I know it's off topic, but i figure that I might not be the only one who
has noticed
or maybe it has to do with getting bogged down for a bit and not being
able to watch as frequently and try to offer help, but I noticed the last
few days that only two (Bill L and Bill W) of the three I'm u
Bill-
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> hi josh --
>
> In a message dated 7/20/2006 4:56:42 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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> > Gurus-
> > i remember using the var setting in the while loop before when i
needed to
> > do some movement. not sure i
Gurus-
i remember using the var setting in the while loop before when i needed to
do some movement. not sure if it was pre- perl 5.7.8 or not.
could anyone enlighten me as to what i must be completely overlooking
that's causing the inside of the while loop t remained untouched? it is as
if it
responses embedded
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 07/19/2006 06:25:50
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> hi josh --
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> In a message dated 7/19/2006 4:22:20 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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> > Gurus-
> >
> > I'm trying to help a co-worker on reg exp/pattern match issue.
> >
> > we have a set of i
Gurus-
I'm trying to help a co-worker on reg exp/pattern match issue.
we have a set of items to go through and another set of input that's
tested against the first.
we need to check that items in the second set are a one-for-one match or
subset of the latter.
ie:
$var1 =~ /$var2/
where thi
Axel and Wayne-
Thank you both on the prompt replies.
I was thinking that the test would work because it would query the
environment. What i was missing is that it skips that for testing
existence.
Thank you.
=o)
-a more learned Josh
"Axel Mock" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
06/08/2006 01:10 PM
Hi again Gurus!
I am trying to expand my understanding of perl. i do not understand why
the first test fails and the latter two succeed. shouldn't the first
succeed as well?
-Josh
code:
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
# doesn't work
if(-e "%systemdrive%\\servicedisk\\tools\\seachange\\SeaPatch.e
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Nice example program b
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 05/11/2006 03:05:11
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>1. Fwd: seeking functionality (Jeffrey Abell)
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> From: Jeffrey Abell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Su
Dear Wise Gurus-
I just started searching cpan, but this seems like it will be a long drawn
out search, so i figured I would ask early.
Does anyone know of packages that allow perl to interact with a windows
database engine?
The following is a vb script example. I'm trying to connect to a db e
Dear perl gurus and the one who (literally) wrote the information known on
OLE, Jan Dubois-
The following code snippet seems to be producing an extra worksheet that
is a duplicate of the 4th sheet, but when i fill in the cells nothing gets
added after the first line. I am stumped as to what is
Deane-
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 04/20/2006 10:57:32
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>1. Re: URL parsing ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
>2. Re: URL parsing ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
>3. Re: URL parsing (Petr Vileta)
>5. URL parsing--mayhap the wrong forum?
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Deane-
quick search of ICANN revealed a listing of the 2-letter domains
http://www.iana.org/cctld/cctld-whois.htm
and this information on the other TLDS
source: http://icann.org/cctlds/
Traditionally, the agreement to implement coordinated policies for the
Internet has been informal. As the In
Deane-
My response is embedded.
-Josh
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Once more proving that perl has at least as many ways as there are
permutations of people trying to skin the cat to skin a cat...
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> Message: 2
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> From: "Gerald Preston" <[EMAI
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 04/02/2006 03:05:08
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>1. renaming file - not so simple? (Gerald Preston)
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>7. Extracting numbers from a string (Naresh Bajaj)
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> Date: Tue, 21 Mar 2006 19:28:41 -0600
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M. Francis Paulin-
I think the issue is that the machines are handling perl as different
users.
It looks like it's working but you don't see anything on one, and you do
on the other.
Well the system could be launching it for the used executing it. if perl
executes as user x and only as user
Mr Thurn-
Thank you! it worked like a charm!
-Josh
"Thurn, Martin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
03/21/2006 04:10 PM
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> it gets this error:Use of uninitialized value in pattern
> match (m//)
> at compinfo.pl line 234.
Mr Rickards et al-
I checked the server shortly after to notice that between norton
anti-virus and some other things others were running it was 99% cpu usage.
running the script again when that dropped to a more reasonable level, the
excel resource error was NOT encountered as it moved from the
Mr RIckards et al-
Thank you. that has helped a LOT. there's 2 issues left. one is a PERL
issue I'm not sure how to deal with, the other is an OLE/Excel one in
which excel is left up with an error message saying "not enough resources
to display" after bringing the workbook up for the second tim
Mr. Rickards, MR. Raven et al-
I still get some errors and i'm not sure why on the OLE ones. It is not
saving/closing on either version, operating on previously existing nore
building new.
operating on existing:
Microsoft Windows [Version 5.2.3790]
(C) Copyright 1985-2003 Microsoft Corp.
e:\>
Mr Rickards et al-
I made a checker based on yours when the small function didn't work
plugged into the full script.
i get these errors
e:\lab reports\test45>rem information section is over, turning echo off.
Win32::OLE(0.1403) error 0x80020005: "Type mismatch"
in METHOD/PROPERTYGET "Worksh
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>4. OLE/M$ Excel and finding sheets ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
>5. RE: OLE/M$ Excel and finding sheets (Brian Raven)
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For those interested I decided to play around with simply finding a
specific sheet and see what happens if i started with the most basic
calling by name. the following is my code/errors. On the two times that it
asked if there was an added sheet, it created a new workbook instead and
did not cr
dear Gurus-
I have some more errors to work through before I'll feel ready to try out
pulling out a specific sheet from among many. The following lines produces
the errors shown under them. The link is to the full code.
line 232 is after any loops the others are in LARGE loops so i'm not sure
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>7. RE: OLE/Excel and worksheets (Brian Raven)
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Since I'm still rather new, I was wondering if anyone with more experience
than I could answer a question before i test it and possibly ruin data.
On an existing workbook with two or more sheets, is it possible to select
a specific sheet by name or create a new one:
IE: i need to collect inform
e string (or to the first \n, but there are no newlines any
> more due to the
> action of the first substitution) and include those characters in
> the $1 capture variable.
> if there was a space at the end of the string, it will be a part of $1.
> the \s* just after the cap
n replaces the entire line with $! which
is the capture from (\S.*) which is everything that is not the beginning
and ending white space.
> --
> Naresh Bajaj, Intern,
> Cardiac Rhythm Disease Management,
> Medtronic Inc.,
> 763-514-3799
HTH
Josh Perlmutter
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> One thing I saw... You can replace all that if...elsif...elsif...
> elsif... stuff with an imitation switch. Like this:
>
> for ($Examine[0]) {
>/Uptime:\s+(\w.*)/i && do { $ws->Cells($row, "E")
> ->{'Value'} = "$1"; last; };
"Lynn. Rickards" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 03/09/2006 07:33:12 PM:
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> ...just seems to run foreve
"Lynn. Rickards" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 03/09/2006 07:33:12 PM:
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> >> Jan et al-
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> >> Jan, I have this to you as well as the list because I have noticed
> >> your name on a LARGE number of sites talking about WIN32::OLE and the
"Lynn. Rickards" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> Jan, I have this to you as well as the list because I have noticed your
> name on a LARGE numbe
ted: 03/02/2006
# Original Author: Josh Perlmutter
# Maintainers:
# Last Revised: 03/09/2006
# Copyright SeaChange International (tm)
my(@comps);
my($comp, $date);
# standard options/revision information variables
# verbo
able. The executable
> should
> # be made by the last person to revise the script. The Active State Perl
> PDK has
> # been used.
> #
> # Created: 03/02/2006
> # Original Author: Josh Perlmutter
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> # Last Revised: 03/07/2006
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rson to revise the script. The Active State Perl
PDK has
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my
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I am getting an error with OLE on trying to open a file and create it. do
these have to be done separately? if so, what is the correct way? I don't
have the luxury of a machine I can be detrimental to while experimenting.
the following is the header of my code, where I try to open the file and
>1. Re: Strange opendir()/readdir() behavior... (-alpha-)
>2. Re: Strange opendir()/readdir() behavior... (John W. Kennedy)
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> Message: 1
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Walter-
Some people (more common with those who are used to linux) will have
multiple . in the name, sometimes even using it as a way to
differentiate. i have seen old. placed before, or after.. so this
could become very complicated very fast.
I suggest getting a book on perl's reg exp shorts,
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Reposting for the list since it was caught up due to a change at my
company's end.
Just another potential solution that some might like.
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>3. Importing into Excel (Erich Singer)
>6. Re: Importing into Excel (Todd Beverly)
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