Re: Another regular expression question

Hi Lucy, > I have file name, such as: > My $file = > "c:\views\12352_Utilities\na_gcs_12352fmcdealer\Utilities\Source\Migration > Tool\MigrationTool.exe"; you did not try to print that one, true? If you are using \ (the escape character) within "" then it will just emphasize the next char, s

Re: Running programs silent

Hi Daniel, > I was curious to find out how to run a compiled perl program silently. I use > win32::process to > spawn those programs; but I get blank dos windows popping all over the > desktop. How do I get > that to just run as a process and don´t pop up on the screen? > take a look at Win3

Re: auto-detecting file encoding

source of the module: #=== # SK::RSFile - Axel Mock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> =head1 NAME SK::RSFile - File handling basics module =head1 DESCRIPTION Provides basic file handling for Release Server Scripts =head1 SYNOPSIS use SK::RSFile; # Read file (ASCII, UTFxxx) into a utf8 PERL sc

Re: attempting to understand an unexpected response from existence testing

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Re: error in inserting to mysql

Hi Eko, I did not test the script, but what looks strange to me is: my ( $brg ) = @$row; I doubt that this assignment really fills the variable list declared at the beginning of the script and if it does it is at least highly "illegible". I would suggest to use fetchrow_hashref, which returns

RE: Executing Remotely

Hi, as announced yesterday here is my way of executing remotely commands on a Windows machine: - Win32ForkServer.pl - Win32Client.pl #-- # Name : Win32ForkServer.pl # Author : Axel Mock # # Description: # PERL script implementing the

RE: Executing Remotely

tput is directly sent to the caller via network. This RCMD Service works nice and stable since about 6 months. I'll try to put the main parts together (the Server) and some example of how to use it tomorrow, but as I will be out of office till wednesday, it might be that I

Rgx fails at Unicode string using modifier /i

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Re: not equial?

> - Original Message - > From: "Brian Raven" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: "ActivePerl" > Sent: Thursday, November 10, 2005 4:06 PM > Subject: RE: not equial? > > > > Petr Vileta <> wrote: > >> I don't know if this a bug or feature, but two numbers are not equial > >> :-) > >> > >> my $

Re: Unicode Problem

readFile ('master.tx_'); writeFile ('test.8ut_', 'utf8', \$content, 'DOS'); writeFile ('test.16ut_', 'UTF-16', \$content, 'DOS'); __END__ -- S y s K o n n e c t G m b

Unicode Problem

0d \x0a is converted to \x00 \x0d \x00 \x0a. Am I missing something or is this a real bug? Regards, Axel Mock Here' s the test script which reproduces the error: Prerequisites: Create a plain text file with CRLF line endings and name it 'master.tx_'. Run ActivePerl 5.8.6 Bu