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3099 - Perl - database access - DBD, DBI and DBIx modules
Perl's DBI module provides an excellent link from SQL databases to Perl, and the assorted DBD modules that fit underneath it allow it to operate well for a whole lot of different databases. But they are only excellent as far as they go - for the SQL statements have to be generated in your applicati ....

3098 - Learning Object Orientation in Perl through bananas and perhaps Moose
Perl has the most incredbible range of OO facilities (though at times it's overfeatured and a bit old fashioned / tricky to use). So yesterday I wrote a whole series of examples ... and then went on to explore Moose - a module which adds extra keywords and lets you define your classes in a shorter ....

3097 - Making Perl class definitions more conventional and shorter
Perl 5's object oriented capabilities are excellent - but often a little longwinded, and quite easy to get wrong. Moose sells itself as "postmodern object system for Perl 5 that takes the tedium out of writing object-oriented Perl"; it's available for download from the CPAN under same license as P ....

3096 - Contrast in pictures
I need to learn a bit more about some of the special settings on my camera ... and to re-train myself to think "settings" as I take pictures; at present, I just snap away with either the regular setup, or "available light" which gives me nighttime pictures that would have been regarded as mir ....

3095 - The Christmas Season has arrived
Remember that song - "It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas". Well - in many ways it feels like it's already the Christmas holiday. There's snow on the ground, traffic is quieter, and it's bitterly cold. Phones are quieter (that's largely because we've changed our phone company and our numbe ....

3094 - Setting your user_agent in PHP - telling back servers who you are
If your web page pulls information in from other sites, you'll be turning your web server into a client (browser) to those other sites - and just as your web server can identify the type of browser it's answering via the $_SERVER[HTTP_USER_AGENT] variable, so can the remote server. The default user ....

3093 - How many toilet rolls - hotel inventory and useage
Running Well House Manor, we buy a lot of hotel supplies - ranging from sheets and towels when they are to be replaced, through guest soaps and toilet rolls, salt, sugar and jams which are ordered from time to time, to weekly or twice weekly orders such as fruit and fresh products and ultimately the ....

3092 - wxPython geometry - BoxSizer example
Rather than manually position each of your widgets in a window in wxPython, you can use a Sizer; there are various type of GridSizer that let you define rows and columns of widgets, and there's a BoxSizer which lets you set up either a single row or a single column. Here's a single column example. ....

3091 - How do regular expressions work / Regular Expression diagrams
If you want to help yourself work out what a regular expression means, you can draw a regular expression matching flow chart such as this one. I've taken the regular expression .*@.* - a very basic "it might be an email address" filter - and sketched out how the regular expression engine actually m ....

3090 - Matching to a string - what if it matches in many possible ways?
If you're looking to match and capture part of a string that matches your pattern, you have to be very careful to ensure that you match the correct part of the incoming string. If - for example - I were to ask you what 3 digit numbers the text "I live at 404 and my phone number is 708225" contains, ....

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