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I'm me but I'm not me...
on Apr 22, 2009 at 20:16
0 direct replies by Minok
    So I didn't follow rule #1 and needed to add to my post, only to discover there was no handle by which to do that.

    The post (http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=759438) is made by Minok (me), but its just presented as posted by Minok, and I cannot edit it (as if Minok is not me).

    Q&A > arrays > How do I completely remove an element from an array? contributed by Minok

    I then proceeded to reply to my own post to add what I wanted to add and see that that post (http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=759447) is indeed recognized as 'me':

    Re: Answer: How do I completely remove an element from an array?
    by you!!!

    So I'm not sure what happened.. if this is a system issue or me not understanding the interface.


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hash by reference Issue of getting same sequence issue
on Oct 08, 2008 at 07:31
1 direct reply by tilak_sai
    sub Msg { my $line = shift; my ($pf,$fixFields) = split(/received:|Sent:/, $line); my %fixMsg; %fixMsg = split(/,=/, $fixFields); @fixMsg{('_time_', '_mi_', '_fixsession_')} = (split(/\|/, $pf))2,3,5; return \%fixMsg; } open file,"abc.txt" while(<file>){ $msg=pfUtils::Msg($_); foreach my $key (%{$msg}) { if (!($key eq _mi_|$key eq _fixsession_|$key eq _time_|$msg->{$key} eq '')) { printf "\n\t%20s (%3d) = %s ", $code,$key,$value; } } } close file; "abc.txt" File contains informationa as below ^|server |13:20:52.423762|pht0211j-hello|DebugLow|NAQ|PXXXX thread started. Thread ID=-1349444688.|<> ^|Server |13:20:52.425505|pht0211j-hello|DebugLow|Sian01|Sian01 Sent: 8=FIX.4.2,9=65,35=A,34=1,49=FBCO20,56=CMS,52=20080111-18:20:52,43=N,98=0,108=60,10=133|<> ^|Server |13:20:52.425602|pht0211j-hello|InfoGeneral|Sian01|SiacConn001 Logon : 8=FIX.4.2,9=65,35=A,34=1,49=FBCO20,56=CMS,52=20080111-18:20:52, 43=N,98=0,108=60,10=133|<> ^|server |13:20:52.647996|pht0211j-hello|InfoGeneral|abc|Starting ABC link: Abxxx|<>

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Node 588055 is a duplicate
on Dec 06, 2006 at 03:46
0 direct replies by MaxKlokan

    DONE. 2006-12-06 - The ER Hobbit

    Dear editors,

    node 588055 is a duplicate of my node 588056 For some reasone it shows up as from anonymous monk (the browser was hanging and I stopped it and resubmitted it). Would you please delete it?

    Thank you


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http::recorder problem with javascript?
on Mar 30, 2006 at 21:23
0 direct replies by roytech88

    MISPLACED POST.
    roytech88 LATER RE-POSTED IN A BETTER PLACE. 2006-03-30
    - The ER Hobbit

    how come that some other website's log-in information would no t be recorded in the HTTP::Recorder Control Panel? like mail.yahoo.com..and some other website's links would not be recorded like..https:/www.math.gatech.edu/ do i need to modify the recorder.pl? thanks

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Link new Tutorial, please
on Sep 18, 2005 at 18:57
0 direct replies by planetscape

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Place link to new tutorial on Tutorials page, please
on Sep 11, 2005 at 00:34
0 direct replies by planetscape

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Smite me, oh Lords!
on Aug 25, 2005 at 21:15
0 direct replies by Yanick

    A long time ago, I created a monastic avatar, and his name was `/anick. And this was good. But it was also a long time ago. So long ago that not only I forgot the associated password, but I had time to change provider a few times, making simple password retrievery an impossibility.

    So, could one of the Powers That Are please smite my incarnation sitting at http://www.perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=225879 so that, alike the Phoenux, I can be reborn of its toasty ashes?


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Please add link to Tutorials
on Jul 30, 2005 at 09:31
1 direct reply by planetscape

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Duplicate of Users SQL password
on Jun 23, 2005 at 10:22
0 direct replies by marto

    RESOLVED BY OTHER JANITORS. 2005-06-23 - The ER Hobbit

    Under node update database question I posted voicing my concerns about the user posting his production sql password. The node which follows mine provides a perl solution but also displays the sql password. I suggest editing the nodes so that this information is not displayed.

    Just my 2c

    Martin

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Free Nodlet trouble
on May 19, 2005 at 12:12
1 direct reply by Anonymous Monk

    CLEVERLY RESOLVED BY ktross USING LWP. 2005-05-19 - The ER Hobbit

    I put some broken javascript code in my free nodlet and now Internet Explorer won't load the web page when I am logged in. This makes it impossible for me to reach my user settings and correct the matter. Could you either turn off my free nodlet or delete the offending code?

    ktross

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