Prasanna,

Welcome to Perl Monks. Your first few posts here have been a little chaotic, and have been voted down.

I strongly recommend you 'lurk' on this site for a while and get a feel for what's suitable and what isn't. For example (as you can see in your original post), posting links to copyrighted material is not OK. Posting links without some kind of back story is not really useful -- it's more of a non sequitur, as in "What question was that answering?"

Here's my feedback:

Good luck.

Alex / talexb / Toronto

"Groklaw is the open-source mentality applied to legal research" ~ Linus Torvalds


In reply to Re: I think this will help Novice perl peoples by talexb
in thread Reaped: I think this will help Novice perl peoples by NodeReaper

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