Re: MacPerl-AnyPerl recursive regex by Nicholas Thornton- August 28, 2003 --- John Delacour <JDBD8.COM> wrote:> Can&39;t you just use sge snip helpful exampleNow that I look that up, it should work fine. Thanks.Yeah, I haven&39;t really done enough higher end regexesto know all the things that go after the last slash.This is just what I was looking for :)wren__________________________________Do you Yahoo!Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free, easy-to-use web site design softwarehttp:sitebuilder.yahoo.comhttp://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macperl.anyperl/2003/08/msg275.html Re: MacPerl-AnyPerl recursive regex by John Delacour- August 28, 2003 Can&39;t you just use sge !usrbinperllines = split $, <<EOL;beginendbegin1+0endbegin1+1endbegin&39; $ENVHOME&39;endbegin1+2endbegin1+3endbegin sprintf q%.05d, 5endbegin sprintf q%.05d, 6endEOLfor (lines) sbegin(.)endeval $1ge ; print "$_$" ;At 1:20 am -0700 28803, Nicholas Thornton wrote:>I have a regex I&39;m performing on a file that takes a>given string, manipulates it, and replaces the string>with the new string. I want this do be done>recursively on each line.http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macperl.anyperl/2003/08/msg274.html recursive regex by Nicholas Thornton- August 28, 2003 I have a regex I&39;m performing on a file that takes agiven string, manipulates it, and replaces the stringwith the new string. I want this do be donerecursively on each line in case there are multiplesections that need to be dealt with. I&39;m currentlyusing something like:while(<$file>) WHILE:while() if ($string = begin(.)end) my $perl = $1; my $eval = eval $perl; $string =sbegin.end$eval; else last WHILE It looks sort of clunky to me, and I don&39;t trust thesubsitution...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macperl.anyperl/2003/08/msg273.html RE: MacPerl-AnyPerl Re: check email adress by Bedsole Jay-RWDD30- August 21, 2003 > You send email to it instructing the user to click a particular unique> URL, and wait for the click.You know, I&39;ve never felt compelled to bite that hook in the past, butsomehow... the way you tell it... it almost seems... well, compelling.http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macperl.anyperl/2003/08/msg272.html Re: check email adress by merlyn- August 21, 2003 >>>>> "Eelco" == Eelco Alosery <infomulti-graphics.nl> writes:Eelco> How can I check if a email adress REALY exists, I know how to check ifEelco> it has the richt syntacs, but i want to know if it also realy exists.You send email to it instructing the user to click a particular uniqueURL, and wait for the click.-- Randal L. Schwartz - Stonehenge Consulting Services, Inc. - +1 503 777 0095<merlynstonehenge.com>...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macperl.anyperl/2003/08/msg271.html check email adress by Eelco Alosery- August 21, 2003 How can I check if a email adress REALY exists, I know how to check if it has the richt syntacs, but i want to know if it also realy exists.http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macperl.anyperl/2003/08/msg270.html Fwd: MacPerl-AnyPerl Spliting a string by Eelco Alosery- August 18, 2003 Begin doorgestuurd bericht:> Van: Eelco Alosery <infomulti-graphics.nl>> Datum: maa, 18 aug 2003 22:14:57 EuropeAmsterdam> Aan: Morbus Iff <morbusdisobey.com>> Onderwerp: Antw.: MacPerl-AnyPerl Spliting a string>> Thaks for your reply,>> But the string i want to read is from a cookie and i have put the > string i $string>> The string lengt cab be varius lengts, not hust 3 text fields or 7 but > also more or less.>>>> Morbus Iff heeft..http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macperl.anyperl/2003/08/msg269.html Re: MacPerl-AnyPerl Spliting a string by John Delacour- August 18, 2003 At 10:04 pm +0200 18803, Eelco Alosery wrote:>I want to split a string into servral partsThe string starts whith > than the text and than again but the string lent is not a >fixed sise.>It can by:>text1text2text3>but also longer like:>text1text2text3text4text5text6text7>>I want to split this string zo i can display the text each on a >seperat line or eddit the textJust use split:!usrbinperl$s = qqtext1text22text333text4444text5555;parts = split qq, $s ;for (parts).http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macperl.anyperl/2003/08/msg268.html Spliting a string by Eelco Alosery- August 18, 2003 I want to split a string into servral partsThe string starts whith than the text and than again but the string lent is not a fixed sise.It can by:text1text2text3but also longer like:text1text2text3text4text5text6text7I want to split this string zo i can display the text each on a seperat line or eddit the textI know how to split a sfixed string, i use this:open (DATABASE, "$dirtest.file") die "Kan bestand niet openen";while(<DATABASE>) ($id_nummer, $naam, $email,...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macperl.anyperl/2003/08/msg267.html reading multiple cookies by Eelco Alosery- August 17, 2003 I want to read multiple cookies, there names al start whith PLUG but al whit a diverent number like PLUG10 and PLUG14 and zo on.These cookies al contain data in the same format like namepriceamountnumberNow I want to read these cookies and display them in a html page generated bij perl.I know how to read 1 cookie but the number of the cookie is never the same, zo i must read all the cookies starting whit PLUG and remember the number after the name for later deletings or changing of a...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macperl.anyperl/2003/08/msg266.html |