hello dear buddy,

thx qlot.
running the script - i get such data back


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it does count up - that is great!!

what i want is to force the script to run from 00000 to 10000 - the results should be stored in a csv formatted way...

therfore i did the changes: changed the $max_page_num to the max number and change $page to the starting number. this will only print the data to stdout (console)

now i am trying to modify it... :-) well i have to put it to the CSV-values. usually this can be done with use Text::CSV_XS (where the Class::CSV is based on) a friend also suggested me using Text::CSV which will load up Text::CSV_XS or, Well at the moment all the results will only print the data to stdout (console) im sure that i can modify it... :-) i just installed the Text::CSV_XS took it from here: http://search.cpan.org/~hmbrand/Text-CSV_XS-0.91/CSV_XS.pm
now i try to figure out which attributes i do use

what do you suggest!?

In reply to Re^2: can perl-data-dumper-concise replace data-dumper!? by Perlbeginner1
in thread can perl-data-dumper-concise replace data-dumper!? by Perlbeginner1

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