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how does below 2 file have same inode but not be linked?

I did file command as well on file1 and file2 and it says ascii text

Is this possible?



1207 -rw-rw-rw- 77 424 root ...

suppose my @{$data1{$callid}}; cotains

one two three
three five six
one two three

of random patterns but each item is separated by white space or tab,

Below code extract and get...

thank u. .i understand now

Below is one article I was reading and I don't understand the



$seen{$_} = 1


Can someone explain this in easier terms plesae?
...

still samething after changing to hash


1 #!/usr/bin/perl -w
2
3 use strict;
4
5 my $ncb = $/;
6 my $cbn = $";
7 $/ = "\n\n";
8 #$" = "\n";
...

bit closer.. but now it says that %keyinfomaster is not initialized.... grrr


#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use strict;

my $ncb = $/;
my $cbn = $";
$/ = "\n\n";
#$" = "\n";

open(FH,...

This doesn't work either


while (<FH>) {
if (m/yahoosomething/) {
$keyinfo = $_;
print "$keyinfo\n";
}
if (m/^(sometpattern) (\d\d\d)\$2/) {
$somevalue =...

I have a question regarding bulding a hash from a file which has below pattern

I thought I could write something like this but clearly my syntax is way off


$/ = "\n\n";
$" = "\n";
...

In fact, I am gonna extend this question even longer,

Below is where this question came from... it is hangman perl program.


#!/usr/bin/perl -w

@words=qw( internet answers printer...

what is the point of ?

my @guesses=();


why can't I do

my @guessses;

Is there any difference?

can someone please explain below for me in perl?

I understand on right hand side is getting the number of elements in @letters but what is

@blankword=(0) x ????


@blankword=(0) x...

Hi, using use logger works fine,

I was just trying to see from my someone's code from work to see why require was being used.

someone told me because it was from older code Perl 4?

I am sure you are looking for more elegant solution but trying to see if I can do anything,

I guess obviously you can run this at top of the hour once and just increase the value for sleep time
...

Trying to get a better grip on perl module, I was testing out below script,

When I use "use Acme statement", it loads the module properly and it works.

However, when I want to test out the '...

thank you...

I fail to see how below answer is 1? can someone explain this for me?


DB<3> $string = "The cat sat on the mat";

DB<4> $animal = ($string =~ m/The (.*) sat/);

DB<5> print $animal;
1

thanks!.. I guess that is better..

fixed it


#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use strict;
my @array2;

my @array1 = ("David Veterinarian 56", "Jackie Ass 34", "Karen Veterinarian 28");
print '@array1 is ' , "@array1\n";

my $i = 0;
...

why does below program not work?

<> is producing nothing.. still waiting for input.. but i thought this would work?



#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use strict;
my @array2;

my @array1 = ("David...

Aigles,

Can you please elaborate on

read -r option? Just read the definition and cannot understand why -r was used. thank you for your great work as always~



-r ...

not clean.. but just did it below..

if someone can tell me better ways to do it.. please let m know.. also. in chracter class.. why can't ^ group of consecutives words?


#!/bin/sh
ls |
...

rock on guys.. thanks.. I used cautionary measure and it's all working.. now working on next fix..

E41.You.Landscape.kor.hdtv.original.avi

trying to put below files into different names so that...

I think below works.. I guess + is not supported under sed..

I am bit nervous to run below command on folder that I have so many avi files.. I don't want to wreck anything up.. does anyone see...

Below code seem to work..

070625 kbs1.E41.You.Landscape.kor.hdtv.original.avi

was the original file name I did test on..



#!/bin/sh
ls |
egrep "^[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]" |
...

I guess below is what I try to do.. and does it make sense?

trying to rename a file.. so i guess mv $a $yahoo is ok?

and yes some file has 6 digits following by space or .




#!/bin/sh...