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Comments:
<0> if I wanted to use a .pm in the same dir as my app?
<0> how would the use statement look
<1> Same as usual
<0> well
<0> wouldnt it try to go to the perl libs and then say not found?
<1> the current dir gets pushed to array @INC, which is the dir perl looks for modules
<0> oh
<1> s/is the dir/are the dirs/
<0> nice
<0> thanks
<1> np
<1> as long as you don't name your module the same as another alredy existant in the @INC you should have no problem.
<0> nice
<2> Are you sure? I was fairly certain that you have to put modules in the libs
<1> Have you tried it?
<1> ****
<1> probably realized he made a stupid comment
<3> Hi guys, anyone know how i can get system calls into a variable without printing them on the spot!
<0> qx{}
<0> my $var = qx{whois slid3r.com}
<3> cool
<3> thanks yo
<3> :P
<3> i did qx[] but it still works
<3> is there a difference?
<0> nah
<0> perl lets us use severa delimeters
<0> you coulda used % ..... %
<0> lol
<0> I think anyway
<0> im not the best perl guy you ever met
<3> i just started today :D
<3> it looks so much simpler
<3> then alot of other lagnuages
<0> well
<0> not as simple as php
<0> but
<0> yah
<0> snot too bad
<3> well
<3> ive doen php
<3> and it seems 100x easier
<3> thanks for tyhe help ude
<3> gtg now
<3> alter
<0> how can I make @files_found = <./dummyFiles/*>; also get subdirectories and their files?
<0> any one alive?
<1> write a recursive function
<3> Is there a way to return from, for example, @array[10] and on?
<4> Lookup splice
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