> I am trying to install the MAIL::tools module in windows 2000. According to
> the INSTALL
> file the steps to installation are:
>
>perl Makefile.PL
>make
>make test
>make install
>
> I was able to run the first command, but when I type 'make' in the dos
> prompt
> i get thi
> Under UNIX (the sensible option) ;) You simply mark the file executable
> and thats it.
On UNIX you also need the shebang...
#!/usr/bin/perl
or wherever perl is located...
This actually goes for all shell scripts...
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Hendrik
... Quidquid perl dictum sit, altum viditur.
Hi,
I am trying to install the MAIL::tools module in windows 2000. According to
the INSTALL
file the steps to installation are:
perl Makefile.PL
make
make test
make install
I was able to run the first command, but when I type 'make' in the dos
prompt
i get this error:
'make' is
> There's one thing i've always wanted to understand...Sometimes the perl
> program ends with .pl and sometimes .cgimaybe i'm a very bad programmer
Perl doesn't care what the extension is. A lot of perl programmers use
.pl and .cgi because they want to.
This also has the advantage that webm
AFAIK Perl will change \n to \n\r if used on Windows...
Dynamically changing $/ and $\ isnt recommended, unless you know what you're doing...
in which case you should be localizing em.
> Have you tried setting the $/ (input record seperator) and $\ (output
> seporator) variable for all of your s
On May 26, Manoj Jacob said:
>I've done some programming in perl mainly for web oriented stuff
>There's one thing i've always wanted to understand...Sometimes the perl
>program ends with .pl and sometimes .cgimaybe i'm a very bad programmer
>and i'm really dumb that i've not understood th
Have you tried setting the $/ (input record seperator) and $\ (output
seporator) variable for all of your scripts to the same thing accross
platforms. I don't know if the perl script also creats the data but if it
does you can use the "\oXXX" control code to set this accross platforms.
David Monar
Peter Lemus wrote:
>
> Hi, I'm getting a syntax error on the following
> command
>
> $PIDS=`ps -ef | grep $user | grep -v grep | cut -b
> 10-14`
>
> Please help. I need to get the process id of $user
> and assign it to PIDS, then kill it.
This little script worked on my system to prind out th
> ok, i am a newbie at perl, i know this is going to be a very stupid
> question, but please just help me out then do the "hahaha", ok? :)
>
> well, i want to learn perl, but i just kwon it is for web pages, how do i
> start writing(learning) perl? what do i need to do that?
1) read perl code
2)
> ok, i am a newbie at perl, i know this is going to be a very stupid
> question, but please just help me out then do the "hahaha", ok? :)
>
> well, i want to learn perl, but i just kwon it is for web pages, how do i
> start writing(learning) perl? what do i need to do that?
Hiya,
there are lot
> well, i want to learn perl, but i just kwon it is for web pages, how do i
> start writing(learning) perl? what do i need to do that?
If you know how to program in any other language see 1, otherwise see 2.
1. Just think up a program you would like to have and start writing it in
Perl.
I w
ok, i am a newbie at perl, i know this is going to be a very stupid
question, but please just help me out then do the "hahaha", ok? :)
well, i want to learn perl, but i just kwon it is for web pages, how do i
start writing(learning) perl? what do i need to do that?
please, any kind of input is w
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