FAQ 4.20 How do I unescape a string?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: fastest way to allocate memory ?
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: Cygwin or Windows: file permission functions are broken
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: gamo
• Re: String replacement involving special characters.
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: fastest way to allocate memory ?
  • From: Hans Mulder
• Re: String replacement involving special characters.
  • From: Blue
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: Charlton Wilbur
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: rabbits77
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: cartercc
• Re: opening a file
  • From: cartercc
• Re: fastest way to allocate memory ?
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Charlton Wilbur
• FAQ 4.11 How do I get a random number between X and Y?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
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• Re: String replacement involving special characters.
  • From: Lars Eighner
• Re: String replacement involving special characters.
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: String replacement involving special characters.
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Integration Watch: The end for Perl? (SD Times)
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: String replacement involving special characters.
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: fastest way to allocate memory ?
  • From: Steve Roscio
• Re: String replacement involving special characters.
  • From: J. Gleixner
• Re: String replacement involving special characters.
  • From: J. Gleixner
• String replacement involving special characters.
  • From: Blue
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: processing text
  • From: Brian Helterline
• Re: Integration Watch: The end for Perl? (SD Times)
  • From: Charlton Wilbur
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: fastest way to allocate memory ?
  • From: xhoster
• Re: opening a file
  • From: J. Gleixner
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: Randal L. Schwartz
• Re: processing text
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: Rasmus Villemoes
• Re: opening a file
  • From: cartercc
• Re: Cygwin or Windows: file permission functions are broken
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: XML::Parser help
  • From: hymie!
• Re: opening a file
  • From: cartercc
• FAQ 3.22 How can I get "#!perl" to work on [MS-DOS,NT,...]?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: processing text
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: opening a file
  • From: cartercc
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: ~greg
• Re: XML::Parser help
  • From: bugbear
• Re: processing text
  • From: RedGrittyBrick
• Re: IPC::Shareable::SharedMem: shmget: Permission denied
  • From: Daniel Molina Wegener
• Re: fastest way to allocate memory ?
  • From: Daniel Molina Wegener
• Re: fastest way to allocate memory ?
  • From: Daniel Molina Wegener
• Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.8 $)
  • From: tadmc
• fastest way to allocate memory ?
  • From: georg.heiss@xxxxxx
• FAQ 4.7 How do I multiply matrices?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Jaeger LeCoultre Master Geographic Watch, Best Wristwatch
  • From: hualibao466
• Re: Cygwin or Windows: file permission functions are broken
  • From: Andrew DeFaria
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• IPC::Shareable::SharedMem: shmget: Permission denied
  • From: kath
• Re: Cygwin or Windows: file permission functions are broken
  • From: Thrill5
• Re: Circular lists
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• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Circular lists
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• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: ~greg
• Popular Concord Watches
  • From: hualibao405
• FAQ 4.10 Why aren't my random numbers random?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: sln
• Re: What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Match CASE/END SQL Construct
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Re: processing text
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Tintin@xxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: processing text
  • From: George
• Re: processing text
  • From: George
• What do you need to have to be considered a Master at Perl?
  • From: sln
• Re: processing text
  • From: sln
• Re: Match CASE/END SQL Construct
  • From: sln
• Re: Match CASE/END SQL Construct
  • From: J. Gleixner
• Re: processing text
  • From: sln
• Re: Arrays instead of files into hashes
  • From: sln
• Re: XML::Parser help
  • From: sln
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Charlton Wilbur
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: sln
• Re: Match CASE/END SQL Construct
  • From: sln
• Re: XML::Parser help
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Re: The single biggest STUPIDITY in Perl ...
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: processing text
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: The single biggest STUPIDITY in Perl ...
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: processing text
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Match CASE/END SQL Construct
  • From: Perry Aynum
• FAQ 3.20 How can I hide the source for my Perl program?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: handling hypens(-) in word boundary matching
  • From: sln
• Re: processing text
  • From: Tim Greer
• XML::Parser help
  • From: hymie!
• Re: processing text
  • From: Uri Guttman
• processing text
  • From: George
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Cygwin or Windows: file permission functions are broken
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• Re: The single biggest STUPIDITY in Perl ...
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: set timeout module for Perl
  • From: Anio
• Re: opening a file
  • From: cartercc
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: how to encrypt password stored in ftp script
  • From: Woland99
• Re: set timeout module for Perl
  • From: Ted Zlatanov
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Charlton Wilbur
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Re: opening a file
  • From: xhoster
• Re: opening a file
  • From: cartercc
• Re: how to encrypt password stored in ftp script
  • From: J. Gleixner
• Re: how to encrypt password stored in ftp script
  • From: cartercc
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Charlton Wilbur
• Re: The single biggest STUPIDITY in Perl ...
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: cartercc
• Re: opening a file
  • From: cartercc
• Re: opening a file
  • From: cartercc
• Re: opening a file
  • From: cartercc
• Re: The single biggest STUPIDITY in Perl ...
  • From: Bernie Cosell
• FAQ 4.33 How do I pad a string with blanks or pad a number with zeroes?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: gamo
• Re: set timeout module for Perl
  • From: Joost Diepenmaat
• Re: Arrays instead of files into hashes
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: gamo
• Re: Arrays instead of files into hashes
  • From: Francois Massion
• FAQ 1.16 How can I convince others to use Perl?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Tintin@xxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: xhoster
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Peter Scott
• Re: [DGBI] to die or not to die (was: opening a file)
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: Xho Jingleheimerschmidt
• FAQ 1.10 Can I do [task] in Perl?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: opening a file
  • From: George
• Re: opening a file
  • From: George
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Using exec()
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: match text followed by number
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Using exec()
  • From: xhoster
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: opening a file
  • From: xhoster
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: set timeout module for Perl
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Tintin@xxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Tintin@xxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: match text followed by number
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: match text followed by number
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: set timeout module for Perl
  • From: Anio
• Re: Add columns of a File
  • From: Hans Mulder
• [DGBI] to die or not to die (was: opening a file)
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• Re: Using exec()
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: set timeout module for Perl
  • From: Hans Mulder
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Mart van de Wege
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Hans Mulder
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Ken Teague
• Re: Using exec()
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: set timeout module for Perl
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: Using exec()
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• Re: match text followed by number
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Using exec()
  • From: Bill H
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Ken Teague
• Re: set timeout module for Perl
  • From: Ted Zlatanov
• FAQ 3.2 How can I use Perl interactively?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Charlton Wilbur
• Re: The single biggest STUPIDITY in Perl ...
  • From: ~greg
• Re: opening a file
  • From: cartercc
• Re: match text followed by number
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Add columns of a File
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: Using exec()
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: opening a file
  • From: cartercc
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Add columns of a File
  • From: cartercc
• Re: Add columns of a File
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: opening a file
  • From: cartercc
• Re: Add columns of a File
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: match text followed by number
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Using exec()
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: Using exec()
  • From: Joost Diepenmaat
• Using exec()
  • From: Bill H
• Re: Add columns of a File
  • From: test
• Re: Add columns of a File
  • From: Rajpreet
• Re: match text followed by number
  • From: nick_keighley_nospam
• FAQ 4.14 How can I compare two dates and find the difference?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: opening a file
  • From: cartercc
• Re: match text followed by number
  • From: Josef Moellers
• Re: Add columns of a File
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: match text followed by number
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: match text followed by number
  • From: nick_keighley_nospam
• Add columns of a File
  • From: Rajpreet
• Re: match text followed by number
  • From: RedGrittyBrick
• match text followed by number
  • From: nick_keighley_nospam
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• FAQ 3.28 I've read perlembed, perlguts, etc., but I can't embed perl in my C program; what am I doing wrong?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: opening a file
  • From: George
• FAQ 1.9 How does Perl compare with other languages like Java, Python, REXX, Scheme, or Tcl?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: how to encrypt password stored in ftp script
  • From: Woland99
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Ken Teague
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Re: unable to open file
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: Function like print with optional filehandle?
  • From: xhoster
• unable to open file
  • From: Ken Teague
• Re: Getting a temporary file name.
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Getting a temporary file name.
  • From: Sherm Pendley
• Getting a temporary file name.
  • From: Ryan McCoskrie
• Re: Function like print with optional filehandle?
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• Re: Function like print with optional filehandle?
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Function like print with optional filehandle?
  • From: Steve Roscio
• Re: Function like print with optional filehandle?
  • From: Steve Roscio
• Re: Function like print with optional filehandle?
  • From: Hans Mulder
• FAQ 4.18 Does Perl have a Year 2000 problem? Is Perl Y2K compliant?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Help: Cannot acquire data by split
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Function like print with optional filehandle?
  • From: smallpond
• Re: Arrays instead of files into hashes
  • From: Francois Massion
• Re: A screen like utility?
  • From: jk
• Re: how to encrypt password stored in ftp script
  • From: Steve Roscio
• Function like print with optional filehandle?
  • From: Steve Roscio
• Re: set timeout module for Perl
  • From: Anio
• Re: set timeout module for Perl
  • From: Anio
• Re: set timeout module for Perl
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: A screen like utility?
  • From: Ted Zlatanov
• Re: Syntactic sugar for scope closing hook?
  • From: Steve Roscio
• Re: loops in perl automated ftp
  • From: Ted Zlatanov
• Re: set timeout module for Perl
  • From: Joost Diepenmaat
• FAQ 1.2 Who supports Perl? Who develops it? Why is it free?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• set timeout module for Perl
  • From: Anio
• Re: Help: Cannot acquire data by split
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.8 $)
  • From: tadmc
• FAQ 4.26 How do I reformat a paragraph?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Arrays instead of files into hashes
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Help: Cannot acquire data by split
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: How can I access file on machine by address like \\a_machine\pub\list
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: Help: Cannot acquire data by split
  • From: sln
• Re: Arrays instead of files into hashes
  • From: sln
• Re: How can I access file on machine by address like \\a_machine\pub\list
  • From: Water Lin
• Re: Arrays instead of files into hashes
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Arrays instead of files into hashes
  • From: sln
• FAQ 2.8 Where can I get information on Perl?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: sln
• Re: Arrays instead of files into hashes
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: gamo
• Re: Arrays instead of files into hashes
  • From: sln
• Re: Circular lists - 26 letters
  • From: sln
• Re: Arrays instead of files into hashes
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Re: Circular lists - 26 letters
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Re: Help: Cannot acquire data by split
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Help: Cannot acquire data by split
  • From: sln
• Re: Help: Cannot acquire data by split
  • From: sln
• Re: Circular lists - 26 letters
  • From: smallpond
• Re: Help: Cannot acquire data by split
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: A screen like utility?
  • From: jk
• Re: Arrays instead of files into hashes
  • From: sln
• Re: Arrays instead of files into hashes
  • From: J. Gleixner
• Re: opening a file
  • From: George
• Re: Help: Cannot acquire data by split
  • From: sln
• Re: Help: Cannot acquire data by split
  • From: sln
• Circular lists - 26 letters
  • From: sln
• Re: Arrays instead of files into hashes
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Arrays instead of files into hashes
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Help: Cannot acquire data by split
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: how to encrypt password stored in ftp script
  • From: Tim Greer
• FAQ 3.19 How can I make my CGI script more efficient?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: A screen like utility?
  • From: Andrew Schulman
• Arrays instead of files into hashes
  • From: Francois Massion
• Re: A screen like utility?
  • From: jk
• Re: A screen like utility?
  • From: smallpond
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: xhoster
• Re: how to encrypt password stored in ftp script
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• A screen like utility?
  • From: jk
• Re: Help: Cannot acquire data by split
  • From: Amy Lee
• Re: Help: Cannot acquire data by split
  • From: Josef Moellers
• Re: Help: Cannot acquire data by split
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: handling hypens(-) in word boundary matching
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• FAQ 3.17 Is it safe to return a reference to local or lexical data?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: how to encrypt password stored in ftp script
  • From: cartercc
• Re: passing value
  • From: greymaus
• Help: Cannot acquire data by split
  • From: Amy Lee
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: gamo
• handling hypens(-) in word boundary matching
  • From: arun
• Re: passing value
  • From: Josef Moellers
• Re: how to encrypt password stored in ftp script
  • From: Josef Moellers
• passing value
  • From: greymaus
• Re: how to encrypt password stored in ftp script
  • From: Woland99
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: how to encrypt password stored in ftp script
  • From: Dave Weaver
• Re: how to make exe app with Linux perl?
  • From: Ryan McCoskrie
• Re: How can I access file on machine by address like \\a_machine\pub\list
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• how to encrypt password stored in ftp script
  • From: Woland99
• FAQ 3.26 Where can I learn about object-oriented Perl programming?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• How can I access file on machine by address like \\a_machine\pub\list
  • From: Water Lin
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: opening a file
  • From: George
• Re: opening a file
  • From: George
• FAQ 1.15 Where can I get a list of Larry Wall witticisms?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: xhoster
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: xhoster
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: xhoster
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: Chart::Gnuplot problem
  • From: Vicky Conlan
• Re: Is someone trying to delete this group?
  • From: Charlton Wilbur
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: Is someone trying to delete this group?
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: gamo
• Re: Is someone trying to delete this group?
  • From: George
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: xhoster
• Re: opening a file
  • From: George
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: gamo
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: xhoster
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: xhoster
• FAQ 4.5 How do I convert between numeric representations/bases/radixes?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: xhoster
• Re: Advanced Technology
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Advanced Technology
  • From: rtlxgroups
• Re: please help me to understand this code?
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• FAQ 3.3 Is there a Perl shell?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Is someone trying to delete this group?
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Installing CPAN module that has no PPM package
  • From: Christian Winter
• FAQ 4.31 How can I split a [character] delimited string except when inside [character]?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Is someone trying to delete this group?
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: Rom
• Re: please help me to understand this code?
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Is someone trying to delete this group?
  • From: Rom
• Re: Is someone trying to delete this group?
  • From: Rom
• Re: Is someone trying to delete this group?
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Is someone trying to delete this group?
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: please help me to understand this code?
  • From: Pilcrow
• Re: Is someone trying to delete this group?
  • From: Tim Greer
• Is someone trying to delete this group?
  • From: Rom
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: sln
• Re: Installing CPAN module that has no PPM package
  • From: George
• FAQ 4.28 How do I change the Nth occurrence of something?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Syntactic sugar for scope closing hook?
  • From: Kevin Ryde
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: sln
• Re: I am needing a gentle introduction to accessing a perl array from a reference
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• FAQ 2.13 What mailing lists are there for Perl?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Mirco Wahab
• Re: please help me to understand this code?
  • From: cartercc
• Re: I am needing a gentle introduction to accessing a perl array from a reference
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• FAQ 4.24 How do I reverse a string?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: I am needing a gentle introduction to accessing a perl array from a reference
  • From: Larry W. Virden
• Re: I am needing a gentle introduction to accessing a perl array from a reference
  • From: Larry W. Virden
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: gamo
• Re: opening a file
  • From: George
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: I am needing a gentle introduction to accessing a perl array from a reference
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• FAQ 4.6 Why doesn't & work the way I want it to?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: please help me to understand this code?
  • From: Pilcrow
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Keith Keller
• Re: Syntactic sugar for scope closing hook?
  • From: C.DeRykus
• Re: a homework need help
  • From: Pilcrow
• Re: Installing CPAN module that has no PPM package
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Installing CPAN module that has no PPM package
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: opening a file
  • From: George
• Re: Installing CPAN module that has no PPM package
  • From: George
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: opening a file
  • From: George
• FAQ 2.4 I copied the perl binary from one machine to another, but scripts don't work.
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: please help me to understand this code?
  • From: Pilcrow
• Re: opening a file
  • From: George
• Re: opening a file
  • From: George
• Re: opening a file
  • From: George
• Re: please help me to understand this code?
  • From: J. Gleixner
• Re: please help me to understand this code?
  • From: J. Gleixner
• Re: Regular Expression Question
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Using use in programs vs modules
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: please help me to understand this code?
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Using use in programs vs modules
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Regular Expression Question
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• Re: please help me to understand this code?
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• Syntactic sugar for scope closing hook?
  • From: Steve Roscio
• Re: please help me to understand this code?
  • From: Pilcrow
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: xhoster
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: gamo
• Re: please help me to understand this code?
  • From: cartercc
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: gamo
• Re: please help me to understand this code?
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: please help me to understand this code?
  • From: Pilcrow
• FAQ 4.25 How do I expand tabs in a string?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: gamo
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Re: Regular Expression Question
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: please help me to understand this code?
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: please help me to understand this code?
  • From: Pilcrow
• Re: please help me to understand this code?
  • From: Pilcrow
• Re: please help me to understand this code?
  • From: Pilcrow
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: xhoster
• Re: Using use in programs vs modules
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Using use in programs vs modules
  • From: pgodfrin
• Re: Installing Tk under Solaris 10 and ActivePerl 5.10
  • From: J. Gleixner
• Installing Tk under Solaris 10 and ActivePerl 5.10
  • From: Graham Drabble
• Installing CPAN module that has no PPM package
  • From: tbone
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: RedGrittyBrick
• Re: I am needing a gentle introduction to accessing a perl array from a reference
  • From: RedGrittyBrick
• Re: I am needing a gentle introduction to accessing a perl array from a reference
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• FAQ 3.21 How can I compile my Perl program into byte code or C?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: gamo
• Re: regexp format for SQL
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Circular lists
  • From: C.DeRykus
• Re: I am needing a gentle introduction to accessing a perl array from a reference
  • From: Larry W. Virden
• Re: I am needing a gentle introduction to accessing a perl array from a reference
  • From: Larry W. Virden
• Re: I am needing a gentle introduction to accessing a perl array from a reference
  • From: Larry W. Virden
• Re: Regular Expression Question
  • From: Börni
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Circular lists
  • From: gamo
• Re: loops in perl automated ftp
  • From: Snorik
• Re: Regular Expression - UTF8
  • From: Bart Van der Donck
• Re: Pod 2 html formatter that will run online?
  • From: Lars Eighner
• Re: remote invocation for any user
  • From: Todd Wade
• Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.8 $)
  • From: tadmc
• Re: Pod 2 html formatter that will run online?
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• FAQ 4.41 How can I remove duplicate elements from a list or array?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Regular Expression - UTF8
  • From: howa
• Re: Pod 2 html formatter that will run online?
  • From: Keith Keller
• regexp format for SQL
  • From: ELI
• FAQ 4.1 Why am I getting long decimals (eg, 19.9499999999999) instead of the numbers I should be getting (eg, 19.95)?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Pod 2 html formatter that will run online?
  • From: Lars Eighner
• Re: please help me to understand this code?
  • From: xhoster
• Re: I am needing a gentle introduction to accessing a perl array from a reference
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: I am needing a gentle introduction to accessing a perl array from a reference
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: I am needing a gentle introduction to accessing a perl array from a reference
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Re: please help me to understand this code?
  • From: Tim Greer
• I am needing a gentle introduction to accessing a perl array from a reference
  • From: Larry W. Virden
• FAQ 2.16 Where do I send bug reports?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: please help me to understand this code?
  • From: J. Gleixner
• Re: Regular Expression Question
  • From: Charlton Wilbur
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: -1 ** 0 == -1 ???
  • From: ~greg
• Re: Parsing a string into a hash
  • From: ~greg
• Re: Regular Expression Question
  • From: hymie!
• Re: Regular Expression Question
  • From: Tim Greer
• Regular Expression Question
  • From: Börni
• Re: loops in perl automated ftp
  • From: J. Gleixner
• Re: loops in perl automated ftp
  • From: Ted Zlatanov
• Re: opening a file
  • From: cartercc
• Re: mail address validation
  • From: ~greg
• FAQ 4.34 How do I extract selected columns from a string?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• please help me to understand this code?
  • From: Pilcrow
• Re: mail address validation
  • From: ~greg
• Re: mail address validation
  • From: ~greg
• Re: opening a file
  • From: smallpond
• Re: opening a file
  • From: RedGrittyBrick
• Re: opening a file
  • From: George
• Re: Very Cute And Very Sexy Blonde Stripping
  • From: Morgulini
• Re: Amateure erotik , webcam sexy dance and more !!
  • From: Morgulini
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Ryan McCoskrie
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Mirco Wahab
• FAQ 3.16 How can I make my Perl program take less memory?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Keith Keller
• Re: opening a file
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• opening a file
  • From: George
• FAQ 3.10 Is there an IDE or Windows Perl Editor?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Parsing a string into a hash
  • From: Hans Mulder
• Re: remote invocation for any user
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: remote invocation for any user
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: remote invocation for any user
  • From: james . bruckmann
• Re: remote invocation for any user
  • From: james . bruckmann
• Re: remote invocation for any user
  • From: sln
• FAQ 1.4 What are Perl 4, Perl 5, or Perl 6?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: remote invocation for any user
  • From: Tim Greer
• remote invocation for any user
  • From: james . bruckmann
• Re: -1 ** 0 == -1 ???
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: -1 ** 0 == -1 ???
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: -1 ** 0 == -1 ???
  • From: sln
• Re: -1 ** 0 == -1 ???
  • From: Josef Moellers
• Re: -1 ** 0 == -1 ???
  • From: neilsolent
• Re: force recursive source filtering
  • From: Andrew Schulman
• Re: Is there any IDE for perl?
  • From: Ryan McCoskrie
• FAQ 1.7 How stable is Perl?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: -1 ** 0 == -1 ???
  • From: Jack D
• FAQ 2.6 What modules and extensions are available for Perl? What is CPAN? What does CPAN/src/... mean?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Is there any IDE for perl?
  • From: George
• Re: Parsing a string into a hash
  • From: sln
• Re: Parsing a string into a hash
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Parsing a string into a hash
  • From: sln
• Re: Parsing a string into a hash
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• Re: hash table usage questions
  • From: Uri Guttman
• FAQ 3.24 Why don't Perl one-liners work on my DOS/Mac/VMS system?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Parsing a string into a hash
  • From: sln
• Re: -1 ** 0 == -1 ???
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• Re: Parsing a string into a hash
  • From: IanW
• FAQ 3.6 How do I profile my Perl programs?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Parsing a string into a hash
  • From: Josef Moellers
• Re: Parsing a string into a hash
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Parsing a string into a hash
  • From: IanW
• Re: -1 ** 0 == -1 ???
  • From: RedGrittyBrick
• Re: hash table usage questions
  • From: C.DeRykus
• Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.8 $)
  • From: tadmc
• FAQ 3.18 How can I free an array or hash so my program shrinks?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Why my Strawberry Perl act strangely under MSYS?
  • From: Water Lin
• Re: Autoflush and new/read-line not working as expected/documented?
  • From: jk
• Re: Why my Strawberry Perl act strangely under MSYS?
  • From: Water Lin
• Re: Autoflush and new/read-line not working as expected/documented?
  • From: xhoster
• FAQ 1.3 Which version of Perl should I use?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: -1 ** 0 == -1 ???
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• Re: -1 ** 0 == -1 ???
  • From: kj
• -1 ** 0 == -1 ???
  • From: kj
• Autoflush and new/read-line not working as expected/documented?
  • From: jk
• Re: Script to insert data to a web page?
  • From: J. Gleixner
• FAQ 2.12 Which magazines have Perl content?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Script to insert data to a web page?
  • From: Chad
• Re: Favorite object-oriented modules?
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Favorite object-oriented modules?
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• Re: Favorite object-oriented modules?
  • From: Ron Bergin
• Re: Favorite object-oriented modules?
  • From: Tim Greer
• Favorite object-oriented modules?
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• Re: Why my Strawberry Perl act strangely under MSYS?
  • From: Bart Lateur
• FAQ 3.31 What's MakeMaker?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: mail address validation
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: mail address validation
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Why my Strawberry Perl act strangely under MSYS?
  • From: Water Lin
• FAQ 3.30 What's MakeMaker?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: mail address validation
  • From: ~greg
• Re: mail address validation
  • From: ~greg
• Re: mail address validation
  • From: Petr Vileta \"fidokomik\"
• FAQ 4.38 Why don't my <<HERE documents work?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: mail address validation
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: mail address validation
  • From: ~greg
• Re: Installing a module written in C on a UNIX without root access
  • From: xhoster
• FAQ 4.2 Why is int() broken?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Update Based on -M
  • From: News123
• Re: Update Based on -M
  • From: Andrzej Adam Filip
• Update Based on -M
  • From: zoomcart.com
• FAQ 4.32 How do I strip blank space from the beginning/end of a string?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Installing a module written in C on a UNIX without root access
  • From: hamidrezah
• Re: Installing a module written in C on a UNIX without root access
  • From: hamidrezah
• Re: Help: Output specific text from a starter
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Unit test that checks for "croak"
  • From: Peter Scott
• Re: Help: Output specific text from a starter
  • From: Amy Lee
• Re: FAQ 1.8 Is Perl difficult to learn?
  • From: Ryan McCoskrie
• FAQ 4.35 How do I find the soundex value of a string?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 1.8 Is Perl difficult to learn?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Installing a module written in C on a UNIX without root access
  • From: xhoster
• Re: Help: Output specific text from a starter
  • From: Mirco Wahab
• FAQ 4.23 How do I find matching/nesting anything?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Installing a module written in C on a UNIX without root access
  • From: hamidrezah
• FAQ 3.13 How can I use curses with Perl?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 4.40 What is the difference between $array[1] and @array[1]?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: hash table usage questions
  • From: Uri Guttman
• FAQ 3.11 Where can I get Perl macros for vi?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Script to insert data to a web page?
  • From: News123
• Re: Unit test that checks for "croak"
  • From: freesoft12@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: hash table usage questions
  • From: xhoster
• Re: Script to insert data to a web page?
  • From: Henry Law
• Re: hash table usage questions
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: Script to insert data to a web page?
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Is Moose the best for Perl object-oriented programming?
  • From: Ted Zlatanov
• Re: Script to insert data to a web page?
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: hash table usage questions
  • From: xhoster
• Re: Script to insert data to a web page?
  • From: Chad
• Re: Script to insert data to a web page?
  • From: Chad
• Re: hash table usage questions
  • From: xhoster
• Re: hash table usage questions
  • From: xhoster
• Re: Script to insert data to a web page?
  • From: News123
• Re: Is Moose the best for Perl object-oriented programming?
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: Script to insert data to a web page?
  • From: Vicky Conlan
• Re: DateTime and Thread::Running conflict
  • From: xhoster
• Re: Is Moose the best for Perl object-oriented programming?
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• Re: Is Moose the best for Perl object-oriented programming?
  • From: Ted Zlatanov
• FAQ 3.27 Where can I learn about linking C with Perl?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Script to insert data to a web page?
  • From: Chad
• Re: Script to insert data to a web page?
  • From: Tim Greer
• Script to insert data to a web page?
  • From: Chad
• Is Moose the best for Perl object-oriented programming?
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• Re: crisis Perl
  • From: News123
• Re: Why not Ruby?
  • From: Henry Law
• Re: hash table usage questions
  • From: Ted Zlatanov
• Re: crisis Perl
  • From: News123
• Re: Processing Multiple Large Files
  • From: News123
• FAQ 2.15 Where can I buy a commercial version of perl?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Is there any IDE for perl?
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Is there any IDE for perl?
  • From: Peter Wyzl
• Re: oops
  • From: George
• Re: Is there any IDE for perl?
  • From: George
• Re: searching for franken
  • From: George
• Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.8 $)
  • From: tadmc
• FAQ 4.37 What's wrong with always quoting "$vars"?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 2.9 What are the Perl newsgroups on Usenet? Where do I post questions?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: hash table usage questions
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• FAQ 3.29 When I tried to run my script, I got this message. What does it mean?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: hash table usage questions
  • From: freesoft12@xxxxxxxxx
• FAQ 3.12 Where can I get perl-mode for emacs?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: force recursive source filtering
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: force recursive source filtering
  • From: Andrew Schulman
• FAQ 4.30 How do I capitalize all the words on one line?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: hash table usage questions
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: FAQ 2.10 Where should I post source code?
  • From: sln
• FAQ 2.10 Where should I post source code?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: searching for franken
  • From: sln
• Re: searching for franken
  • From: George
• Re: searching for franken
  • From: George
• Re: hash table usage questions
  • From: Tim Greer
• Happy New Years to all Perl Misc'ers !!!
  • From: sln
• Re: hash table usage questions
  • From: sln

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