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1999/6/25 [Computer/SW/Languages/Perl, Computer/SW/Languages/Misc, Computer/SW/Unix] UID:16018 Activity:high |
6/25 Using perls LWP it's trivial to 'download' html file and parse it, but what if I want to download something like a *.gif file where I dont want to capture standardout like with HTML. In other words I just want the file. Any pointers? \_ getright. http://www.getright.com \_ hint: the gif files on a web page have unique urls. good luck. \_ more specifically I was looking for the right functions of LPW to download as an object. \_ Jeez. why use a crane to pick up a bowling ball? you can use "wget" or other executables compiled for "Get this http file". Or if you insist doing it in perl, then just use the http get routines. Or open up the socket, send "GET /file HTTP 1.0", and ignore everything until the first empty line. |
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