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November 6th, 2000, 02:58 PM
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Is there a difference between "chomp($i)" and
"chomp $i"? If not, why have 2 versions of exact same function? Thanks,
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November 7th, 2000, 01:08 AM
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hai,
i want to write a general PERl Program that will connect to MySQL and Bring All those Results in a Web Inteface ... These Are the Following Steps-- 1.This will Connect to DB -- 2.GET ALL the Tables& Show it in the Browser 3.Ask User to SELECT the Table. 4.LIST the Content of the table after Navigation ... I Wrote a Simple Version of the Program ... Is there Any Examples Like this Available in This Manner So that I can Compare ? This includes 1.Full of Web Interfaced ... 2.Adminster Can Add , Delete and Insert the Record on The FLY. Any Improvements is Greatly Appreciated ... I am Going to post This Program After Completion in DevSHED .. Where I have to contact ? vijay
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November 7th, 2000, 01:18 AM
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SO SORRY !
I AM SO SORRY FOR MIS-PHASTING...the previous one. Chomp($i) and chomp $i are SAME ... I thing it is PERL's one of GREAT FLEXIBLITY to manuever C Programmers.. and BASIC Programmers ... DOS Command Equivalent... UNIX Command Equivalent .. C++ and JAVA Jargon ... PHP and Python Equivalent .. it is a Kind of FLEXIBLITY of the Language.. vijay
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