How to build the source of perl on win2k?

Hello, I have download AP623_source.zip at http://www.activestate.com/download/ActivePerl/src/5.6/AP623_source.zip, and I have modify the win32/Makefile to be INST_DRV= c: INST_TOP= c:\perl then I ran NMAKE after tens of lines message, I got some fatal error message and stop. If

RE: Calendar

I have used one from http://www.mattkruse.com/scripts/calendar/ It works great. John -Original Message- From: Ahmed Elbaggari To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 2/2/2001 1:43 AM Subject: Calendar Hello all: Does anyone has any recommendation of a calendar program written in perl. I am runn

Problems Updating Perl Installation

Hi all, I am trying to upgrade to the most current build of ActivePerl ( 623 ) but when I run the installation I just get a "Installation ended Prematurely error, your system has not been modified." Now I have installed it on our development box and had no problems it is just our production box

RE: How do you install a .PM instead of a .PPD

Roy, You never install just a .pm file from a tar.gz unless it is the only file in package. You should use ./makefile to create the package, which should do pretty everything for you. There should be a readme file with instructions, maybe not great instructions but instructions never the less

CGI.pm Script Problem

Hi all, When I was using the CGI.pm perl module, I updated to Build 623 on the development server and have been use the header tag to print out my Javascript. ## ; print $q->header ( -cookie => [ $Use

Re: ActiveX controls

Check out the help on OLE On Fri, 2 Feb 2001 14:06:45 -0500 Bill Stennett > wrote: > Hi All > > Does activestate PERL for Windows support calling ActiveX controls? I think > I read that it does but I haven't found the module that enables this > function. We are running under

Re: Quick Way to see if an item is in a list

@found = grep { /\.gif$/i } @files; This will find all elements of @files that end with .gif and store the results in @found. Shawn > Is there a quick way to check if an element exists in a list? > > Currently, I have: > > @mylsit = ("foo", "bar", "etc."); > $MATCHED = 0; > > foreach $VAR (@myl

RE: Quick Way to see if an item is in a list

> Is there a quick way to check if an element exists in a list? As someone else has pointed out, the answer to the question you asked was the 'grep' function (note: this is a built-in Perl function, and doesn't require a Unix-style grep utility as someone suggested on this list recently). Howeve

ifs and nested loops in formmail

I am in the process of converting our linux perl scripts to one that can be used on a w2k IIS and activeperl... I have the sendmail module installed... i have no problem with sending form information that is straight forward. However I would like to know if "ifs and foreach" statements work

Re: Perl and JAVA

Try using SOAP. IBM has a java soap library and there's a CPAN module called 'SOAP::Lite' which makes it very easy to use SOAP enabled modules. --john Bill Stennett wrote: > > Hi all > > We are using activeperl 5.6 build 613 on windows NT4 sp6a. > > Can anyone tell me if it is possible call

ActiveX controls

Hi All Does activestate PERL for Windows support calling ActiveX controls? I think I read that it does but I haven't found the module that enables this function. We are running under windows NT4 using PERL 5.6 build 613 Thanks Bill Stennett ___