What kind of stuff are you looking in a password manager? Does it need to be .htaccess, or a MySQL database one?
>>>Also, is PHP easier to learn than perl? <<<
It depends on what you want to do really. In Perl, its a lot easier to do stuff with regexes ... i.e;
my $var1 = $1;
my $var2 = $2;
my $var3 = $3;
.. but in PHP, I have yet to work out how to do this
I'm just using this as an example, as its very practical.
However, in Perl, to get rid of leading/trailing spaces, you have to do;
$var =~ s/\s$//g;
... whilst in PHP, you could use;
If possible, learn both languages.. they both have their ups, and also their downs :p
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>>>Also, is PHP easier to learn than perl? <<<
It depends on what you want to do really. In Perl, its a lot easier to do stuff with regexes ... i.e;
Code:
$var =~ m,(.+?)/(.+?)/(.+?),; my $var1 = $1;
my $var2 = $2;
my $var3 = $3;
.. but in PHP, I have yet to work out how to do this
I'm just using this as an example, as its very practical. However, in Perl, to get rid of leading/trailing spaces, you have to do;
Code:
$var =~ s/^\s//g; $var =~ s/\s$//g;
... whilst in PHP, you could use;
Code:
$var = trim($var);If possible, learn both languages.. they both have their ups, and also their downs :p
Cheers
Andy (mod)
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