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use Encode;
open(my $FH, "<:encoding(UTF-16)", $file)
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Jerry,
Aha - it's my error.
It's not the /k switch but rather the /C switch!
I.E. <%COMSPEC%> /C
c:\yourpath\yourfile.bat
If you are calling your .bat ( or .cmd
) file from inside Perl
I think you would call it with 'exec' instead of
'system' so
the .bat or .cmd file excute
I attemped to run a simple line-by-line regular expression matching on a
logfile output by another program. The code, however, refused to match.
Even though I saw:
4:39:35 PM: 1382400 bytes video frame encoded.
4:39:35 PM: 19200 bytes audio sample encoded.
Encoding ends at: 4:39:36 PM.
Encoding
On Fri, 14 Apr 2006, Daniel Rychlik wrote:
> Perhaps Im missing something then... May be a return status in the
> last step of the function.
No, a detached thread should just be cleaned up when it returns. But you
still haven't shown any code for your thread function. What makes you sure
it ever
How did you open the DOS window? What does this have to do with perl,
anyway???
P.S. please send ONLY PLAIN TEXT to mailing lists.
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Perhaps Im missing something then... May be a return status in the last
step of the function.
I joined the ithreads group to start a discussion. Maybe it's a ID10T
error on my part... Im sure its something that Im missing.
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From: Chris O [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Se
> How do you destroy a thread when you know that its job is done?
In my experiences, threads automatically terminate when it's commands are
finished. I've never had on hang unless it is waiting on something.
- Chris
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I agree they should destroy themselves and clean up after them after
they are done... This is frustrating. If I had known this I would have
started this project with JAVA... Threads are so easy to do in JAVA.
You give them a list of instructions; they do their jobs asynchronously
or synchronous
Gregg,
The “exit” in the batch file
worked great. I tried this in win 98 and it kills the command, but leaves
the dos window open. Do you know of any way to kill the open dos window
in 98?
Thanks,
Jerry
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Daniel Rychlik wrote:
> I just found out that threads are indeed expensive... Even if my loop
> sleeps for 2 minutes thread count continues to increment... How do you
> destroy a thread when you know that its job is done?
Let me preface by saying I don't use threads, but you would think that
whe
I just found out that threads are indeed expensive... Even if my loop
sleeps for 2 minutes thread count continues to increment... How do you
destroy a thread when you know that its job is done?
This is a 2K machine running the latest active perl. I am using
ithreads.
-Dan
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There's no way to turn off the console when you run perl.exe; it needs
to have somewhere for its STDOUT and STDERR to go (even if you never
print anything there).
One solution is to "compile" your program with perlapp and use the
-gui switch on perlapp.
- - Martin
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Use
the /c switch on the end of the statement that you want to
continue.
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PrestonSent: Thursday, April 13, 2006 7:31 PMTo:
activeperl@listserv.ActiveState.comSubject: How to kill a dos
Hi Jerry,
Try the "/K" Switch -
%COMSPEC% /K
X:\path\batchfile.bat
- OR -
Last line in Batch File:
"Exit"
Gregg Morrison
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