Howdy Pav, welcome to the Monastery! Unfortunately, your question's a bit too general to answer. What exactly do you want to do? What have you tried? What isn't working? And how much will you pay us per hour for writing your code for you? :)

Here's some tips and links on how to ask questions effectively (taken from my homenode):

• How to ask questions:

  1. Read the instructions ("Asking questions effectively", "Formatting your write-up" etc., below).
  2. Read the documentation.
  3. Show effort. Write some code; at the very least, try. Help is free; doing your job for you is not.
  4. Show us your code.
  5. Describe failures, expected results, and actual results.
  6. If applicable, show us verbatim (!) error messages/warnings.
  7. If applicable, give us some sample data.
  8. Give us the larger picture: tell us what you want to achieve, not just how you decided to go about achieving it. There may be better ways of doing it that you haven't contemplated.

• Asking questions effectively:

  • On asking for help
  • How do I post a question effectively?
  • How do I compose an effective node title?
  • I know what I mean. Why don't you?
  • How (Not) To Ask A Question
  • Clean your room
  • XY Problem
  • How to RTFM
  • The SSCCE: Short, Self Contained, Correct (Compilable) Example
  • A few guidelines for good code, from Laurent_R: Re: text files are printed after the end of second module
  • Where should I post X? / PerlMonks Sections

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