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What's wrong with my program (2 short lines!!) ?
Hi Kevin, Thank you for the advice ! From now I will not use () in print. But still, I want to understand why the warning appears. I saw the link above but still don't understand. All I'm trying to check is if "func(" can be found in $s. I have noticed that if remove ( after "func" (even... -
Interpolation in regex
Kevin, Thank you very much anyway ! I appreciate your wish to help !! By the way, I'm not a student. I have a degree in Math+Computer Science, but I never learned Perl. Now, I'm learning Perl from internet. I must admit that I like it very much !!! Tell me please, do you know another Perl... -
Interpolation in regex
I have the following program: #!/usr/bin/perl use warnings; use strict; my $_ = 'Hello$xWorld'; my $x = 'abc'; print /$x/; The output is nothing :( How can I ask Perl not to interpolate $x ? Thanks in advance ! -
What's wrong with my program (2 short lines!!) ?
Hello experts ! When I run the program below I get the following: print (...) interpreted as function at C:\perlscripts\hello.pl line 6. 1 Why is this warning appears and what is the meaning of it ? Thanks ! #!/usr/bin/perl use warnings; use strict; my $s = 'func(a,b)'; print ($s =~... -
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2 little questions about lists and hashes
Hello ! I have 2 little questions: 1) How do I ask Perl if $x belongs to list @array ? 2) How do I ask Perl if $x is one of the keys of hash %h ? Thanks !! -
Create a list of files (recursively)
Hello experts ! What is the most efficient way to get a list of all file names (a full path) in a certain directory ? This should work recursively and include only files (not directories). Thanks in advance ! -
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Double Quotes Vs Single Quotes
Oh.. now it makes sence ! Thank you ! Where I can read about the interpolation of special characters like '\b', '\n' and so on.... ? -
Double Quotes Vs Single Quotes
Thanks Steve, So I understand that .*(\bCAT\b).* interpolates to .*CA).* i.e. I guess that (\b and T\b interpolates to empty string. Is there some rule that any character followed by \b is interpolated to the empty string ? Where I can find the full description of what exactly is... -
Double Quotes Vs Single Quotes
Hi ! Can anyone tell me please why the following program does not found the word CAT ? If I put the pattern in single quotes, it works. Why ?? #!/usr/bin/perl use warnings; use strict; $_ = 'laKJJlala AHAJJ--- CAT =-=-123 sad(!@*# xsaa KUKU ff'; my $pattern = ".*(\bCAT\b).*"; my @arr; my... -
A question about groups in regular expressions
Can someone tell me please why in the following program $1 is not defined ? I thought that every group (every pair of parentheses) is going to $1, $2, $3 and so on. Where am I wrong ? Which pairs of parentheses are going to $1, $2, $3, ... ? Thanks in advance !! $_ = "a bc"; if (/(bc)?/) {... -
A little question about "print"
Hi Franco, Thank you for the explanation. I agree with what you said, but still cannot understand the issue. What do you mean by "special false value" ? Does Perl has "false value" and "special false value" ? As I understand, 3==4 evaluates as false, but "print" expect list, so 3==4 evaluated in... -
A little question about "print"
Hello ! Can someone explain me please why print 3==4; prints nothing ? I would expect 3==4, which is false, to be converted to 0, so I expect "print" to print "0". Where am I wrong ? Thanks !
