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I have thousands of XML files which I want to merge into one single XML file. In java I can do it in seconds but very new in perl script. Can anybody please suggest How can we do this using perl script? Every suggestion is appreciated. All the XML files have same structure, same encoding. The only thing different is the data b/w the tags.
Parse both docs. I'd use XML::LibXML. Find the node that is to be the parent of the nodes you want to merge in. For each node you want to merge in, insert that node as a child of the previously found parent.
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Does anyone know if there is a cheat sheet available for the acronyms that trigger Live Templates in Rubymine? For example "ifth" plus tab inserts an if-then-else clause.
Or does there exist a config file somewhere that I could print out? Searching haven't gotten me anywhere.
You can find live templates with the description in File | Settings | Live Templates.
There is no printable reference available, however one can try to generate one basing on the XML files that can be found in RUBYMINE\lib\rubymine.jar\liveTemplates.
There is a plug-in generating PDF keymap reference, one can use it as a starting point for a new plug-in that will export PDF for the live templates.
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I would like to write a perl cgi script to receive binary file sent using http put method. The script will read the binary contents of file and store it in a folder.
Can somebody please share the code?
Thanks.
The CGI module can handle that.
my $data = $cgi->param('PUTDATA');
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I have a .xls file stored on the iPhone. I would like to upload this file to a remote web server. Is there a way this can be done? All the questions I have found seem to be concernced with image files, whereas I would like a solution for a generic file type.
Thanks
I'm using AFNetworking for various file types and it works great. ASIHttpRequest has been abandoned by its author.
May I recommend ASIHTTPRequest? Here is some sample code for file upload.
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In my application i was supposed to include/access/bring another application which is installed in iPhone. I don't have the source code for the other application. I googled several references which says that i should include the source file of another application without ticking copy options. but the problem here is i don't have the source file of the application.
If you're hoping to "embed" another application so that it appears to be part of your own then you're going to be out of luck (i.e. this cannot be done) without the source.
If you'd like to launch another application (say facebook) then you can use URL schemes, there's a good reference here: http://wiki.akosma.com/IPhone_URL_Schemes
If you have something else in mind you'll have to rephrase the question as others have already said, it's not entirely clear.
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Closed 12 years ago.
Let's say I have two files.. I want to compare them side-by-side and see what's added... anyone know?
Essentially they are the SAME file.
Beyond Compare
fc(file compare) in DOS?
Use diff on linux/unix or windiff on windows.
DiffMerge from SourceGear is also a nice tool, and it's free.
If you are looking for any *nix based system there is one built in called 'diff' as Raoul mentioned ... there is also 'compare' in the Windows command line which will do essentially the same (but not as thorough) ...
Otherwise you are going to need to be a bit more specific about what you want.