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• Re: Forcing list context on <$fh>
  • From: Tim Greer
• FAQ 8.11 How do I decode encrypted password files?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Forcing list context on <$fh>
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: Forcing list context on <$fh>
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Forcing list context on <$fh>
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: Forcing list context on <$fh>
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• FAQ 8.28 How can I call backticks without shell processing?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 8.30 How can I convert my shell script to perl?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 8.13 How do I trap control characters/signals?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: exit status of a perl script?
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• Re: exit status of a perl script?
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: exit status of a perl script?
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Forcing list context on <$fh>
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: exit status of a perl script?
  • From: Big and Blue
• Re: Forcing list context on <$fh>
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: Forcing list context on <$fh>
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Re: Develop a PERL WEB SERVICE that utilizes the Yahoo Web Services API
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Develop a PERL WEB SERVICE that utilizes the Yahoo Web Services API
  • From: seef gordon
• Re: Develop a PERL WEB SERVICE that utilizes the Yahoo Web Services API
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: exit status of a perl script?
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: exit status of a perl script?
  • From: Ilya Zakharevich
• Re: Forcing list context on <$fh>
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• FAQ 8.8 How do I get the screen size?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: utf8 and chomp
  • From: Josef Feit
• Re: Forcing list context on <$fh>
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: Forcing list context on <$fh>
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: exit status of a perl script?
  • From: bugbear
• Re: exit status of a perl script?
  • From: Greg Bacon
• Re: exit status of a perl script?
  • From: RedGrittyBrick
• Re: exit status of a perl script?
  • From: smallpond
• Re: Using Perl to connect a Linux box to Linux/Windows boxes
  • From: Andrew DeFaria
• Re: exit status of a perl script?
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: exit status of a perl script?
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• exit status of a perl script?
  • From: bugbear
• Re: Develop a PERL WEB SERVICE that utilizes the Yahoo Web Services API
  • From: seef gordon
• Re: Develop a PERL WEB SERVICE that utilizes the Yahoo Web Services API
  • From: Charlton Wilbur
• FAQ 8.33 Is there a way to hide perl's command line from programs such as "ps"?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Develop a PERL WEB SERVICE that utilizes the Yahoo Web Services API
  • From: seef gordon
• Insight #8 “Blue the hue of creativity? Red for detail?”
  • From: yinyanggizmo
• Re: Using Perl to connect a Linux box to Linux/Windows boxes
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: Develop a PERL WEB SERVICE that utilizes the Yahoo Web Services API
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: Using Perl to connect a Linux box to Linux/Windows boxes
  • From: Krishna Chaitanya
• Re: Develop a PERL WEB SERVICE that utilizes the Yahoo Web Services API
  • From: RedGrittyBrick
• Re: Using Perl to connect a Linux box to Linux/Windows boxes
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: Develop a PERL WEB SERVICE that utilizes the Yahoo Web Services API
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.9 $)
  • From: tadmc
• FAQ 8.35 How do I close a process's filehandle without waiting for it to complete?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Using Perl to connect a Linux box to Linux/Windows boxes
  • From: Krishna Chaitanya
• Re: Develop a PERL WEB SERVICE that utilizes the Yahoo Web Services API
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Develop a PERL WEB SERVICE that utilizes the Yahoo Web Services API
  • From: Charlton Wilbur
• Re: Develop a PERL WEB SERVICE that utilizes the Yahoo Web Services API
  • From: seef gordon
• Re: Develop a PERL WEB SERVICE that utilizes the Yahoo Web Services API
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Develop a PERL WEB SERVICE that utilizes the Yahoo Web Services API
  • From: seef gordon
• Develop a PERL WEB SERVICE that utilizes the Yahoo Web Services API
  • From: seef gordon
• FAQ 7.30 What does "bad interpreter" mean?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Forcing list context on <$fh>
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: Forcing list context on <$fh>
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Email Purge Again
  • From: perl
• Re: Forcing list context on <$fh>
  • From: A. Farber
• Re: Forcing list context on <$fh>
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Re: Forcing list context on <$fh>
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• FAQ 8.5 How do I read just one key without waiting for a return key?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Forcing list context on <$fh>
  • From: Glenn Jackman
• Re: Forcing list context on <$fh>
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: Forcing list context on <$fh>
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: Forcing list context on <$fh>
  • From: smallpond
• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: Joost Diepenmaat
• FAQ 8.4 How do I print something out in color?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: very simple file stitching problem
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: Net::SSH2 scp_put not working!
  • From: Krishna Chaitanya
• Re: Net::SSH2 scp_put not working!
  • From: zentara
• Re: perl implicit loop switch
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Forcing list context on <$fh>
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: very simple file stitching problem
  • From: Heinrich Mislik
• Re: perl implicit loop switch
  • From: Krishna Chaitanya
• Re: Net::SSH2 scp_put not working!
  • From: Krishna Chaitanya
• Re: Forcing list context on <$fh>
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: very simple file stitching problem
  • From: bugbear
• Re: Net::SSH2 scp_put not working!
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Forcing list context on <$fh>
  • From: A. Farber
• perl implicit loop switch
  • From: alexxx.magni@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Net::SSH2 scp_put not working!
  • From: Krishna Chaitanya
• FAQ 8.3 How do I do fancy stuff with the keyboard/screen/mouse?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Net::SSH2 scp_put not working!
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: Net::SSH2 scp_put not working!
  • From: Krishna Chaitanya
• Re: debugging on stdout
  • From: Ben Morrow
• FAQ 8.1 How do I find out which operating system I'm running under?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Email Purge Again
  • From: sln
• Re: bigint vs. bignum
  • From: xhoster
• Re: Email Purge Again
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Email Purge Again
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: debugging on stdout
  • From: mike
• Re: Email Purge Again
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• bigint vs. bignum
  • From: Alex
• Re: Email Purge Again
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Email Purge Again
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Email Purge Again
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: Email Purge Again
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Email Purge Again
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Email Purge Again
  • From: perl
• Re: utf8 and chomp
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• Re: Email Purge Again
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Email Purge Again
  • From: Tim Greer
• Email Purge Again
  • From: perl
• Re: Trying to convert small C++ subroutine (by Peter Weinberger) to Perl
  • From: Jens Thoms Toerring
• Re: very simple file stitching problem
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: debugging on stdout
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: very simple file stitching problem
  • From: Brian
• Re: Trying to convert small C++ subroutine (by Peter Weinberger) to Perl
  • From: Ted Zlatanov
• Re: very simple file stitching problem
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: very simple file stitching problem
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: very simple file stitching problem
  • From: Greg Bacon
• Re: Email Purge
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Re: Email Purge
  • From: perl
• Re: obtaining permission
  • From: Larry Gates
• very simple file stitching problem
  • From: Brian
• FAQ 7.29 How can I use a variable as a variable name?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: debugging on stdout
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• Re: Strange behavior with MIME::Lite
  • From: Marc Lucksch
• FAQ 8.6 How do I check whether input is ready on the keyboard?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Perl as a testengine, problems analyzing results
  • From: Marc Lucksch
• Perl as a testengine, problems analyzing results
  • From: time_error
• Re: utf8 and chomp
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: utf8 and chomp
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: Strange behavior with MIME::Lite
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• FAQ 8.2 How come exec() doesn't return?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Simple regex question
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: Simple regex question
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Simple regex question
  • From: amirovic@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: debugging on stdout
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Strategy of ++/-- operator in Lists in perl
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: debugging on stdout
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: Strategy of ++/-- operator in Lists in perl
  • From: Christian Winter
• Re: debugging on stdout
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: debugging on stdout
  • From: mike
• Re: debugging on stdout
  • From: mike
• FAQ 7.24 How can I catch accesses to undefined variables, functions, or methods?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: debugging on stdout
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: Email Purge
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: XML Simple force array
  • From: -Brad-
• Re: debugging on stdout
  • From: mike
• Re: Email Purge
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: Email Purge
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Email Purge
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: David Combs
• Re: obtaining permission
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Email Purge
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Strategy of ++/-- operator in Lists in perl
  • From: sln
• Re: utf8 and chomp
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Email Purge
  • From: perl
• Re: utf8 and chomp
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• obtaining permission
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: utf8 and chomp
  • From: Josef Feit
• FAQ 7.17 What's the difference between dynamic and lexical (static) scoping? Between local() and my()?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Strange behavior with MIME::Lite
  • From: smallpond
• Re: Trying to convert small C++ subroutine (by Peter Weinberger) to Perl
  • From: sln
• Re: Trying to convert small C++ subroutine (by Peter Weinberger) to Perl
  • From: sln
• Re: Trying to convert small C++ subroutine (by Peter Weinberger) to Perl
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: Trying to convert small C++ subroutine (by Peter Weinberger) to Perl
  • From: smallpond
• FAQ 7.25 Why can't a method included in this same file be found?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: debugging on stdout
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: Trying to convert small C++ subroutine (by Peter Weinberger) to Perl
  • From: Jens Thoms Toerring
• [DGBI] It depends (was: Sorting hash of hashes)
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.9 $)
  • From: tadmc
• FAQ 7.22 What's the difference between calling a function as &foo and foo()?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: debugging on stdout
  • From: Tim Greer
• Trying to convert small C++ subroutine (by Peter Weinberger) to Perl
  • From: David Filmer
• Re: Once again: Rolling Frame!
  • From: Marek
• Re: utf8 and chomp
  • From: Marc Lucksch
• debugging on stdout
  • From: mike
• FAQ 7.14 What is variable suicide and how can I prevent it?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Once again: Rolling Frame!
  • From: sln
• Re: struct module : getting at individual bits inside byte field
  • From: harijay
• Re: Where is the standard output coming from in the following program
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: struct module : getting at individual bits inside byte field
  • From: Marc Lucksch
• Re: utf8 and chomp
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: pseudo hash syntax in 5.10
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: pseudo hash syntax in 5.10
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• struct module : getting at individual bits inside byte field
  • From: harijay
• Re: utf8 and chomp
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• Re: pseudo hash syntax in 5.10
  • From: Marc Lucksch
• Re: pseudo hash syntax in 5.10
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: pseudo hash syntax in 5.10
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: pseudo hash syntax in 5.10
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• Re: pseudo hash syntax in 5.10
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• Re: pseudo hash syntax in 5.10
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• Re: utf8 and chomp
  • From: Josef Feit
• Re: pseudo hash syntax in 5.10
  • From: Marc Lucksch
• Re: pseudo hash syntax in 5.10
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: pseudo hash syntax in 5.10
  • From: Matija Papec
• Re: pseudo hash syntax in 5.10
  • From: Patrick Viet
• Re: pseudo hash syntax in 5.10
  • From: Patrick Viet
• FAQ 7.28 How do I clear a package?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: pseudo hash syntax in 5.10
  • From: Patrick Viet
• Re: pseudo hash syntax in 5.10
  • From: Christian Winter
• Re: pseudo hash syntax in 5.10
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: weird matching variable behavior
  • From: juliani.moon@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Sorting hash of hashes
  • From: Greg Bacon
• Re: how to get unblocked by perl.org?
  • From: jidanni
• Re: pseudo hash syntax in 5.10
  • From: Matija Papec
• pseudo hash syntax in 5.10
  • From: Patrick Viet
• Re: utf8 and chomp
  • From: Andrzej Adam Filip
• Re: utf8 and chomp
  • From: Josef Feit
• Re: Parsing keyword=value pairs
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• Re: XML Simple force array
  • From: xhoster
• FAQ 7.13 What's a closure?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: processing XML posts through a web server
  • From: RedGrittyBrick
• Re: Sorting hash of hashes
  • From: Justin C
• FAQ 7.20 Why doesn't "my($foo) = <FILE>;" work right?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: XML Simple force array
  • From: Marc Lucksch
• Re: XML Simple force array
  • From: Marc Lucksch
• Re: XML Simple force array
  • From: Christian Winter
• Re: Once again: Rolling Frame!
  • From: Marek
• XML Simple force array
  • From: -Brad-
• Re: Sorting based on existence of keys
  • From: sln
• Re: sort question
  • From: sln
• Re: sort question
  • From: sln
• FAQ 7.27 How can I comment out a large block of perl code?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: utf8 and chomp
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• Re: utf8 and chomp
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: sort question
  • From: Nick Wedd
• Re: sort question
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: Parsing keyword=value pairs
  • From: Marc Lucksch
• Re: Parsing keyword=value pairs
  • From: Uri Guttman
• sort question
  • From: Nick Wedd
• Re: Sorting based on existence of keys
  • From: Uri Guttman
• FAQ 7.21 How do I redefine a builtin function, operator, or method?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Parsing keyword=value pairs
  • From: Christian Winter
• Re: Which email clients support SMTP/IMAP via STDIN&STDOUT of proxy command?
  • From: Andrzej Adam Filip
• Re: using WWW::Mechanize on activestate
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Which email clients support SMTP/IMAP via STDIN&STDOUT of proxy command?
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Parsing keyword=value pairs
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: Once again: Rolling Frame!
  • From: sln
• Parsing keyword=value pairs
  • From: pgodfrin
• Which email clients support SMTP/IMAP via STDIN&STDOUT of proxy command?
  • From: Andrzej Adam Filip
• Once again: Rolling Frame!
  • From: Marek
• utf8 and chomp
  • From: Josef Feit
• FAQ 7.23 How do I create a switch or case statement?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Default initial array value? [TMTOWTDI]
  • From: Peter Wyzl
• FAQ 7.15 How can I pass/return a {Function, FileHandle, Array, Hash, Method, Regex}?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: using WWW::Mechanize on activestate
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: using WWW::Mechanize on activestate
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: using WWW::Mechanize on activestate
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: using WWW::Mechanize on activestate
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: using WWW::Mechanize on activestate
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: using WWW::Mechanize on activestate
  • From: Larry Gates
• FAQ 7.19 What's the difference between deep and shallow binding?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• FAQ 7.26 How can I find out my current or calling package?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: FAQ 7.16 How do I create a static variable?
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Sorting based on existence of keys
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: Sorting based on existence of keys
  • From: Rasmus Villemoes
• Re: using WWW::Mechanize on activestate
  • From: Marc Lucksch
• Re: good email parser ??
  • From: Jack
• Re: using WWW::Mechanize on activestate
  • From: Peter Scott
• Re: good email parser ??
  • From: Jack
• processing XML posts through a web server
  • From: Jack
• FAQ 7.18 How can I access a dynamic variable while a similarly named lexical is in scope?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Net::SSH2 scp_put not working!
  • From: zentara
• Re: Kill processes after web page closes
  • From: Petr Vileta \"fidokomik\"
• Re: using WWW::Mechanize on activestate
  • From: Peter Wyzl
• Re: using WWW::Mechanize on activestate
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: FAQ 7.16 How do I create a static variable?
  • From: sln
• Re: FAQ 7.16 How do I create a static variable?
  • From: sln
• FAQ 7.16 How do I create a static variable?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: using WWW::Mechanize on activestate
  • From: Peter Wyzl
• Re: Sorting based on existence of keys
  • From: sln
• Re: Chomp
  • From: sln
• Re: weird matching variable behavior
  • From: sln
• Re: using WWW::Mechanize on activestate
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Kill processes after web page closes
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: using WWW::Mechanize on activestate
  • From: Ben Morrow
• FAQ 7.1 Can I get a BNF/yacc/RE for the Perl language?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: using WWW::Mechanize on activestate
  • From: Peter Wyzl
• Re: Sorting based on existence of keys
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• Re: using WWW::Mechanize on activestate
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• using WWW::Mechanize on activestate
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Kill processes after web page closes
  • From: Petr Vileta \"fidokomik\"
• Re: Sorting hash of hashes
  • From: Greg Bacon
• Re: Sorting hash of hashes
  • From: Greg Bacon
• Re: Sorting hash of hashes
  • From: Greg Bacon
• Re: Chomp
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Chomp
  • From: Tim Greer
• FAQ 7.10 How do I adopt or take over a module already on CPAN?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Chomp
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: Chomp
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Chomp
  • From: zoomcart.com
• Re: weird matching variable behavior
  • From: Christian Winter
• Re: weird matching variable behavior
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: weird matching variable behavior
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Kill processes after web page closes
  • From: Tim Greer
• weird matching variable behavior
  • From: juliani.moon@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Sorting based on existence of keys
  • From: sln
• Re: Sorting based on existence of keys
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: Kill processes after web page closes
  • From: smallpond
• Re: Sorting hash of hashes
  • From: Justin C
• Kill processes after web page closes
  • From: Petyr David
• FAQ 7.12 How can I tell if a variable is tainted?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Sorting hash of hashes
  • From: Justin C
• Re: Sorting hash of hashes
  • From: Justin C
• Re: Sorting hash of hashes
  • From: Justin C
• Re: Sorting based on existence of keys
  • From: Rasmus Villemoes
• Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.9 $)
  • From: tadmc
• FAQ 6.22 What's wrong with using grep in a void context?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Sorting based on existence of keys
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: extracting values from vmstat output
  • From: Ashish Kumar
• FAQ 7.2 What are all these $@%&* punctuation signs, and how do I know when to use them?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.9 $)
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.9 $)
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.9 $)
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Read/write with UCS-2* encodings - Possible???
  • From: Ilya Zakharevich
• Re: Sorting based on existence of keys
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• Re: Sorting based on existence of keys
  • From: sln
• Re: FAQ 6.11 How do I use a regular expression to strip C style comments from a file?
  • From: brian d foy
• Re: Sorting based on existence of keys
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: Sorting based on existence of keys
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• FAQ 7.7 Why do Perl operators have different precedence than C operators?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Sorting based on existence of keys
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: Sorting based on existence of keys
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Re: Net::SSH2 scp_put not working!
  • From: Krishna Chaitanya
• Re: [DGBI] oops, obviously I've missed something (was: regexp or array?)
  • From: sln
• Re: Sorting hash of hashes
  • From: Greg Bacon
• Re: Sorting based on existence of keys
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: Sorting hash of hashes
  • From: xhoster
• Re: Sorting hash of hashes
  • From: J. Gleixner
• Re: Sorting hash of hashes
  • From: Greg Bacon
• Re: Sorting based on existence of keys
  • From: xhoster
• Re: Net::SSH2 scp_put not working!
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: extracting values from vmstat output
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: extracting values from vmstat output
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: Sorting hash of hashes
  • From: Justin C
• Re: Sorting based on existence of keys
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Sorting hash of hashes
  • From: Justin C
• FAQ 7.5 How do I temporarily block warnings?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: extracting values from vmstat output
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Net::SSH2 scp_put not working!
  • From: Krishna Chaitanya
• Re: Sorting based on existence of keys
  • From: Peter Makholm
• Sorting based on existence of keys
  • From: Rasmus Villemoes
• FAQ 6.21 Are Perl regexes DFAs or NFAs? Are they POSIX compliant?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: extracting values from vmstat output
  • From: Sherm Pendley
• Re: extracting values from vmstat output
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: extracting values from vmstat output
  • From: alfonsobaldaserra
• Re: Net::SSH2 scp_put not working!
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: Net::SSH2 scp_put not working!
  • From: Krishna Chaitanya
• [DGBI] oops, obviously I've missed something (was: regexp or array?)
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• FAQ 7.11 How do I create a class?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Read/write with UCS-2* encodings - Possible???
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: Read/write with UCS-2* encodings - Possible???
  • From: Ilya Zakharevich
• Re: Net::SSH2 scp_put not working!
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• FAQ 6.20 What good is "\G" in a regular expression?
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• Re: Net::SSH2 scp_put not working!
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• Re: extracting values from vmstat output
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• Re: Read/write with UCS-2* encodings - Possible???
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• Re: extracting values from vmstat output
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• Re: Net::SSH2 scp_put not working!
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: regexp or array?
  • From: sln
• Re: regexp or array?
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• Re: PERL windows : "Windows cannot access the specified device, path or file. You may not have the appropriate permission to access the item."
  • From: J. Gleixner
• Re: regexp or array?
  • From: J. Gleixner
• Re: Net::SSH2 scp_put not working!
  • From: Krishna Chaitanya
• Re: PERL windows : "Windows cannot access the specified device, path or file. You may not have the appropriate permission to access the item."
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: regexp or array?
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: regexp or array?
  • From: End of Road
• Re: PERL windows : "Windows cannot access the specified device, path or file. You may not have the appropriate permission to access the item."
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• FAQ 7.6 What's an extension?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: extracting values from vmstat output
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Read/write with UCS-2* encodings - Possible???
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: regexp or array?
  • From: Marc Lucksch
• extracting values from vmstat output
  • From: alfonsobaldaserra
• Re: Read/write with UCS-2* encodings - Possible???
  • From: Marc Lucksch
• Re: PERL windows : "Windows cannot access the specified device, path or file. You may not have the appropriate permission to access the item."
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: regexp or array?
  • From: Peter Makholm
• Re: Net::SSH2 scp_put not working!
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: regexp or array?
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: regexp or array?
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• regexp or array?
  • From: End of Road
• PERL windows : "Windows cannot access the specified device, path or file. You may not have the appropriate permission to access the item."
  • From: guru
• Re: Net::SSH2 scp_put not working!
  • From: zentara
• Re: Read/write with UCS-2* encodings - Possible???
  • From: Ilya Zakharevich
• Re: Undefined subroutine &main::param called
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• Re: Undefined subroutine &main::param called
  • From: Krishna Chaitanya
• FAQ 6.24 How do I match a regular expression that's in a variable?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Undefined subroutine &main::param called
  • From: paul . hopgood
• Re: Net::SSH2 scp_put not working!
  • From: Krishna Chaitanya
• Re: FAQ 6.14 How do I process each word on each line?
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: FAQ 6.14 How do I process each word on each line?
  • From: sln
• FAQ 7.4 How do I skip some return values?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Resolving Quantifiers of Sub-Expression Quantifiers: ie: /( ( ( foo\w* )+? | ( fle\w+)* ){0,5} ) )? bar/xg; ?
  • From: sln
• Re: FAQ 6.14 How do I process each word on each line?
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: FAQ 6.11 How do I use a regular expression to strip C style comments from a file?
  • From: sln
• Re: FAQ 6.14 How do I process each word on each line?
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: FAQ 6.11 How do I use a regular expression to strip C style comments from a file?
  • From: sln
• FAQ 7.8 How do I declare/create a structure?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Read/write with UCS-2* encodings - Possible???
  • From: Marc Lucksch
• Re: Read/write with UCS-2* encodings - Possible???
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: Read/write with UCS-2* encodings - Possible???
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: Jay Somerset
• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: RedGrittyBrick
• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: Frank Seitz
• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: cartercc
• Re: question on de-referencing expressions
  • From: Ted Zlatanov
• Re: Perl script - Linux to Windows
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: RedGrittyBrick
• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: Frank Seitz
• Re: Net::SSH2 scp_put not working!
  • From: Krishna Chaitanya
• Re: Read/write with UCS-2* encodings - Possible???
  • From: Marc Lucksch
• FAQ 7.9 How do I create a module?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Net::SSH2 scp_put not working!
  • From: zentara
• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Read/write with UCS-2* encodings - Possible???
  • From: Ilya Zakharevich
• Re: Net::SSH2 scp_put not working!
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Net::SSH2 scp_put not working!
  • From: Krishna Chaitanya
• Re: Perl script - Linux to Windows
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: Perl script - Linux to Windows
  • From: RedGrittyBrick
• Re: Perl script - Linux to Windows
  • From: guru
• Re: Perl script - Linux to Windows
  • From: guru
• Re: Perl script - Linux to Windows
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: Perl script - Linux to Windows
  • From: Noway
• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: RedGrittyBrick
• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: RedGrittyBrick
• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: bugbear
• Perl script - Linux to Windows
  • From: guru
• Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.9 $)
  • From: tadmc
• FAQ 6.23 How can I match strings with multibyte characters?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Fusion AJF 12 AJF12 AJ12F Jordans 12 fusions
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• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: Frank Seitz
• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: Charlton Wilbur
• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: time and place of satellite coincidence
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: time and place of satellite coincidence
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• Re: time and place of satellite coincidence
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• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: cartercc
• Re: Determine whether STDIN is a pipe?
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• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
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• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
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• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
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• FAQ 7.3 Do I always/never have to quote my strings or use semicolons and commas?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: Frank Seitz
• Re: Determine whether STDIN is a pipe?
  • From: h3xx
• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Regexp discovery - using ^ with /m is a time sink
  • From: Ilya Zakharevich
• FAQ 6.11 How do I use a regular expression to strip C style comments from a file?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Determine whether STDIN is a pipe?
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: Determine whether STDIN is a pipe?
  • From: Sherm Pendley
• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: Determine whether STDIN is a pipe?
  • From: h3xx
• Determine whether STDIN is a pipe?
  • From: h3xx
• Re: Regexp discovery - using ^ with /m is a time sink
  • From: Koszalek Opalek
• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: Regexp discovery - using ^ with /m is a time sink
  • From: Koszalek Opalek
• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: Charlton Wilbur
• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: J. Gleixner
• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: question on de-referencing expressions
  • From: Brad Baxter
• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: cartercc
• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: Charlton Wilbur
• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: cartercc
• Re: how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: Charlton Wilbur
• FAQ 6.7 How can I make "\w" match national character sets?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• how do I print the name and value of a scalar
  • From: cartercc
• Re: FAQ 6.14 How do I process each word on each line?
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: time and place of satellite coincidence
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: time and place of satellite coincidence
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: FAQ 6.14 How do I process each word on each line?
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• FAQ 6.15 How can I print out a word-frequency or line-frequency summary?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: FAQ 6.14 How do I process each word on each line?
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: time and place of satellite coincidence
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Default initial array value? [TMTOWTDI]
  • From: sln
• Re: restrict a hash to 15 pairs and iterate over it
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• Re: restrict a hash to 15 pairs and iterate over it
  • From: sln
• FAQ 5.38 How do I select a random line from a file?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Regexp discovery - using ^ with /m is a time sink
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• Re: cpan defaults on first use. Can I provide them in a non-interative format?
  • From: brian d foy
• Re: restrict a hash to 15 pairs and iterate over it
  • From: Marek
• Re: restrict a hash to 15 pairs and iterate over it
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: Default initial array value? [TMTOWTDI]
  • From: h3xx
• FAQ 5.33 How do I dup() a filehandle in Perl?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: restrict a hash to 15 pairs and iterate over it
  • From: Xho Jingleheimerschmidt
• Re: Default initial array value? [TMTOWTDI]
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: Default initial array value? [TMTOWTDI]
  • From: h3xx
• Default initial array value? [TMTOWTDI]
  • From: h3xx
• Re: restrict a hash to 15 pairs and iterate over it
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• FAQ 5.31 How can I tell whether there's a character waiting on a filehandle?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: restrict a hash to 15 pairs and iterate over it
  • From: Marek
• Re: Regexp discovery - using ^ with /m is a time sink
  • From: Ilya Zakharevich
• Re: restrict a hash to 15 pairs and iterate over it
  • From: Ben Morrow
• FAQ 5.42 How do I copy an entire directory?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• restrict a hash to 15 pairs and iterate over it
  • From: Marek
• FAQ 6.18 Why don't word-boundary searches with "\b" work for me?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Regexp discovery - using ^ with /m is a time sink
  • From: Koszalek Opalek
• FAQ 6.19 Why does using $&, $`, or $' slow my program down?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: question on de-referencing expressions
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• FAQ 6.14 How do I process each word on each line?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: time and place of satellite coincidence
  • From: Larry Gates
• FAQ 6.5 I put a regular expression into $/ but it didn't work. What's wrong?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: time and place of satellite coincidence
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• time and place of satellite coincidence
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: question on de-referencing expressions
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• FAQ 6.6 How do I substitute case insensitively on the LHS while preserving case on the RHS?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: question on de-referencing expressions
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: question on de-referencing expressions
  • From: sln
• Re: Possible bug in caller(0) ?
  • From: sln
• Re: question on de-referencing expressions
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• FAQ 5.41 How do I delete a directory tree?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• 1234567890 is upon us!
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• Re: question on de-referencing expressions
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: cpan defaults on first use. Can I provide them in a non-interative format?
  • From: Rahul
• Re: Uninstall a module with/without cpan shell
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: question on de-referencing expressions
  • From: Ted Zlatanov
• Re: Uninstall a module with/without cpan shell
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• oneliner for todays UNIX date
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• FAQ 6.2 I'm having trouble matching over more than one line. What's wrong?
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• Re: Simple question about binmode
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• Re: Simple question about binmode
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• Simple question about binmode
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• garbage collection of eval'd subs is slow(?)
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• Re: How to prevent XSS attacks ?
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• Re: Install a perl module to the main perl lib dir
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• Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.9 $)
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• Re: HTML::TreeBuilder issue
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• FAQ 5.35 Why can't I use "C:\temp\foo" in DOS paths? Why doesn't `C:\temp\foo.exe` work?
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• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
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• Re: [OT] Programmers (UK)...?
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• Install a perl module to the main perl lib dir
  • From: Thomas Steinbach
• Re: cpan config applypatch program
  • From: Thomas Steinbach
• Uninstall a module with/without cpan shell
  • From: Thomas Steinbach
• Re: Reading lines from a file
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: Reading lines from a file
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: Adding path to @INC
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• FAQ 6.16 How can I do approximate matching?
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• Re: question on de-referencing expressions
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• Re: Reading lines from a file
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• Re: question on de-referencing expressions
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: question on de-referencing expressions
  • From: Jens Thoms Toerring
• Re: Reading lines from a file
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• question on de-referencing expressions
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• Re: Getting the name of a variable reference
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• Re: Reading lines from a file
  • From: J. Gleixner
• Re: dbi mysql problem with placeholders and the default keyword
  • From: Frank Seitz
• Reading lines from a file
  • From: tux.tango@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: cpan defaults on first use. Can I provide them in a non-interative format?
  • From: Christian Winter
• Reading lines from a file
  • From: tux . tango
• cpan defaults on first use. Can I provide them in a non-interative format?
  • From: Rahul
• Re: cpan config applypatch program
  • From: Marc Lucksch
• FAQ 6.8 How can I match a locale-smart version of "/[a-zA-Z]/"?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• cpan config applypatch program
  • From: Thomas Steinbach
• Re: dbi mysql problem with placeholders and the default keyword
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• Re: A good data structure to store INI files.
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• Re: Getting the name of a variable reference
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• Re: dbi mysql problem with placeholders and the default keyword
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• Re: A good data structure to store INI files.
  • From: Brad Baxter
• Re: dbi mysql problem with placeholders and the default keyword
  • From: Frank Seitz
• Re: Problem using Net::SSH::Perl
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• Re: A good data structure to store INI files.
  • From: Brad Baxter
• Re: Getting the name of a variable reference
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• dbi mysql problem with placeholders and the default keyword
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• Re: Getting the name of a variable reference
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• Re: Getting the name of a variable reference
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Problem using Net::SSH::Perl
  • From: Krishna Chaitanya
• Re: Problem using Net::SSH::Perl
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• Re: Problem using Net::SSH::Perl
  • From: Chris Mattern
• FAQ 6.12 Can I use Perl regular expressions to match balanced text?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Problem using Net::SSH::Perl
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• Re: Problem using Net::SSH::Perl
  • From: Krishna Chaitanya
• Re: Getting the name of a variable reference
  • From: Dave Stallard
• Re: Getting the name of a variable reference
  • From: Dave Stallard
• Re: Problem using Net::SSH::Perl
  • From: zentara
• Problem using Net::SSH::Perl
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• Re: Adding path to @INC
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• FAQ 6.4 How do I match XML, HTML, or other nasty, ugly things with a regex?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Getting the name of a variable reference
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Adding path to @INC
  • From: Peter Makholm
• Re: Getting the name of a variable reference
  • From: smallpond
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Getting the name of a variable reference
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: Adding path to @INC
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• Re: Adding path to @INC
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• Re: Can I write CPAN Modules for a living?
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• Copy with relative paths? / Glob w/UNC?
  • From: Antgoodlife
• Getting the name of a variable reference
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• FAQ 5.30 How can I read a single character from a file? From the keyboard?
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• Re: File handle to "in memory" file
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• Re: how to get unblocked by perl.org?
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• Re: Programmers (UK)...?
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• Re: Adding path to @INC
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• Re: how to get unblocked by perl.org?
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• Re: Adding path to @INC
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• Re: Can I write CPAN Modules for a living?
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: perl script open/save for voiceMessage problems
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• how to get unblocked by perl.org?
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• FAQ 5.40 How do I traverse a directory tree?
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• Re: Adding path to @INC
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• Re: Adding path to @INC
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: Adding path to @INC
  • From: szr
• Re: Can I write CPAN Modules for a living?
  • From: cartercc
• Re: Adding path to @INC
  • From: Marc Lucksch
• Re: A good data structure to store INI files.
  • From: Marc Lucksch
• Re: perl script open/save for voiceMessage problems
  • From: Daniel Pfeiffer
• Re: A good data structure to store INI files.
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: Adding path to @INC
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: Adding path to @INC
  • From: Marc Lucksch
• Re: Can I write CPAN Modules for a living?
  • From: brian d foy
• Re: A good data structure to store INI files.
  • From: Marc Lucksch
• Re: Adding path to @INC
  • From: szr
• Re: A good data structure to store INI files.
  • From: Brad Baxter
• Re: A good data structure to store INI files.
  • From: Marc Lucksch
• Re: Adding path to @INC
  • From: Frank Seitz
• Re: A good data structure to store INI files.
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: Adding path to @INC
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Adding path to @INC
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: Adding path to @INC
  • From: Marc Lucksch
• Re: Adding path to @INC
  • From: Peter Makholm
• Re: A good data structure to store INI files.
  • From: Marc Lucksch
• Adding path to @INC
  • From: guru
• FAQ 5.34 How do I close a file descriptor by number?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: A good data structure to store INI files.
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Renaming file - Permission Denied
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• Re: A good data structure to store INI files.
  • From: Marc Lucksch
• Re: Renaming file - Permission Denied
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• FAQ 6.13 What does it mean that regexes are greedy? How can I get around it?
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• Re: Renaming file - Permission Denied
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• Re: win32 perl compiling problem
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• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: [OT] Programmers (UK)...?
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Possible bug in caller(0) ?
  • From: szr
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: [OT] Programmers (UK)...?
  • From: Cliff MacGillivray
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: Renaming file - Permission Denied
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: automating a perl installation on a cluster (or using non-standard nfs paths)
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• Re: automating a perl installation on a cluster (or using non-standard nfs paths)
  • From: Ben Morrow
• FAQ 5.36 Why doesn't glob("*.*") get all the files?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Can I write CPAN Modules for a living?
  • From: sln
• Re: Perl vs. .NET (was: Re: Programmers (UK)...?)
  • From: sln
• perl cpan autobundle not found
  • From: Rahul
• Re: A good data structure to store INI files.
  • From: sln
• Re: automating a perl installation on a cluster (or using non-standard nfs paths)
  • From: Rahul
• Re: automating a perl installation on a cluster (or using non-standard nfs paths)
  • From: Rahul
• Re: automating a perl installation on a cluster (or using non-standard nfs paths)
  • From: Rahul
• Re: Renaming file - Permission Denied
  • From: Bigus
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: sln
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Hans Mulder
• Re: Renaming file - Permission Denied
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: automating a perl installation on a cluster (or using non-standard nfs paths)
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: good email parser ??
  • From: Hans Mulder
• Renaming file - Permission Denied
  • From: Bigus
• Re: A problem with TIEHASH [was: A good data structure to store INI files.]
  • From: sln
• Re: A good data structure to store INI files.
  • From: sln
• Re: A good data structure to store INI files.
  • From: sln
• Re: A good data structure to store INI files.
  • From: Ted Zlatanov
• Re: A good data structure to store INI files.
  • From: Marc Lucksch
• FAQ 6.3 How can I pull out lines between two patterns that are themselves on different lines?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: A good data structure to store INI files.
  • From: sln
• Re: A good data structure to store INI files.
  • From: sln
• Re: A good data structure to store INI files.
  • From: Marc Lucksch
• A problem with TIEHASH [was: A good data structure to store INI files.]
  • From: Marc Lucksch
• Re: A good data structure to store INI files.
  • From: sln
• Re: A good data structure to store INI files.
  • From: Marc Lucksch
• Re: A good data structure to store INI files.
  • From: sln
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: A good data structure to store INI files.
  • From: Marc Lucksch
• Re: automating a perl installation on a cluster (or using non-standard nfs paths)
  • From: Rahul
• Re: how can i convert my perl script to be a perl module?
  • From: Ted Zlatanov
• Re: A good data structure to store INI files.
  • From: Ted Zlatanov
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Brad Baxter
• Re: File handle to "in memory" file
  • From: Uri Guttman
• A good data structure to store INI files.
  • From: Marc Lucksch
• Re: "make test" fails while installing Math::Calc::Units via CPAN
  • From: Rahul
• Re: how can i convert my perl script to be a perl module?
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: win32 perl compiling problem
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: win32 perl compiling problem
  • From: Thomas Steinbach
• Re: parse newline
  • From: Ted Zlatanov
• FAQ 5.32 How do I do a "tail -f" in perl?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: indented xml using XML::DOM
  • From: mirod
• Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.8 $)
  • From: tadmc
• FAQ 6.17 How do I efficiently match many regular expressions at once?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: File handle to "in memory" file
  • From: Frank Seitz
• Re: How to prevent XSS attacks ?
  • From: Tim Greer
• How to prevent XSS attacks ?
  • From: rthangam
• Re: good email parser ??
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: PPM vs CPAN
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: "make test" fails while installing Math::Calc::Units via CPAN
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: good email parser ??
  • From: John W. Krahn
• PPM vs CPAN
  • From: cartercc
• FAQ 6.10 What is "/o" really for?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: perl script open/save for voiceMessage problems
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: parse newline
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: should be simple
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• "make test" fails while installing Math::Calc::Units via CPAN
  • From: Rahul
• Re: Perl vs. .NET
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: perl script open/save for voiceMessage problems
  • From: J. Gleixner
• Re: win32 perl compiling problem
  • From: sisyphus
• Re: good email parser ??
  • From: Jack
• Re: perl script open/save for voiceMessage problems
  • From: smallpond
• Re: how can i convert my perl script to be a perl module?
  • From: Ted Zlatanov
• Re: parse newline
  • From: Ted Zlatanov
• Re: should be simple
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: parse newline
  • From: Martijn Lievaart
• Re: parse newline
  • From: Martijn Lievaart
• Re: should be simple
  • From: hendedav
• Re: Using vec with very large strings
  • From: Ben Morrow
• should be simple
  • From: hendedav
• FAQ 6.1 How can I hope to use regular expressions without creating illegible and unmaintainable code?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• perl script open/save for voiceMessage problems
  • From: paul . hopgood
• Re: Using vec with very large strings
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: File handle to "in memory" file
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: automating a perl installation on a cluster (or using non-standard nfs paths)
  • From: Rahul
• Using vec with very large strings
  • From: xhoster
• Re: Expand Shortended CIDR notation?
  • From: Antgoodlife
• Re: Expand Shortended CIDR notation?
  • From: J. Gleixner
• indented xml using XML::DOM
  • From: Parapura Rajkumar
• Expand Shortended CIDR notation?
  • From: Antgoodlife
• Re: Perl vs. .NET
  • From: RedGrittyBrick
• Re: win32 perl compiling problem
  • From: Thomas Steinbach
• Re: win32 perl compiling problem
  • From: Thomas Steinbach
• Re: File handle to "in memory" file
  • From: Frank Seitz
• FAQ 5.29 How can I read in a file by paragraphs?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: win32 perl compiling problem
  • From: Thomas Steinbach
• Re: win32 perl compiling problem
  • From: sisyphus
• Re: win32 perl compiling problem
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: Perl vs. .NET
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: win32 perl compiling problem
  • From: Thomas Steinbach
• Re: Perl vs. .NET (was: Re: Programmers (UK)...?)
  • From: Tim Greer
• FAQ 5.39 Why do I get weird spaces when I print an array of lines?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Perl vs. .NET
  • From: cartercc
• Re: Perl vs. .NET (was: Re: Programmers (UK)...?)
  • From: cartercc
• Re: win32 perl compiling problem
  • From: Bob Walton
• Re: Perl vs. .NET (was: Re: Programmers (UK)...?)
  • From: Ben Morrow
• FAQ 6.9 How can I quote a variable to use in a regex?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Perl vs. .NET (was: Re: Programmers (UK)...?)
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Perl vs. .NET (was: Re: Programmers (UK)...?)
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: [OT] Programmers (UK)...?
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Perl vs. .NET (was: Re: Programmers (UK)...?)
  • From: sln
• Re: Programmers (UK)...?
  • From: sln
• Re: [OT] Programmers (UK)...?
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: [OT] Programmers (UK)...?
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: Perl vs. .NET (was: Re: Programmers (UK)...?)
  • From: sln
• Re: [OT] Programmers (UK)...?
  • From: sln
• Re: [OT] Programmers (UK)...?
  • From: sln
• Re: Programmers (UK)...?
  • From: Chris Davies
• win32 perl compiling problem
  • From: Thomas Steinbach
• Re: [OT] Programmers (UK)...?
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: [OT] Programmers (UK)...?
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: good email parser ??
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• FAQ 5.37 Why does Perl let me delete read-only files? Why does "-i" clobber protected files? Isn't this a bug in Perl?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: [OT] Programmers (UK)...?
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: [OT] Programmers (UK)...?
  • From: Cliff MacGillivray
• Re: how can i convert my perl script to be a perl module?
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: parse newline
  • From: Cosmic Cruizer
• how can i convert my perl script to be a perl module?
  • From: georg.heiss@xxxxxx
• Re: parse newline
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: parse newline
  • From: ela
• Re: parse newline
  • From: ela
• Re: parse newline
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: parse newline
  • From: Martijn Lievaart
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Ben Morrow
• FAQ 5.6 How do I make a temporary file name?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Strawberry Perl
  • From: Thomas Steinbach
• Charset of data from SQL Server
  • From: shaul . kredi
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Mart van de Wege
• Re: Perl vs. .NET
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: Reducing log size
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: Perl Memory and die...what is happening here?
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Mart van de Wege
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: [OT] Programmers (UK)...?
  • From: Vicky Conlan
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Larry Gates
• parse newline
  • From: ela
• Re: OT: Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Bruce Cook
• FAQ 4.69 How can I make the Perl equivalent of a C structure/C++ class/hash or array of hashes or arrays?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: automating a perl installation on a cluster (or using non-standard nfs paths)
  • From: Rahul
• Re: good email parser ??
  • From: rabbits77
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: duplicating filehandles
  • From: pgodfrin
• Re: Reducing log size
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: Perl vs. .NET (was: Re: Programmers (UK)...?)
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Perl vs. .NET (was: Re: Programmers (UK)...?)
  • From: cartercc
• Re: Reducing log size
  • From: Cosmic Cruizer
• FAQ 5.13 How can I output my numbers with commas added?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Perl Memory and die...what is happening here?
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: automating a perl installation on a cluster (or using non-standard nfs paths)
  • From: Ben Morrow
• good email parser ??
  • From: Jack
• Re: Reducing log size
  • From: Xho Jingleheimerschmidt
• Re: Perl Memory and die...what is happening here?
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• Re: Perl Memory and die...what is happening here?
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: [OT] Programmers (UK)...?
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Perl vs. .NET (was: Re: Programmers (UK)...?)
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: [OT] Programmers (UK)...?
  • From: Uri Guttman
• FAQ 5.8 How can I make a filehandle local to a subroutine? How do I pass filehandles between subroutines? How do I make an array of filehandles?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Reducing log size
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: Programmers (UK)...?
  • From: cartercc
• Re: Extracting functions from C/C++ using Perl, would like Code Review Help if possible
  • From: sln
• Re: HTML::TreeBuilder issue
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: [OT] Programmers (UK)...?
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: OT: Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: [OT] Programmers (UK)...?
  • From: Cliff MacGillivray
• Re: [OT] Programmers (UK)...?
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: File handle to "in memory" file
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: File handle to "in memory" file
  • From: Frank Seitz
• Re: [OT] Programmers (UK)...?
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Reducing log size
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• FAQ 5.10 How can I set up a footer format to be used with write()?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Perl Memory and die...what is happening here?
  • From: Martin Harris
• Re: automating a perl installation on a cluster (or using non-standard nfs paths)
  • From: Sam
• [OT] Programmers (UK)...?
  • From: Chris Davies
• Re: Date/Time module
  • From: Shawn N Blank
• FAQ 4.71 How do I handle binary data correctly?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Date/Time module
  • From: Mordechai T. Abzug
• Re: FAQ 4.76 How do I verify a credit card checksum?
  • From: Randal L. Schwartz
• Reducing log size
  • From: Cosmic Cruizer
• Re: Date/Time module
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: automating a perl installation on a cluster (or using non-standard nfs paths)
  • From: Xho Jingleheimerschmidt
• Re: FAQ 4.76 How do I verify a credit card checksum?
  • From: sln
• Re: Date/Time module
  • From: Shawn N Blank
• Re: Date/Time module
  • From: Shawn N Blank
• Re: Date/Time module
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• FAQ 4.76 How do I verify a credit card checksum?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Date/Time module
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Date/Time module
  • From: Shawn N Blank
• Re: Date/Time module
  • From: Tim Greer
• Date/Time module
  • From: Shawn N Blank
• Extracting functions from C/C++ using Perl, would like Code Review Help if possible
  • From: sln
• Re: automating a perl installation on a cluster (or using non-standard nfs paths)
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: XXXXX Website Design & Custom Programming Supports Cancer Charities
  • From: rabbits77
• Re: NVHOST Website Design & Custom Programming Supports Cancer Charities
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Larry Gates
• 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?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: File handle to "in memory" file
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Brad Baxter
• Re: File handle to "in memory" file
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: File handle to "in memory" file
  • From: zentara
• FAQ 5.14 How can I translate tildes (~) in a filename?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Dave Weaver
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Peter Makholm
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: File handle to "in memory" file
  • From: Frank Seitz
• Re: File handle to "in memory" file
  • From: Frank Seitz
• Re: unable to delete a file
  • From: Josef Moellers
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Peter Makholm
• Re: File handle to "in memory" file
  • From: Christian Winter
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Tim Greer
• Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.8 $)
  • From: tadmc
• FAQ 5.17 Is there a leak/bug in glob()?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Getting system info using perl
  • From: saurabh hirani
• Re: what is the best way to convert a formatted time to a unix epoch
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: what is the best way to convert a formatted time to a unix epoch
  • From: Dr.Ruud
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Larry Gates
• FAQ 5.1 How do I flush/unbuffer an output filehandle? Why must I do this?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: unable to delete a file
  • From: Eric Pozharski
• Re: File handle to "in memory" file
  • From: Ben Morrow
• Re: HTML::TreeBuilder issue
  • From: Dean Karres
• Re: closures and streams question
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: HTML::TreeBuilder issue
  • From: smallpond
• Re: closures and streams question
  • From: smallpond
• Re: closures and streams question
  • From: Jim Gibson
• Re: HTML::TreeBuilder issue
  • From: Dean Karres
• closures and streams question
  • From: grocery_stocker
• Re: Getting system info using perl
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: HTML::TreeBuilder issue
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Brian Helterline
• CSPEC issue: lossing scope (or incorrect scope) in cspec subroutine.
  • From: balldarrens
• HTML::TreeBuilder issue
  • From: Dean Karres
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Tim Greer
• FAQ 4.74 How do I print out or copy a recursive data structure?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: unable to delete a file
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: unable to delete a file
  • From: cartercc
• Re: unable to delete a file
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: unable to delete a file
  • From: cartercc
• Re: unable to delete a file
  • From: Christian Winter
• Re: unable to delete a file
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: unable to delete a file
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: unable to delete a file
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• unable to delete a file
  • From: cartercc
• Re: Getting system info using perl
  • From: saurabh hirani
• Re: Getting system info using perl
  • From: saurabh hirani
• FAQ 5.15 How come when I open a file read-write it wipes it out?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: what is the best way to convert a formatted time to a unix epoch
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Getting system info using perl
  • From: Peter Makholm
• Re: Getting system info using perl
  • From: Peter Scott
• Getting system info using perl
  • From: saurabh hirani
• Re: Regular Expression Help?
  • From: Bruce Cook
• Re: what is the best way to convert a formatted time to a unix epoch
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• FAQ 5.19 How can I reliably rename a file?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Peter Makholm
• File handle to "in memory" file
  • From: Frank Seitz
• Re: what is the best way to convert a formatted time to a unix epoch
  • From: TheGist
• Re: what is the best way to convert a formatted time to a unix epoch
  • From: Uri Guttman
• Re: what is the best way to convert a formatted time to a unix epoch
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: what is the best way to convert a formatted time to a unix epoch
  • From: rabbits77
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: what is the best way to convert a formatted time to a unix epoch
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Bruce Cook
• FAQ 5.21 Why can't I just open(FH, ">file.lock")?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Hans Mulder
• Re: what is the best way to convert a formatted time to a unix epoch
  • From: rabbits77
• OT: Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Bruce Cook
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• error printing page using LWP::Simple
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: what is the best way to convert a formatted time to a unix epoch
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: what is the best way to convert a formatted time to a unix epoch
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: what is the best way to convert a formatted time to a unix epoch
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: what is the best way to convert a formatted time to a unix epoch
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• FAQ 5.11 How can I write() into a string?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: what is the best way to convert a formatted time to a unix epoch
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: what is the best way to convert a formatted time to a unix epoch
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: what is the best way to convert a formatted time to a unix epoch
  • From: rabbits77
• Re: what is the best way to convert a formatted time to a unix epoch
  • From: Jürgen Exner
• Re: what is the best way to convert a formatted time to a unix epoch
  • From: rabbits77
• Re: what is the best way to convert a formatted time to a unix epoch
  • From: rabbits77
• Re: what is the best way to convert a formatted time to a unix epoch
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• what is the best way to convert a formatted time to a unix epoch
  • From: rabbits77
• Re: package and "global" vars
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: package and "global" vars
  • From: okey
• Re: package and "global" vars
  • From: okey
• Re: package and "global" vars
  • From: Dave Weaver
• Re: package and "global" vars
  • From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson
• Re: Regular Expression Help?
  • From: Ben Bacarisse
• FAQ 5.18 How can I open a file with a leading ">" or trailing blanks?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• package and "global" vars
  • From: okey
• Re: Regular Expression Help?
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Re: Regular Expression Help?
  • From: Trespasser
• FAQ 5.28 How can I read in an entire file all at once?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Can't figure this code out
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Regular Expression Help?
  • From: Tim Greer
• Regular Expression Help?
  • From: Trespasser
• FAQ 5.24 How do I randomly update a binary file?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: sln
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: Extracting printf(...) from (void) printf(....)
  • From: sln
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Peter J. Holzer
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• FAQ 5.26 How do I set a file's timestamp in perl?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Why send the ASTC something pangborn could deny?
  • From: Olavi Koskela
• Re: Bitwise 2009 ($5000 prize money)
  • From: Tim Greer
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Bruce Cook
• FAQ 4.68 Why does passing a subroutine an undefined element in a hash create it?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: pipe perl output to a bash command error
  • From: snowsmash
• Re: How to find Modules used by a Given Module
  • From: ++imanshu
• Re: How to find Modules used by a Given Module
  • From: Peter Makholm
• Re: pipe perl output to a bash command error
  • From: Tarek Elganainy
• How to find Modules used by a Given Module
  • From: ++imanshu
• Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.8 $)
  • From: tadmc
• Re: pipe perl output to a bash command error
  • From: snowsmash
• FAQ 4.72 How do I determine whether a scalar is a number/whole/integer/float?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: pipe perl output to a bash command error
  • From: snowsmash
• Re: Extracting printf(...) from (void) printf(....)
  • From: guru
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Hans Mulder
• FAQ 4.77 How do I pack arrays of doubles or floats for XS code?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: Can't figure this code out
  • From: Charlton Wilbur
• Re: Can't figure this code out
  • From: Ben Bacarisse
• Re: Perl IP to Domain Name converter.
  • From: A. Sinan Unur
• Re: Can't figure this code out
  • From: Tad J McClellan
• Can't figure this code out
  • From: Ben Bacarisse
• Re: Extracting printf(...) from (void) printf(....)
  • From: sln
• FAQ 5.20 How can I lock a file?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
• Re: perl qt with cygwin?
  • From: Andrew DeFaria
• Re: Extracting printf(...) from (void) printf(....)
  • From: Jens Thoms Toerring
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: sln
• Re: duplicating filehandles
  • From: Gary E. Ansok
• Re: duplicating filehandles
  • From: Ron Bergin
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: A Dude
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: A Dude
• Re: duplicating filehandles
  • From: Ron Bergin
• Re: duplicating filehandles
  • From: pgodfrin
• Re: duplicating filehandles
  • From: cartercc
• Re: duplicating filehandles
  • From: cartercc
• duplicating filehandles
  • From: pgodfrin
• Re: Extracting printf(...) from (void) printf(....)
  • From: sln
• Re: Extracting printf(...) from (void) printf(....)
  • From: sln
• Re: Extracting printf(...) from (void) printf(....)
  • From: sln
• Re: Perl Peeves
  • From: Tim McDaniel
• Re: Perl IP to Domain Name converter.
  • From: RedGrittyBrick
• Re: Perl IP to Domain Name converter.
  • From: hymie!
• Re: Extracting printf(...) from (void) printf(....)
  • From: smallpond
• Extracting printf(...) from (void) printf(....)
  • From: guru
• FAQ 4.73 How do I keep persistent data across program calls?
  • From: PerlFAQ Server
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