happy all days

"Woman was created from the rib of man: Not from his head to be thought of only, nor from his hand to be owned, nor from his foot to be beneath, but from under his arm to be protected, from his side to be equal, and from his heart to be loved.."  Author Unknown

  Professional ;p

Zhi ni zhe wo ye...

The first time try to access space from BB...

Life goes well without Internet (litmited access)
Simple, healthy, and relax=)

after one week off, i came back at work again

haha, jiani jump up successfully=D

Will's last day today, always feel sad about the farewell stuff....
 
His farewell letter, not even titled as farewell rather than Will's contact info....

Hi all, I just wanted to leave you guys with some contact info before I left. You can reach me by email at XXX@gmail.com, and my phone number is (508) ***-8229. I had a great time here over the last year, and look forward to keeping in touch with all of you. Thanks for the good times and best of luck in the future.

 

Regards,

Will

He is a nice and shy guy. Anyway, congratulations for his graduation and best wishes for a successful future

And share us his graduation traveling to Europe...

la la la..... 涨工资la

Write it down before forgetting....

Tons of different modules from CPAN will be used in the programs to implement various functions and make it easy to go, just like import libs or std packages

Rather than just importing, we still need to install them ahead of time:
       perl -MCPAN -e -shell
       install Module Name
For here, just need to follow the direction......

However, i met several different categories of errors occurred here:
#1, C compiler is definitely needed... So, if you are using cygwin, please make sure including Devel package (or at least c, gcc, etc.) while running cygwin installation setup.

#2, under some situation, auto installation doesnot work!!! maybe caused by inconsistent path or folder name...
    kind of easy to clean it up: just Manually install it!
    change path to .cpan , and tar the failed module file
    change path into it, run commend: perl Makefile.pl
                                                       make
                                                       make test
                                                       make install
    here we are! if you got make commend not found, you gotta go back to #1.... lol, infinite loop..... well, there are some times cygwin cannot be installed propried, type gcc -v to see if it is successful or not.

#3, for other errors, change the source code based on the error message.... i did it for letting the test passed, e.g. i changed the server url, cause my machine is under our enterprise domain. localhost:9000 doesnt work for me.

This is my brief summary, hope it is helpful

   

I decided to use Perl for parsing a HTML file into several different plain txts after comparing the file operation in Java and Perl.

I still remember the pain when i was assigned to write a html parser without using any API....

Fortunately, I can solve this problem this time quite easily:)

use HTML::Parse;
use HTML::FormatText:

$plain = HTML::FormatText->new->format(parse_html($line));

Here we go..............

Further more, about mandatory option, need to use Carp and Getopt::Long
wrote one sub which works well:
sub required_option{
 my ($o,$v)=@_;
croak "Option -$o is mandatory" unless $v;
}
tip for here: dont initialize $v.... i did that, spent a several mins figure it out...

have a great long weekend

Perl's extremely flexible syntax makes it easy to write code that is harder to read and maintain than it could be...

I read a tool written in Perl and enhanced it lately.

I did a prefect job on it, however, gotta say, the beginning was painful....

For me, i just had quite limited knowledge about Perl at that time. What I knew about it is from a book called Perl in 21 days' first 5 chapters....

I referenced Perl 5 on Safari for the simple syntax, and got a useful article on line talking about the minimum about writing serious perl program....

It helped me a lot! URL: http://www.netalive.org/tinkering/serious-perl/

Essential resources: Perl Design Patterns & CPAN offical website

 

 

Sweetie....

  

 

 

 

Nerdy read "Talk nerdy to me", then gave me a big hug

Professor commented on my presentation grading sheet "Cute Hello Kitty Shirt :)"

A never talked guy in the company asked me if i have a Prius because there are Hello Kitty pillows in it... while, i do have a pillow in my car but it's Mashiomaro..

hahaha