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using variables in regexps
In the expression "if ($v =~ /\btest\b/)", the part in between the /'s is a regular expression. What does the /'s represent?? I dont see it anywhere? -
using variables in regexps
If this is a reg expression?? if ($v =~ /\btest\b/) { print "booya\n" } Then this is called pattern matching?? if ($v eq 'test') { print... -
How do I get last day of month?
Thanks for all the explanation. The one final question ( I promise) is why are you incrementing '$date' ($date++)? -
How do I get last day of month?
Thanks for the detailed explanation. Now I just need to find how to execute this? sub LastDayOfMonth { my($year, $month) = @_; # assign parameters to variables # @_ contains the list of parameters passed to thesubroutine # they are assigned to $year and $month,respectively... -
How do I get last day of month?
I tried this script and cant get it to work. I executed it and put in month and year such as March,2001 and keep getting output of 31 on every input. Also can someone please explain how the script is working such as the 'my $date = .........' and the modules part. Thanks sub...
