This is the part of the script i use;

my $filename = $query->param("photo");
my $deletefile="$filename";
unlink ($deletefile);

I have use File::Basename; set.

When I try to empty an array by writting

@array=(1-2-3-4-5-6-7);
@array=[]; print "@array\n";

The out is"
ARRAY(0x526350)

What does it mean? I know that when you empty an array I have to write @array=(); But what does the above thing mean?
I appreciate rav s answer- but why are you bringing "C" here. I told its "Perl".
Rina s ans is of no use here- since I already told that I know that.
Acid is not so confident...
Any more answers?

I want to write a script that will go and grab data from a website. Specifically- the weatherunderground site. I need it to be able to grab a date from a list- go to weatherunderground- and pull up a comma delimited file and save it to a directory.

I m not sure how to go about doing this. My computer will compile python and perl- but I only program in IDL (similar to FORTRAN). If I could get perl/python to do this one task- I can put it in an IDL program that will read in the data for me. I know this is possible- but I don t know how to go about doing it. Here s the site.

http://www.wunderground.com/history/index.html

Do I pass this site to the script and somehow tell it what to enter- or do I pass it the full address of the file (just the dates change in the address)? How do I get it to go grab the data and save it for me?

The model. and its not pro model! They are black/blue/white with a fade. http://youtube.com/watch?v=7SK9zgINBmY&feature=related

good look at 45 seconds
Great photos of the shoe http://photostore.nba.com/perl/gal?gallery_id=20377&process=gallery&provider_id=202&ptp_photo_id=nba%3A4454716&sequencenum=&page= and
The best photo http://pictopia.com/perl/get_image?provider_id=202&size=550x550_mb&ptp_photo_id=4281429

My setup is;
Apache -Mysql and activeperl.

I want to move (not copy) images from one folder to another.

The current script i tried using COPIED the image; and the image in the new folder had 0 bytes!