06-14-2013
Site update
Hi All,
I have to go to some particular website for every day in backend, so i have created some script to pick that values,
Is there any way to know the website updating,
Because if site has mod. then my script is not giving proper data,
so i need to check once in a day whether the site has updated or not. give some Suggestion.
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otl2pdb(1) General Commands Manual otl2pdb(1)
NAME
otl2pdb - converts vimoutliner outline to AddressDB Palm file.
SYNOPSIS
otl2pdb [filename]
DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents briefly the otl2pdb Perl script.
otl2pdb is a perl(1) script that takes an outline from vimoutliner(1) with contact information and creates an AddressDB.pdb file for a
Palm.
For now this script can only create a .pdb file. You then have to use a syncing tool to load it into your Palm. I recommend the pilot-
link package for linux.
The format of the contact outline is the following:
$category
$record_name
c:$cell
a:$address
....
You can have as many categories and records(entries) as you want. The following are valid fields for a record with the necessary text to
indicate them in quotes:
'a:'-address
'c:'-cell
'e:'-email
'h:'-home phone
'n:'-note
'web:'-website
'w:'-work phone
Also, each record's category is left as 'Unfiled' as I can't get the record's category to write correctly.
SEE ALSO
vim(1), perl(1)
REQUIREMENTS
This program uses the Palm::Address perl module, which is available on CPAN.
TIPS
If using the pilot-link package:
-load the pdb with 'pilot-xfer -i AddressDB.pdb'
-specify the serial port if other than /dev/pilot (which will usually be the case
unless you link to it) with -p in the above command; usually this is /dev/ttyS0 in linux
AUTHOR
The original version was written by Gabriel Walker <cldwalker@chwhat.com>.
If you like using perl, linux, vim and databases to make your life easier (not lazier ;) check out my website at http://www.chwhat.com.
<http://www.chwhat.com>
This manual page was written by Matej Cepl <matej@ceplovi.cz> (using perldoc(1) part of the documented script), for the Debian GNU/Linux
system (but may be used by others).
January 13, 2005 otl2pdb(1)