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"D. Stark - EZW" wrote:
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> Well, I'll admit. My C++ skills are lacking. My C skills even worse. Is it
> possible to code a client using perl? Since the server language is ascii, it
> should be, yes?

Hello!

In the cvs tree there is my Perl Metar client (weather info).
It should be self explainin (perl :)

If you need help, mail me

Harald



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> Thanks folks,
> Derek
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• [lcdproc] perl programming a client?, D. Stark - EZW, 02/15/2000
  • [lcdproc] perl programming a client?, Harald Klein, 02/15/2000
  • [lcdproc] perl programming a client?, Flavio Curti, 02/15/2000
    • [lcdproc] perl programming a client?, Harald Klein, 02/15/2000
      • [lcdproc] perl programming a client?, Flavio Curti, 02/15/2000
        • [lcdproc] perl programming a client?, Dirk, 02/16/2000
          • [lcdproc] perl programming a client?, Flavio Curti, 02/16/2000
            • [lcdproc] perl programming a client?, Scott Scriven, 02/16/2000
        • [lcdproc] perl programming a client?, Harald Klein, 02/16/2000

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