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I want to use $#array. But # makes the next words commented. Is it possible to avoid such situation? [CODE] for ($i =0; $i <= $#array; ++$i) [/CODE]

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Hi! You can use the XPath for locators for your testing.... Use Firebug plagin for Firefox. It will help you to detect elements at the page.

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Hi everyone!! Help me please with my script. I'm using Perl Express for scripting in . This is my script: [CODE]use warnings; use strict; open (file,'C:\Documents and Settings\soea\Desktop\Test.docx') || die "Can not open: $!\n"; @file = <file>; for (my $i = 0; $i<=scalar(@file)-1; $i++;) { if ($f[@file] =~ /^Exec.+\n/) { …

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