re: [MacPerl-WebCGI] A v B = ?

>[email protected] wrote:
>>So, where is it that you're running the code and receiving those errors?
>on my mac under MacPerl
>
>As to issue of the script running on your mac, but not on the server 
>as a CGI :
>this may not be due to the '-w' switch a such, but if you insist on not
>using it you'll find people will be reluctant to help you, (see below)

Robin:

I'm not refusing to use the -w option nor have I said that I refuse 
to do so. Apparently, I have not been clear as to the problems I 
experienced and my inquiries regarding as to its use -- for that I 
apologize.

As for reading FAQ's -- I read everything I can and all referenced 
me. The reference you provided is one that I was not aware, but shall 
use. I do find that there is a vast amount of information on Perl and 
as such, I am simply overwhelmed by its shear volume. I am probably 
like many others in that not everything I read is immediately 
comprehended - sometimes the elusive nature of the syntax evades my 
immediate acknowledgement. Furthermore, I have found errors in some 
reference material which has lead me astray and it takes a while to 
sort things out.

Granted, I have purpose and have probably leaped past some of the 
introductory aspects of the language in an attempt to fulfill my 
goal. But from my perspective, it's hard to sort out what is actually 
introductory and what is not -- considering the shear volume of the 
reference material. So, I am sure there remains a significant amount 
of introductory material for me to consider -- that in itself is a 
problem. But, I have not intentionally taken advantage of other's 
time beyond what I would consider to be unreasonable. I am simply 
trying to understand and thought that this list was a forum to assist 
me. To me, the questions I post are not trivial -- but apparently, I 
am alone in that view. It's almost humorous in that some things are 
so obvious to some, but not others.

In any event, I consider myself forewarned. You have been very 
helpful, gracious and polite in pointing out my failing to read the 
relevant references. In the future I shall make very effort to 
research all sources of information available to me before posting 
another question to this list.

I thank you for your time and guidance.

tedd
-- 
http://sperling.com/