Pearl Scripting...urgent Help

[Uchiha]

Urgent ga help kavali ...chinna code undi....copy reports from one folder to another folder.. na technology kadu but ma danlo oka script kavali and adi pearl ....

 

Please pm cheyandi evriki ayina telsithe... code rasanu kani ekado tanthundi... please help

[k2s]

?

[sampangi]

help

[mettastar]

http://alvinalexander.com/blog/post/perl/how-move-rename-file-perl

[Silent_Boy]

Perl Scripting anukunta...

[puli_keka]

Pearl endhi saami .. :3D_Smiles:  :3D_Smiles:

 

anyways LTT

[Spartan]

PERL....adi nerchuko first...

[k2s]

PERL....adi nerchuko first...

:3D_Smiles:

[Spartan]

:3D_Smiles:

 

provide the script man..

[k2s]

provide the script man..

#!/usr/bin/env perl

[Spartan]

#!/usr/bin/env perl

 

mari migitadi..

[Maximus]

PERL....adi nerchuko first...

 

 

provide the script man..

Uchicha...tesion lo vesadu ani anukundammanna..asalu sync avatam ledu..title..

[puli_keka]

#!/usr/bin/env perl

 

using System;

using System.IO;

using System.Collections.Generic;

 

namespace Scoorge 

{

....

 

[Spartan]

Uchicha...tesion lo vesadu ani anukundammanna..asalu sync avatam ledu..title..

 

a name kuda sync avvatledu.. 

[k2s]

mari migitadi..

use strict;
use warnings;

my @aRegexTests
=( ["a\n", '^a

which outputs

string=<a\n>
no modifier: regex=/^a$/
match => $ matches boundary, maybe more?
s modifier (single line mode): regex=/^a$/s
match => $ matches boundary, maybe more?
m modifier (multi line mode): regex=/^a$/m
match => $ matches boundary, maybe more?
string=<a\n>
no modifier: regex=/^a$\n/
match => $ matches only boundary, \n matches newline
s modifier (single line mode): regex=/^a$\n/s
match => $ matches only boundary, \n matches newline
m modifier (multi line mode): regex=/^a$\n/m
match => $ matches only boundary, \n matches newline
string=<a\n>
no modifier: regex=/^a$\z/
no match => $ matches only boundary, \z fails because of newline?
s modifier (single line mode): regex=/^a$\z/s
no match => $ matches only boundary, \z fails because of newline?
m modifier (multi line mode): regex=/^a$\z/m
no match => $ matches only boundary, \z fails because of newline?
string=<a\n\n>
no modifier: regex=/^a$/
no match => $ matches only boundary, \n matches first newline
s modifier (single line mode): regex=/^a$/s
no match => $ matches only boundary, \n matches first newline
m modifier (multi line mode): regex=/^a$/m
match => $ matches only boundary, \n matches first newline
string=<a\n\n>
no modifier: regex=/^a$\n/
no match => $ matches only boundary, \n matches first newline
s modifier (single line mode): regex=/^a$\n/s
no match => $ matches only boundary, \n matches first newline
m modifier (multi line mode): regex=/^a$\n/m
match => $ matches only boundary, \n matches first newline

, '$ matches boundary, maybe more?']
, ["a\n", '^a$\n'
, '$ matches only boundary, \n matches newline' ]
, ["a\n", '^a$\z'
, '$ matches only boundary, \z fails because of newline?' ]

, ["a\n\n", '^a

which outputs

string=<a\n> no modifier: regex=/^a$/ match => $ matches boundary, maybe more? s modifier (single line mode): regex=/^a$/s match => $ matches boundary, maybe more? m modifier (multi line mode): regex=/^a$/m match => $ matches boundary, maybe more? string=<a\n> no modifier: regex=/^a$\n/ match => $ matches only boundary, \n matches newline s modifier (single line mode): regex=/^a$\n/s match => $ matches only boundary, \n matches newline m modifier (multi line mode): regex=/^a$\n/m match => $ matches only boundary, \n matches newline string=<a\n> no modifier: regex=/^a$\z/ no match => $ matches only boundary, \z fails because of newline? s modifier (single line mode): regex=/^a$\z/s no match => $ matches only boundary, \z fails because of newline? m modifier (multi line mode): regex=/^a$\z/m no match => $ matches only boundary, \z fails because of newline? string=<a\n\n> no modifier: regex=/^a$/ no match => $ matches only boundary, \n matches first newline s modifier (single line mode): regex=/^a$/s no match => $ matches only boundary, \n matches first newline m modifier (multi line mode): regex=/^a$/m match => $ matches only boundary, \n matches first newline string=<a\n\n> no modifier: regex=/^a$\n/ no match => $ matches only boundary, \n matches first newline s modifier (single line mode): regex=/^a$\n/s no match => $ matches only boundary, \n matches first newline m modifier (multi line mode): regex=/^a$\n/m match => $ matches only boundary, \n matches first newline

, '$ matches only boundary, \n matches first newline' ]
, ["a\n\n", '^a$\n'
, '$ matches only boundary, \n matches first newline?' ]
);

foreach (@aRegexTests) {
my ($sString, $sRegex, $sComment) = @$_;
my $sMatch = ($sString =~ /$sRegex/) ? "match" : "no match";
my $sPrint = $sString;
$sPrint =~ s/\n/\\n/g;

print "string=<$sPrint>\n";
print " no modifier: "
. "regex=/$sRegex/\n $sMatch => $sComment\n";

$sMatch = ($sString =~ /$sRegex/s) ? "match" : "no match";
print " s modifier (single line mode): "
."regex=/$sRegex/s\n $sMatch => $sComment\n";

$sMatch = ($sString =~ /$sRegex/m) ? "match" : "no match";
print " m modifier (multi line mode): "
."regex=/$sRegex/m\n $sMatch => $sComment\n";
}

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which outputs

string=<a\n> no modifier: regex=/^a$/ match => $ matches boundary, maybe more? s modifier (single line mode): regex=/^a$/s match => $ matches boundary, maybe more? m modifier (multi line mode): regex=/^a$/m match => $ matches boundary, maybe more? string=<a\n> no modifier: regex=/^a$\n/ match => $ matches only boundary, \n matches newline s modifier (single line mode): regex=/^a$\n/s match => $ matches only boundary, \n matches newline m modifier (multi line mode): regex=/^a$\n/m match => $ matches only boundary, \n matches newline string=<a\n> no modifier: regex=/^a$\z/ no match => $ matches only boundary, \z fails because of newline? s modifier (single line mode): regex=/^a$\z/s no match => $ matches only boundary, \z fails because of newline? m modifier (multi line mode): regex=/^a$\z/m no match => $ matches only boundary, \z fails because of newline? string=<a\n\n> no modifier: regex=/^a$/ no match => $ matches only boundary, \n matches first newline s modifier (single line mode): regex=/^a$/s no match => $ matches only boundary, \n matches first newline m modifier (multi line mode): regex=/^a$/m match => $ matches only boundary, \n matches first newline string=<a\n\n> no modifier: regex=/^a$\n/ no match => $ matches only boundary, \n matches first newline s modifier (single line mode): regex=/^a$\n/s no match => $ matches only boundary, \n matches first newline m modifier (multi line mode): regex=/^a$\n/m match => $ matches only boundary, \n matches first newline