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2388 - `Of Course` is back!
When we started running Perl and Java courses on our own account, we launched the "Of Course" newsletter - a printed piece that rose from 12 to 24 pages in six years, at two editions per year. The latter printed editions were also available for .pdf download as overseas postage costs rose ... and i ....

2387 - to Clifton Down and Avonmouth
The pictures I took today are more "record pictures" than ones of any artistic merit or prettiness - we took the day out, and headed for Avonmouth because, like Everest, it's there. I didn't much know what to expect, and the threatening mills that tower above the skyline were dulled for the photogr ....

2386 - Computing under the influence of alcohol
If you're a forum moderator, or (as I do) have an enquiry page, you may have noticed how the tone / approach of your members varies at some times of day. Occasionally, it's that the messages are terse in the morning and late afternoon, but longer at other times of day - that's explained by the use ....

2385 - Reading all our recent news from a single source
1. We've stickied a recent news article on the from page of our site for a while, using the some ewhat mild (some would say inane) text "Recent Article". It's all been good stuff there - upcoming schedules, special deals for delegates, information about how our product really is different and how w ....

2384 - Looking ahead to the Autumn season of training and accommodation
This Autumn, we're running our regular public training courses at Well House Manor - courses in Perl, PHP, Python, Lua, Ruby, C, C++, Tcl, MySQL, Tomcat and Linux [schedule - link]. We still have a maximum group size of eight delegates, we still use our own notes - it's a tried and tested formula t ....

2383 - Lua Regular Expressions
OK - don't believe the headline - Lua doesn't support "Regular expressions" but it does have pattern matching. Why? Because Lua is designed to have a small footprint, and a conventional Regular Expression library would be 'bloat' - the pattern matching that's provided looks similar, and offers 80 ....

2382 - Giving up on user input - keyboard timeout in Perl
There's an old piece of code that I've used to demontstrate how (in Perl) you can prompt for a user input ... but then time out the input on an alarm signal if the user doesn't enter data within a certain time. The code's [here] if you want to have a look. But let me warn you ... it's one of thos ....

2381 - Checking the database connection manually
For an initial database connectivity test from my own code, I use the mysql client program and 'check out' the commands manually through that. Noting all the parameters, I then check through a piece of code in my target language ... in this brief example from Wednesday, it was Perl: use DBI;   ....

2380 - Object Oriented programming - a practical design example
Object Oriented coding makes enormous sense when you're looking at a medium sized or larger application - but it's a complete change of thought process for the traditional structured programmer. We ran an Object Oriented Programming in PHP course today, and the course concluded with me taking some ....

2379 - Making variables persistant, pretending a database is a variable and other Perl tricks
Have a look at this Perl program: use fyle; tie $counter,"fyle";   $counter = $counter + 1; print ("This is access no. $counter\n"); Apart from the rather curious module loaded at the top, this seems to take an undefined variable, set it to one, and print it out. What a - err - pointless (! ....

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