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YAPC 2010 (6 Replies)
Rich Bowen — 127712390721 Jun 2010*
It seems that YAPC 2010 will be in Columbus. Any of you folks considering going?...
ping (10 Replies)
Rich Bowen — 125604619220 Oct 2009*
As far as I can tell, LPM has been dormant for roughly 8 years now. Is anybody still out there? By the ever-changing tides of fate, I'm a Perl pro...
muppet — 125496233908 Oct 2009
Given the recent rash of activity on this list, i thought this might be useful (via planet perl): http://szabgab.com/blog/2009/09/1254290019.ht......
David Hempy — 125451186802 Oct 2009
I'm still around and kicking, and coding perl full-time until January. I miss it, and grab any excuse to dust off my sweet perl skills. Truly amaz...
David Hempy — 118920253407 Sep 2007
Sorry for the spam...this is the only email you'll get from me about this. Kentucky Educational Television (KET) is looking for a Windows sysadmin...
Gerard Lim — 111898398017 Jun 2005
Here's a last reminder about Yet Another Perl Conference, North America (YAPC::NA 2005) http://yapc.org/America In case anyone out there has been ...
Gerard Lim — 111578154011 May 2005
Hi everyone... There have been some recent developments on the YAPC::NA front, and it has been suggested to us that a reminder might be helpful to som...
Gerard Lim — 111312590410 Apr 2005
Yet Another YAPC::NA 2005 Conference Reminder...
glim — 111123517719 Mar 2005
--> Yet Another Perl Conference, North America, 2005 Registration now open. Conference dates: Monday - Wednesday 27 - 29 June 2005 Location: 89 Che...
Exporting Crypt::CBC module (1 Reply)
David Hempy — 111087284615 Mar 2005*
Okay...here's a politigeek question... I just installed the Crypt::CBC perl module on my laptop. It seems to encrypt and decrypt data using one of...
JAPH? (1 Reply)
muppet — 110999724305 Mar 2005*
was on man 'o war today behind somebody with a license plate that read simply "JAPH". might it have been one of you?...
Printing from perl? (5 Replies)
David Hempy — 110715752931 Jan 2005*
I'm a bit embarassed that I don't know how to do this, and a bit surprised this is the first time I've needed to. I need to print a shippi...
glim — 110659131824 Jan 2005
YAPC::NA 2005 (Yet Another Perl Conference, North America) has just released its call-for-papers; potential and aspiring speakers can submit a present...
Wm Buckley — 109240808013 Aug 2004
<html><body><A href="http://wallboard.greatmedsupply.biz/?man=x56"><IMG alt="" src="http://ravish.justch...
LPM: January meeting (1 Reply)
Rich Bowen — 109166438905 Aug 2004*
Anyone want to talk about something at the next PM meeting? We've mentioned a number of times that it would be nice to have a list of subjects tha...
LPM: Encryption Question (7 Replies)
Janine Ladick — 109166438905 Aug 2004*
Does anyone know of a way to disguise a number so that it can be easily (as in, by eye) undisguised? Here's the scenario: My client assigns member...
LPM: regexp question (1 Reply)
llang — 109166438905 Aug 2004*
Could potentially take a VERY long time. What if $sent is the complete works of Shakespeare? Better to unshift for (1..5), I would think. Or join @s[0...
LPM: regexp question (1 Reply)
llang — 109166438905 Aug 2004*
The following works for what you're trying to do, but it assumes (maybe wrongly) that the words in your sentence are only separated by single spac...
Rich Bowen — 109166438905 Aug 2004
By the way, I've been playing with MakeMaker today and last night. I've discovered that it is also a really handy way to build distributions o...
llang — 109166438905 Aug 2004
I tend to stick with absolute file references for just about everything. Use one or more variables to store the path and you only have to change it/th...