ukhas jean wrote:
> Hello Bill et al,
>
> I am using perl 5.8 on windowsXP. till now i have been running scripts
> using the .pl file.
> i have to send a few files to the client hence would require to convert
> my code (comprising of .pl and .pm files) into .exe
>
> q. 1. which is the best to
Actually, a Windows .exe CAN run on Linux, under Wine. =)
Tony
Kenneth Ölwing wrote:
>> q. 1. which is the best tool for this?? (since google is giving me show
>> many options!)
>
> Always dangerous to name something 'best'...so I'll just give a
> recommendation based on what I use. Doesn't ne
> q. 1. which is the best tool for this?? (since google is giving me show
> many options!)
Always dangerous to name something 'best'...so I'll just give a
recommendation based on what I use. Doesn't necessarily mean the other
alternatives won't work - I just have no experience with anything el
Hello Bill et al,
I am using perl 5.8 on windowsXP. till now i have been running scripts using
the .pl file.
i have to send a few files to the client hence would require to convert my
code (comprising of .pl and .pm files) into .exe
q. 1. which is the best tool for this?? (since goo
Sorry wrong question ... i passed it as a normal parameter and it worked.
ukhas jean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello all ...
I have created a Net::Telnet object (say $t) in my script ... say a.pl ...
but since the code for "a.pl" is increasing; i decided to created "modules" eg.
ukhas jean wrote:
> Hello all ...
>
> I have created a Net::Telnet object (say $t) in my script ... say a.pl
> ... but since the code for "a.pl" is increasing; i decided to created
> "modules" eg. host.pm.
>
> now i want to call this Telnet-object $t in host.pm ... how do i do that??
>
> Ho
Hello all ...
I have created a Net::Telnet object (say $t) in my script ... say a.pl ...
but since the code for "a.pl" is increasing; i decided to created "modules" eg.
host.pm.
now i want to call this Telnet-object $t in host.pm ... how do i do that??
How can i pass an object
Prompted by a bug report regarding the new DST rules I had a closer look
how localtime() determines Daylight Saving Time on Windows. This
information is not really specific to Perl but applies to all Windows
applications that use either the MSVCRT runtime library, or the Win32
API to determine DST
> [ is this DNA related?]
Searching CPAN for DNA (or Genetics) there's a whole bunch of stuff for it
- and via the Perl Journal, I recall a major genome mapping project
having been completed *only* on the power of Perl. So if you're doing
something ... I dunno, lab or genome related, you may w
