On Monday 07 March 2005 1:37 pm, Moreno, Javier wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I keep having issues trying to calculate dates. Basically what I want to do
> is to go to the beginning of the previous month. So, I thought I could
> deduct the seconds that make up as many days as today is plus the seconds
> tha
On Mon, 7 Mar 2005, Moreno, Javier wrote:
> Date: Mon, 7 Mar 2005 15:37:56 -0600
> From: "Moreno, Javier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: ActivePerl@listserv.ActiveState.com
> Subject: More time calculations
>
> Hi all,
>
> I keep having issues trying to calculate dates. Basically what I want to do
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> Hi all,
>
> I keep having issues trying to calculate dates. Basically what I want
> to do is to go to the beginning of the previous month. So, I thought
> I could deduct the seconds that make up as many days as today is plus
> the seconds that make up as many days as the
Why are you using ($thisday-4)?
That gives you 4 days offset!
Daniel Companeetz
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Ok. I'm down to one day off only. $month_days was calculating the number of
days in the current month and not the last month. So is being off my one day ok?
Regards,
Javier Moreno
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From: Moreno, Javier
Sent: Monday, March 07, 2005 3:38 PM
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Your best bet is to do something using Julian Day Numbers. They certainly make most date calculations easier, and I think they'll help with this task, too.
HTH,
Deane
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Hi all,
I keep having issues trying to calculate dates. Basically what I want to do is
to go to the beginning of the previous month. So, I thought I could deduct the
seconds that make up as many days as today is plus the seconds that make up as
many days as the last month has. So I ended up wit
Greetings, wise ones!
I'm sneaking in with this one because the code I'm working on happens to be in Perl, so... Does anyone know of a way to set a monitor's refresh rate or resolution (horizontal, vertical or both--or is both the only one that makes any sense at all!!)?
I'm thinking the answer
I've included a little program here.
What I'm trying to do is run a timer when no keyboard or mouse activity
is active.
As soon as something happens reset my
timer. Ideally it would target a window that isn't associated with
this window,
but since its just a helper for me as
long as the bind wor
Title: Message
As
everyone has suggested, Net::Telnet ought to work for you. If you choose
to run on *nix instead of running ActivePERL, you could also look into Expect.pm
(I don't believe anyone has released an Expect module for ActivePerl yet - if
someone has, I'd love to know about it).
Can't
you just use a Telnet module. I'm thinking of something like
this:
use
Net::Telnet;
$t =
Net::Telnet->new( Timeout => 10,
Prompt => '/%/',
Host
=> $hostname ); # SET HOSTNAME HERE
$t->login($username,
$passw
Did you have a look at Net::Telnet?
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oscar gil wrote:
> Thanks to all of you who answered my question, I really appreciate it.
>
> Unfortunately, I'm not talking about a web server, I'm interested in a
> telnet server.
And you didn't think that was important to tell us ?
> I need to telnet to an application wherein the first thing
Thanks to all of you who answered my question, I really appreciate it.
Unfortunately, I'm not talking about a web server, I'm interested in a telnet server.
I need to telnet to an application wherein the first thing it does is ask for a user and a password and I don't know how to manage that.
oscar...
give us a little more in understanding your app/goal. if you're trying to
write an app that hits a given site, and you know the structure of the site,
it's easy to write a 'screen-scriping' app that hits the site, enters the
user/passwd, and then returns with the resulting web page/inform
I
could be off track here, but if your server program supports cookies (i.e. web
application) then you can add a cookie bag where you specify the
credentials. If you are doing some type of web scraping or HTTPRequest
then you should be able to send the credentials along up with the data bein
Ahmed,
First of all.. good luck and
enjoy the experience. When I started I fet the same way, however my university
degree is in Computer Science. when I needed to learn PERL I tried many
on linetutorials. I found them useful.. but when I turned to "SAMS
Teach Yourself PERL in 21 Days" I really t
Ahmed Khater wrote:
> Dear list members:
>
> First of all, I am very sorry for the cross-posting of my
> message and if my message seems of-topic for some Perl lists
> to which I
> have just subscribed.
>
> My name is Ahmed Khater. We, myself and one of my
> colleagues, are scholars in linguisti
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