Kindly post the code, so that people can look in the issue!
Use the Perl module Text::CSV
Please post your code so that we may have a look and suggest changes/rewrites.
Kindly read this MD5 tutorial first to understand what it is!
"@", prepended to hashname means we are accessing a hash slice i.e. a group of elements instead of one element a time.
@PradeepKr : $_SERVER is available when the script in run under Apache, not in CLI!
Easy way of 'slurping' contents of a file open H,"<file.txt"; my $data = do{ local $/; <H>;}; close H;
unless(@arr) { ## empty }
I don't understand your requirement.
#!/usr/bin/perl use Net::POP3; use MIME::Parser; my $pop = Net::POP3->new('localhost', Timeout => 60); my $p = new MIME::Parser; if...
Please check the HTML file home_page.html which might have some META-refresh tag.
Do you want help to write the script or do you want someone to write the script for you?? CPAN has many module which can parse emails for you, one...
Here's it #!/usr/bin/perl my %seen; my $line; my @data; open( A, "File1.txt" ) or die $!; my $line = <A>; # first line while ( $line = <A> )...
Nice one!
Will it work for HTML pages which have images or other media in them?
What kind of calculations are you looking to do?
Yes the regexp operator consumes more resources than a like!
They are similar but not the same, in your case as it seems you are looking for people having PHP skills, you should use the 1st query!
You cannot use CGI, can you FTP to remote server?
!* repeats all arguments of the last command
Separate names with a comma.
