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Subject: Re: free IDE/Flame , no Boast war...
i know i'm late, but considering i didn't check on the weekend and
thursday and friday at work were rather hectic, here's my take on
IDE/Editors
Pe
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http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/docs/ActivePerl/5.8/faq/Windows/ActivePerl-
Winfaq6.html#microsoft_web_servers
Ok I won't say RTFM because it's rude, but here's a link to what you need.
Thanks, but it wasn't my question... I know how can i map for example *.pl
scripts for virtual directory but
The problem was a version conflict... My command line was running 5.8 and the compiler compiles to 5.6. In 5.6 I needed the reference:
use Readonly;
Readonly \my $FOO => 7; # goofy reference needed
So, until the conversion to 5.8 becomes "official", I think I'll just stick with use constant inst
Hello gurus, I have a question.
How to retrieve "message" from message
box?
I tried to do it with Win32::Guitest. I am
able to get title of msgbox or get text from button,
but I don't know
how to retrieve main message of msgbox. It's not urgent :)
Thanks for any help/idea,
Robert._
I am sorry, for
wrong question. It's message box of delphi application.
Msgbox have only one child,
OK button (class TButton).
Exist way to read message from
messageboxes of this type?
R.
Hello gurus, I have a
question.
How to retrieve "message" from message
box?
I tried to do it w
Are you sure it wasn't because FORTRAN's originator was exactly six feet tall (six feet = 72 inches), and had a Procrustean streak?
"Ken Cornetet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Gomez, Juan wrote:
>
> Hello guys I have a question
>
> I have a file that has this at the end of each line " ^M" I know is
> because it was on a excel file that I turn into a comma separated file
>
> But how can I delete that little thingy?
>
>
> Thanks
>
> Here is an example:
>
> data1;1
That's why FORTRAN compilers (real ones, not the
newfangled stuff) stop reading at column 72 - you sequentially number your cards
starting in column 73. Drop you deck? No problem, just run them through a
sorter!
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Deane-
Was the book written with Larry's blessing? maybe he had it changed to
confuse people if it wasn't!
more seriously though, try setting a variable and then putting that to the
variable so.
use Readonly;
Readonly my $DATA_COLS => 7;# this is line 103 in the code.
Wise ones,
I'm having a problem using Readonly (as recommended in Perl Best Practices by Conway). This is all the code needed to duplicate it:
use Readonly;
Readonly my $DATA_COLS => 7; # this is line 103 in the code...
Compiling using perlapp goes fine, but at runtime I get
Hello guys I have a question
I have a file that has this at the end of each line " ^M" I know is
because it was on a excel file that I turn into a comma separated file
But how can I delete that little thingy?
Thanks
Here is an example:
data1;123123123;data2;data3^M <- see this is what
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: decisions?
Run for Congress. :)
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On 11/21/05, Mitch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Anybody ever heard of a language called Algol ?
Oh, yeah. And to think people call *Perl* line-noise! (Just came up
recently on a non-prog list.)
--
pDale Campbell
"All the birds are laughing!
C'mon, let's all join in."
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On 11/21/05, pDale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 11/21/05, Mitch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Anybody ever heard of a language called Algol ?
>
> Oh, yeah. And to think people call *Perl* line-noise! (Just came up
> recently on a non-prog list.)
Oh, I *am* getting old... Was thinking of APL.
Hi,
> Well, this list runs the gambit it seems. Am i the youngest? Or is
> here anyone younger than 26?
i'am only 26 too,
regards from germany,
Jens
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... and not having sequence numbers in them because
they took too much time to punch! :-(
> worse than that--dropping the card stack you spent all morning punching
> in.
>
>
>
>
>
> "Beau E. Cox" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>
> To: "$Bill L
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A. Shepherd
Sent: 21 November 2005 15:28
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Subject: RE: Re: Ah, another flame war in the making...
> worse than that--dropping the c
Actually there is a variant of Algol called Jovial that is still used in
military avionics. I believe it was also used to program air traffic
control software. There is even a Jovial web site:
http://www.jovial.hill.af.mil/
And to tie this thread up and get back to Perl, take a look here
ht
Well, this list runs the gambit it seems. Am i the youngest? Or is there
anyone younger than 26?
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I know that feeling when something goes "BOOM" and for me it wasn't
funny
I remember 3 years ago I work for a web developer and we were going to
do a very important
Presentation for a complete site, an hour before it start the
presentation
My boss told me to clean the laptop (which I thought to cl
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You got it. Watching things go "BOOM" is so much more fun than watching
them go "foof" whilst emitting a small puff of smoke
Precisely so. Why kill your own pitiful hard drive when you can fry the
server and crash the web site, especially during a demo for potent
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> I need to configure mapping under IIS to specify script. How can i
> specify script using perlis.dll?
http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/docs/ActivePerl/5.8/faq/Windows/ActivePerl-
Winfaq6.html#microsoft_web_serv
Should your lamp ever burn out on your PDP-8 paper tape reader you can
always substitute a dome lamp from a vintage volkswagon... that is, if you
can find one.
But then you guys already knew that!
Gary Trosper
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Hi!
I need to configure mapping under IIS to specify script. Of course i
can select executable to "c:\perl\bin\perl.exe my_script.pl %s"
but i want do the same using perlis.dll.
Is it possible? How can i run specify script using perlis.dll?
Regards,
Filip
Roger A. Shepherd wrote:
>> worse than that--dropping the card stack you spent all morning
>> punching in.
>
> But the magic marker trick - a diagonal stripe across the top of the
> deck of cards - made it easy to sort without reference to sequence
> numbers.
If you are prone to dropping your
You got it. Watching things go "BOOM" is so much more fun than watching them go "foof" whilst emitting a small puff of smoke
Craig Cardimon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> From: Mitch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Anybody ever heard of a language called Algol?
Yeah I remember learning about it in college, I think it was described as an
ancient programming language dead for decades. :-p
Ok now that we've all proven we participated in dinosaur hunts, shall we get
ba
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Good old days? Define "good."
How about when someone else paid the bills and made the decisions?
I wonder if I can get someone to pay bills, but let me make the decisions?
-- Craig
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worse than that--dropping the card stack you spent all
morning punching in.
But the magic marker trick – a diagonal
stripe across the top of the deck of cards – made it easy to sort without
reference to sequence numbers.
Been
there – dropped those.
Cheers.
"Be
Deane-
what? you didn't use a magic marker to make a diagonal strip incase
someone did that?
my father has at least one program from college that he decided to save
and there is a diagonal strip on one side so that it can be lined up
again, if even taken out of order.
-Josh
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David Budd wrote:
While we're reminiscing about the Elder Days, can I just mention that I once
leant back in the ops chair at a CDC Cyber170 console, put my foot up against
the panel, and found a power switch... The console went off, and that sent a
glitch down the power line that took the who
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Sent: 21 November 2005 14:11
To: Beau E. Cox
Cc: $Bill Luebkert; [EMAIL PROTECTED];
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Subject: Re: Re: Ah, another flame war in the making...
> worse than that--dropping the card stack you spent all m
On Mon, 21 Nov 2005 08:10:39 -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>worse than that--dropping the card stack you spent all morning punching
>in.
.. or ..
o stepping on and thus breaking and/or tearing the paper tape you
spent all morning punching in
o discovering that vital card stack you care
worse than that--dropping the card stack you spent all morning punching in.
"Beau E. Cox" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Born in 48. Running punch-press in 74--operating, not programming, no such thing then. Back to school in 77, degreed in 83 (long time? long story).
"Gomez, Juan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Good old days? Define "good." Line editing on a bidirectional printer, or entering code on a teletype then dumping it to paper tape... Etc.
"Roger A. Shepherd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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While we're reminiscing about the Elder Days, can I just mention that I once
leant back in the ops chair at a CDC Cyber170 console, put my foot up against
the panel, and found a power switch... The console went off, and that sent a
glitch down the power line that took the whole machine down.
Oo
Ah,
yes PDP-11s...I came in just as paper tape was being
abandoned...RSTS/E-6C. VAX, Alpha. TPU/EVE was an extendable editor
that made a reasonably good IDE. I added lots of features to it for
programming. Since starting a job using AIX a year and a half ago, I've
written an editor in P
i know i'm late, but considering i didn't check on the weekend and
thursday and friday at work were rather hectic, here's my take on
IDE/Editors
Petr Vileta-- vim is ALWAYS the answer of the "old guard." i have yet to
meet one who uses much more than the editor features of an IDE, so for
them
Front panel switches on a PDP-11, the memories Once I wrote a program (on paper tape) that picked random cuss-words in FORTRAN.
"Anthony R. Nemmer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> but since we are going to use IDE for a team of 12
> programmers, we can Not invest in 10-12 licenses
Surely if your development team has got that big then that is exactly
when you *DO* need to invest some money into proper development tools.
SteveM
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