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Höhe: 229 mm
Breite: 179 mm
Dicke: 12 mm
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978-0-201-76436-9 (9780201764369)
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Schweitzer Klassifikation
1. Introduction.
Scope of Book.
What is CGI?
What is Perl?
Getting Started.
2. Starting Your First Script.
Creating Your First Perl Scripts.
Getting Your Scripts Going.
3. Some Programming and Perl Basics.
Generating HTML from Perl.
Numerical Variables.
String Variables.
Mathematical Operations.
Conditional Tests.
Simple Sub-Routines.
4. The Perl/Web Interface.
Non-form ways to start CGI.
Getting HTML input from forms.
5. Some Advanced Perl Statements.
Looping.
Advanced Sub-Routine Usage.
6. Storing Data in Arrays.
What is an Array?
Manipulating Data in Arrays.
Hashes.
7. Using Perl to Work with Patterns.
Why Pattern Matching is Important.
Splitting Elements.
Pattern Matching.
File I/O.
8. Using Multiple Page Forms that Share Data.
Sharing Information Between Screens.
Saving (and Accessing) Data On Site Visitor's PC.
Appendix A. Using FTP to Copy data to a server.
Appnedix B. Using Telnet to login.
Appendix C. Generating form elements without CGI.pm.
