I have answered questions here for a few weeks, but I feel that the forum is too much of a help desk for those who don't bother to make sufficient efforts of their own, so I'm leaving. I get too little in return, and it's not fun.
A better place IMO for questions of the level typically seen here is the Beginners Mailing List. For more advanced problems, the Usenet group comp.lang.perl. misc is a very good place.
GunnarH
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The LWP family of modules is your friend.Leave a comment:
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There are many CPAN modules for sending mails; Mail::Sender is my favorite. Study its docs to see how you send an HTML message.Leave a comment:
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The error at line 38 in your script....Leave a comment:
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No, it's not. At least not for me.
Read the documentation for the function you want to use....Leave a comment:
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You can always do:
OTOH, that does not prevent "some value" from being split between two chunks...Code:open my $f1, '<', 'file1' or die "Couldn't open file1: $!"; open my $f2, '>', 'file2' or die "Couldn't open file2: $!"; while ( read $f1, my $tmp, 131072 ) { $tmp =~ s/OLDVALUE/NEWVALUE/g; print $f2 $tmp; }Leave a comment:
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What do you want to achieve? If memory consumption is a concern, line by line appending is preferrable.Leave a comment:
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Why not? Don't you realize that people will be more inclined to help you if they don't need to write your code from scratch?...Leave a comment:
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You asked a FAQ: How do I check a valid mail address?
I don't understand how that relates to your problem, but why are you using that outdated Perl 4 library? Please see "How do I decode a CGI form?"....Leave a comment:
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You are multi-posting.
http://groups.google.com/group/comp....9efeabf5d61fb1
Please read here why that is bad:
http://lipas.uwasa.fi/~ts/http/crospost.html...Leave a comment:
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There is an error at line 87 in your script.
Merry Christmas! :)Leave a comment:
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Thought about consulting the docs?Leave a comment:
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I for one don't understand what you are talking about. Maybe it is because English isn't my first lanuage...
You may want to try talking Perl instead of English, i.e. show us the code you have prepared in an attempt to do whatever you are trying to do.Leave a comment:
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You're welcome. Tie::File is part of Perl core, and the answer to the second FAQ entry in perlfaq5....Leave a comment:
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I doubt that that buggy code is at all helpful. There is about one error or other kind of obvious shortcoming per line:- No check of the return value from open
- Opening OUTFILE in read mode, even if it's intended for writing
- Unnecessary escaping of commas in both PATTERN and REPLACEMENT
- Unnecessary /g modifier
- Assuming that each column is delimited with dubbelquotes (which is indicated by Vasuki's pattern), the PATTERN does not match
- Incorrect use of the
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The Tie::File module might be useful to you.Leave a comment:
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Apology accepted. You got a couple of responses in clpmisc, and I'd suggest that you continue with follow-ups there.Leave a comment:
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