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  • How can I generate images of basic figures with Perl?

    - by jonny
    I am using jalava library as a diagram drawing tool. It displays figures as images in order to maintain compatibility with majority of browsers. When diagram block is being resized a request is being made and new gif image is generated and send to browser. What I need is generating image of basic blocks, like rounded rectangle, circle, diamond with specified parameters (height, width and color). I want to do all server-side; my server part is written on Perl.

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  • Can I pull the next element from within a Perl foreach loop?

    - by Thilo
    Can I do something like the following in Perl? foreach (@tokens) { if (/foo/){ # simple case, I can act on the current token alone # do something next; } if (/bar/) { # now I need the next token, too # I want to read/consume it, advancing the iterator, so that # the next loop iteration will not also see it my $nextToken = ..... # do something next; } }

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  • How can I extract parts of this filename in Perl?

    - by devtech
    In my Excel sheet with column Changeset I am getting the changeset like: C:\ccviews\hgdasdff-9302\dfcsz\ahgrt\kjhssl\ASGHLS@@\main\ajsdkljlat\hahdasdhfk\1\test.txt\sub\hsdaklfl\3 I need to use split function in a Perl script so that there will be two ouput (input as the above string) the part before @@ (e.g-here C:\ccviews\hgdasdff-9302\dfcsz\ahgrt\kjhssl\ASGHLS) the last character of the string (e.g-here 3)

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  • How can I get the name of the current subroutine in Perl?

    - by kiruthika
    In Perl we can get the name of the current package and current line number Using the predefined variables like __PACKAGE__ and __LINE__. Like this I want to get the name of the current subroutine: use strict; use warnings; print __PACKAGE__; sub test() { print __LINE__; } &test(); In the above code I want to get the name of the subroutine inside the function test.

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  • Why does my Perl regular expression only find the last occurrence?

    - by scharan
    I have the following input to a Perl script and I wish to get the first occurrence of NAME="..." strings in each of the <table>...</table> structures. The entire file is read into a single string and the regex acts on that input. However, the regex always returns the last occurrence of NAME="..." strings. Can anyone explain what is going on and how this can be fixed? Input file: ADSDF <TABLE> NAME="ORDERSAA" line1 line2 NAME="ORDERSA" line3 NAME="ORDERSAB" </TABLE> <TABLE> line1 line2 NAME="ORDERSB" line3 </TABLE> <TABLE> line1 line2 NAME="ORDERSC" line3 </TABLE> <TABLE> line1 line2 NAME="ORDERSD" line3 line3 line3 </TABLE> <TABLE> line1 line2 NAME="QUOTES2" line3 NAME="QUOTES3" NAME="QUOTES4" line3 NAME="QUOTES5" line3 </TABLE> <TABLE> line1 line2 NAME="QUOTES6" NAME="QUOTES7" NAME="QUOTES8" NAME="QUOTES9" line3 line3 </TABLE> <TABLE> NAME="MyName IsKhan" </TABLE> Perl Code starts here: use warnings; use strict; my $nameRegExp = '(<table>((NAME="(.+)")|(.*|\n))*</table>)'; sub extractNames($$){ my ($ifh, $ofh) = @_; my $fullFile; read ($ifh, $fullFile, 1024);#Hardcoded to read just 1024 bytes. while( $fullFile =~ m#$nameRegExp#gi){ print "found: ".$4."\n"; } } sub main(){ if( ($#ARGV + 1 )!= 1){ die("Usage: extractNames infile\n"); } my $infileName = $ARGV[0]; my $outfileName = $ARGV[1]; open my $inFile, "<$infileName" or die("Could not open log file $infileName"); my $outFile; #open my $outFile, ">$outfileName" or die("Could not open log file $outfileName"); extractNames( $inFile, $outFile ); close( $inFile ); #close( $outFile ); } #call main();

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  • How can I manually interpolate string escapes in a Perl string?

    - by Ryan Thompson
    In perl suppose I have a string like 'hello\tworld\n', and what I want is: 'hello world ' That is, "hello", then a literal tab character, then "world", then a literal newline. Or equivalently, "hello\tworld\n" (note the double quotes). In other words, is there a function for taking a string with escape sequences and returning an equivalent string with all the escape sequences interpolated?

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  • How to execute a page's javascript function in perl?

    - by Andrei dela Cruz
    I am trying to extract data from a website using PERL. Below is the description of the site: site displays data dependent on a date a calendar is displayed that is used to change the date upon clicking the dates in the calendar, it calls a javascript function that passes in the date and refreshes the part of the page that displays the data My question is, how do I execute that JS function so that I could loop through the dates that I need data from? Thanks in Advance

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