I don't have internet access due to security reasons.
I want to update the repository to "C:\libPerl".
I tried "set repository libPerl C:\libPerl
but it cannot connect to it. does anyone know how to
set the repository to a directory on the
disk.
And/Or: Is there some win32 setting that could be slowing
the XP slurp?
Thanks
Ron
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Title: RE: Need help with what should be simple math
> And what if I want to store it
on a variable. Maybe I missed something while explaining. I will reformat this
number later on with a function that takes the value as a string to cut it off
and reformat it. So how can I store the value of
> And yes, my project extends beyond the capabilities of
> simply creating several text files.
Will this work:
---
use strict;
use IO::Tee;
use vars qw(@fh);
for my $i (1,2,3,4) {
push @fh, ">a$i.txt", ">b$i.txt", ">c$i.txt";
}
my $tee = new IO::Tee(@fh);
print $tee 'Hello world';
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Would you mind posting some of your code either to the list or in an
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+= 0;
> > > > return not $bad;
> > > > }
> > >
> > > not $bad, not $bad, looks like pure evil to me. It's complex, it's an
> > > abstraction inversion and I bet it won't work in future perl's.
> > > (this isn't
> I'm trying to use any mail perl mod to send email from my server and it
> does'nt work. Here is more info:
C:\>ppm install mime::lite
Installing package 'mime-lite'...
Bytes transferred: 46821
Installing C:\Perl\html\site\lib\MIME\Lite.html
Installing C:\Perl\site\lib\MIME\Lite.pm
Writing C:\Pe
$hash{$_}++ foreach ( @array );
print "$_ => $hash{$_}" foreach ( keys %hash );
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> Tried to install under PPM> install archive-zip, it
> say "can not locate PPD file for archive-zip". I have
> the same error message with the OLE package.
I just installed it under build 629:
---
C:\>perldoc archive::zip
No documentation found for "archive::zip".
C:\>ppm install archive-zip
I
> Since we are using the g modifier in the substitution, is
> there a way to access an array or something which holds all
> the captured matches (assuming there are multiple matches)
> in the global replace? Obviously $1 doesn't work (even if it
> did, it'll probably only give me the most recent m
'world';
}
BEGIN(); # no output ???
&BEGIN(); # Undefined subroutine &main::BEGIN called
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to the production
> server, but still no dice. The check script still says the modules are
Woah; In my installation that's 27mb worth of files. I'm sure there is a
better way to install a single <2kb module aside from blindly coping
27mb of files to another computer.
- Ron
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