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Answered by macnlos : Mar 07 2011 12:57 PM
I played around with this a little more with no success. I would suggest getting on the VIM Mailing list and asking the folks there:
http://www.vim.org/maillist.php#vim
Make sure you clarify that t... full answer >
Answered by DarkFlib : Jan 24 2011 04:46 PM
It really depends what you want to do - right tool for the right job and all that... However, PHP with the release of version 5.3 and shortly version 6 has addressed a lot of the shortcomings that hav... full answer >
Answered by ruoso : Aug 20 2010 12:00 PM
I'll reply just here, but the answer is valid for all the three question.
If you have a XML Schema, XML::Compile will provide a very fast interface (it compiles each XSD parser/writer to a closur... full answer >
Answered by ruoso : Aug 14 2010 10:23 AM
XML::LibXML has a DOM interface, which is very usefull. It is also the base used by XML::Compile, which is, imnsho, the better way to handle well-formed, schema-based XML. full answer >
Answered by jwgaynor : Jun 25 2010 07:11 AM
You need a cgi directory to place your perl programs in and you need to name them as program_name.cgi, example:
http://www.mysite.ne...n/some_cgi_prog
Or inside of a web page, (following all on one... full answer >
Answered by jwgaynor : Jun 25 2010 07:01 AM
You need to declare your variables near the start of your program even though not yet defined. You are using 'strict' which requires that your variables are declared. Global declarations are ... full answer >
Answered by sopan.shewale : Jun 24 2010 11:30 PM
hi - Perl is used at many many places and in many many applications (many times as Glue-tool).
Web Applications use Perl most of the times and thats because of great Module called CGI. Its also used... full answer >