Data Conversion

What's the maximum hash/array in Perl can hold for keys and values? Thanks.

PSP movie converter for Mac NewDesignWorld (press release), UK - 23 hours ago ... such as batch conversion , setting video brightness, contrast, saturation, video file trim, video crop, and joining multiple files into one file .

PSP movie converter for Mac NewDesignWorld (press release), UK - 9 hours ago ... OS X.

This is an excerpt from the latest version perlfaq4.pod, which comes with the standard Perl distribution. These postings aim to reduce the number of repeated questions as well as allow the community to review and update the answers. The latest version of the complete perlfaq is at [link] .

This is *not* a trivial problem. If you know Perl well, please take a bit of time to look at this. I have the following code in a file Foo.pm package Foo; my @xyzzy = (1,2,3); sub new { my $self = bless {}, shift; $self->ini('xyzzy'); print \@xyzzy, ' ', scalar @xyzzy; print $self->{xyzzy}, ' ', scalar @{$self->{xyzzy}};

Dear all, I'm modifying a system (totally more than 100000-lines for tens of files) written by others and would like to identify which line leads to the following problem. Invalid [] range "l-c" in regex; marked by <-- HERE in m/^3-oxoacyl-[acyl-c <-- HERE arrier protein] reductase fabg1$/ Unfortunately the error message does not tell me which line of which file

I use GD::Image to create figures. Here is an example: [link] For publication purposes we need high resolution pictures. I am seeking expert advice as how can I improve the resolution? Thanks in advance! Zhiliang

Outline Before posting to comp.lang.perl.misc Must - Check the Perl Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) - Check the other standard Perl docs (*.pod) Really Really Should - Lurk for a while before posting - Search a Usenet archive If You Like - Check Other Resources

I'll probably set up several "Repeating symptom" entries - probably because they are easy to talk about, being repetitive and all. I recall a young man quipping - "Does your nose run and your feet smell? Then you're probably built upside down!" Okay, a little kid-humor there to get thinking about something that arises quite a bit - that of organically-grown environments that once-upon-a-time

This is an excerpt from the latest version perlfaq4.pod, which comes with the standard Perl distribution. These postings aim to reduce the number of repeated questions as well as allow the community to review and update the answers. The latest version of the complete perlfaq is at [link] .

My Pet Peeve of the Week is

For some reason Oracle's networking environment is very difficult to understand. I myself was a bit confused when Oracle first introduced this feature. Oracle's networking environment is nothing more than letting some client computer connect to a database host computer—establishing and maintaining a connection through the network using standard protocols. For this to work, the client computer needs

In most cases, I converted utf-16le files into utf-8 encoding. But, I want to handle utf-16le files directly. My first source is "read a line from utf-16le file and write it in utf-16le encoding". It works well. ============================== ============================ use utf8; use Encode; open ($infile, "<:encoding(UTF-16LE):crlf", "unicodefile.dat");

I hope you do realize that 'od -x' does reverse the bytes when used on a little endian system. Just create a file that only contains two letter, e.g. first 'a' and then 'b'. Now look at the file with 'od -x' and you will find (at least if you're on a little endian system) 0000000 6261 i.e. the 'b' seems to come first and only then the 'a'.

With aplogies to Monty Python - And so winter turned to spring and spring to summer, followed closely by fall, and the it was winter again...... or was it spring? The BA and the OLD TIMER had wintered over and now emerged to the smell of spring flowers and the promise of a new day. That's a good one - let's get back to reality: So over the winter the OLD