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Is this the module Data::Dumper?

If so, you might do better with:-#!/usr/bin/perl
use Data::Dumper ;
:
: # Whatever else you need to do
:
:
print Dumper($variable) ;

is this what...

My best guess is that you've installed Active State's ActivePerl. In that case, look for "Perl Package Manager" in perl's installation directory. Installing modules using perl package manager is a...

One way:
#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;

my $str1 = "41148,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,";
my $date = "TUE 08-28-2012";

print "Before : $str1\n";
my @temp = split /,/, $str1, -1;...

Here's a suggestion - Since you've already gone through Spreadsheet::XLSX; as you read each cell, write them to an xls file using Spreadsheet::WriteExcel module. So, read each cell from .xlsx file...

I haven't used Net::Traceroute on windows, however the traceroute executable on windows is called tracert. You can specify the trace_program in the constructor so that the declaration of $tr becomes...

Hi,

what about this..?


my $data="Created By = sripathi Server Name = dysp001 time = Tue Aug 7 03:54:12 2012 Node = mumgwmpls2335.net.hca.com";
if($data=~/aug/i){
$res=$data;
...

$^I enables in-file editing. ".orig" will be the extension added to original file and kept in the same directory. So after in-file editing "abc.html" would be retained as "abc.html.orig" in the same...

my $filename = "theme1.htm";
my $old = "Hello";
my $new = "Giridhar";
$new = "$old ".$new;

$^I = ".orig";
$ARGV[0] = $filename;

while( <> )
{
s/$old/$new/;
print;
}

@guruprasadpr: Option n is not required if p is used. In crude terms, Option p = Option n + print.

@giridhar276:Here's a bash script:
#! /bin/bash

for htmlFile in *.html
do
sed -i...

$ perl -F, -lane 'foreach(@F){$i++;if($i%4!=0){printf("%s,",$_)}else{print $_ .","}}' input.txt
196237,ram,25-May-06,ram.kiran@xyz.com,
204183,Pavan,4-Jun-07,Pavan.Desai@xyz.com,
237107,ram...

Hi

$ perl -pne 's/Hello/Hello Giridhar/ if($.==8)' file

Guru

Perhaps start by checking that works when you do it via a telnet localhost 25 and/or running sendmail direct form the commandline.
Also, check the system mail logs to see if the message is getting...

in that case, redirect all the ouput of second script to some file and once it got executed, read the file in your first script and do the necessary action.

otherwise, refer this post

ipc -...

In unix..
try like...
echo "theme1.htm" | tr -dc '[0-9]'

#!/bin/perl
$var="theme108.htm";
$var=~m/theme(\d+).htm/;
$anothervar=$1;
print $anothervar;

$ echo "theme3.htm" | perl -lane 's/theme(\d+).htm/$1/;print $_'
3
$ echo "theme150.htm" | perl -lane 's/theme(\d+).htm/$1/;print $_'
150

The "ctime" timestamp is rarely of any use. Some backup software changes it after backing up files. It also changes if you change the permissions of the file.
Stick to "mtime" for this purpose.
...

It isn't? What's ctime then? ctime is updated by chmod and chown, but is still much closer than mtime, which changes every time you change the file in any manner...

Modifying CarloM's idea...

Keep in mind that the creation time is not really stored in the inode so you may get false positives.

Files that were created somewhere in the past but were modified today will also match your...

Try
ls -latr *.txt | grep "$(date '+%b %e')"

Displaying the files are in vertical. Hence while ftping, it ends with an error.

Try with the below one..

SOURCE_FILE=$(ls -rt EXCEL_QUALITY*.xls |tail -3 | xargs)