Moving a File in PERL

        my $fileName = $self->{fileName};

        

        my $sentReceiptDirectory = "test/sentReceipts/";

        my $unsentReceiptDirectory = "test/unsentReceipts/";

        

        my $fileMoveSuccessful = 0;

        

        if ($sendEmailAddressReceipt eq 1)

        {

            

            

            move $fileName, $sentReceiptDirectory;

            

            $fileMoveSuccessful = 1;

            

        }

        elsif($sendEmailAddressReceipt eq 0)

        {

            move $fileName, $unsentReceiptDirectory;

        

            $fileMoveSuccessful = 1;

        }

Hunter x Hunter T-Shirt Ideas

Hisoka's evil ghost face (black with red eyes) in Episode 5

Satotz's alarm clock in Episode 3 (beginning of Hunter Race)

Pigs in Episode 6

Feral Artist T-Shirt

Flying Evil Birds (Episode 8 early)

Episode 9: Phantom Spider

Episode 14: Little Gon Hanging Upside Down
-- Three Little Gon Fruits on a shirt

Adding an Attachment to an Email and Sending It: PERL

        my ($self) = @_;

        my $boundary = 'frontier';

        

        my $emailAddress = $self->{emailAddress};

        

        my $subject = "Door2Door-DryCleaning: Receipt for Order";

    

        my $body = "Please see the attached file for your receipt.  Thank you for using Door2Door Dry Cleaning.  We appreciate your business.

        <br><br>With regards,<br><br>Door2Door-DryCleaning.com<br><br>";

    

        my $smtp = new Net::SMTP::TLS(

        'smtp.gmail.com',

        Port    => 587,

        User    => 'curtis.sumpter@gmail.com',

        Password=> 'gwpkuuqjdlxbwvzl',

        Timeout => 30

        );

        

        my $fileName = $self->{fileName};

        

        my $data_file = "/home/users/web/b2295/ipg.goformecom/test/$fileName";

        

        $smtp->mail('curtis.sumpter@gmail.com');

    

        

#print MYFILE "Check Point 2\n";

        

    #  -- Enter recipient mails addresses below --

        $smtp->recipient($emailAddress);

        

        $smtp->data();

        

        my $msg = MIME::Lite->new(

        From    => 'curtis.sumpter@gmail.com',

        To      => "$emailAddress",

        Subject => $subject,

        Type    => 'multipart/signed'

        );

    

        $msg->attach(

        Type    => 'application/rtf',

        Path    => "$fileName",

        Filename    => "$fileName",

        Disposition => 'attachment'

        );

        

        $msg->attach(

        Type => 'text/html',

        Data => "$body"

        );

        $smtp->datasend($msg->as_string);

        

        $smtp->dataend();

        $smtp->quit;

        

        eval{$smtp->quit};

    

        return 0 if $@;

    

        return 1;

Determining an Objective-C Class Type

// STRING TO NUMBER  

   NSNumberFormatter * f = [[NSNumberFormatter alloc] init];

    [f setNumberStyle:NSNumberFormatterDecimalStyle];

if ([[myDict valueForKey:@"faxSent"] isKindOfClass:[NSString class]])

    {

        NSString* hasFaxBeenSent = [myDict valueForKey:@"faxSent"];

        hasFaxBeenSentNumber = [f numberFromString:hasFaxBeenSent];

    }

    else if ([[myDict valueForKey:@"faxSent"] isKindOfClass:[NSNumber class]])

    {

        hasFaxBeenSentNumber = [myDict valueForKey:@"faxSent"];

    }

// NUMBER TO STRING

    if ([[myDict objectForKey:@"emailAddressExists"] isKindOfClass:[NSString class]])

    {

        emailAddressExists = [myDict objectForKey:@"emailAddressExists"];

        

    }

    else if ([[myDict objectForKey:@"emailAddressExists"] isKindOfClass:[NSNumber class]])

    {

        emailAddressExistsNumber = [myDict valueForKey:@"emailAddressExists"];

        emailAddressExists = [emailAddressExistsNumber stringValue];

    

    }

Creating a Pretty PERL JSON object

        my %query_results;

        my $json_obj = JSON::PP->new->allow_nonref;

        if (index($dbhandle,'SQL Error:') eq -1)

        {

            

            my $sth = '';

            

            $sth = $dbhandle->prepare($sqlQuery);

            

            $sth->execute;

            

            my $json_obj = JSON::PP->new->allow_nonref;

            

            my $numberOfRows = $sth->rows();

  

            if($numberOfRows == 0)

            {

                

                $query_results{addressExists} = "0";

                $query_results{CIDNumber} = $customerID;

                $query_results{addressType} = $addressType;

                

            }

            elsif($numberOfRows == 1)

            {

                $query_results{addressExists} = "1";

                $query_results{addressType} = $addressType;

                $query_results{CIDNumber} = $customerID;

                

            }

            else

            {

                $query_results{addressExists} = "-1";

                $query_results{addressType} = $addressType;

                $query_results{CIDNumber} = $customerID;

                

            }

            

            

            #new line of code

            

            

            #return $json_obj->encode(\%query_results);

            

            return $json_obj->pretty->encode(\%query_results);

Cable Cowboy: What I've Learned

Chapters 1 & 2:

John Malone

• Great dad who taught him things (taught him a way)
• His dad instilled in him a desire to operate in a certain way and to achieve
• First class education all the way to a Ph.D.
• Networked through McKinsey to General Instruments to TCI

Me

• No dad
• A step-dad who was disengaged
• Autodidactic
• Didn't network ... built

John Malone was classically trained.  I am self taught.  I excel at building an MVP and getting it up and running.  I enjoy building new technologies and then leveraging them to build other new technologies.  And selling them.

At this point I don't think I can learn alot from John Malone.  I think I can learn more from Bob Magness than from John Malone at this point.

What I've Learned

• Always ask "if not,"  If this doesn't work where does it leave me.
• Seriously consider selling your first business and using that capital to build something else
• Know your energy level.  When are you getting exhausted and need some new blood

Passing an Object backward to a ViewController

        NSArray* viewControllers = self.navigationController.viewControllers;

        

        OrderDetailsViewController* previousVC = [viewControllers objectAtIndex:[viewControllers count] - 2];

        

        self.orderDetails.cashOrCredit = @"cash";

        

        previousVC.orderDetails = self.orderDetails;

        

        [self.navigationController popViewControllerAnimated:YES];