thinbrowser wrote:
also, try printing in a editor that captures ouput,
and also allows you to submit arguments just like on a command prompt.
Crimson Editor (windoz freeware) does that.
Let us know if anything you try .. works?
Thanks for all the great advice. I was able to track down the pro
Christopher wrote:
Here is some code I've written:
#!/bin/perl -w
use strict;
sub choose_vi {
print "Use vi?\n";
print "Y/y for yes. Any other key quits: ";
chomp(my $answer = );
if ($answer =~ /^[yY]$/) {
print "Enter line number? (Y for yes):";
chomp(my $answer = );
print "\n";
thinbrowser wrote:
also, try printing in a editor that captures ouput,
and also allows you to submit arguments just like on a command prompt.
Crimson Editor (windoz freeware) does that.
Let us know if anything you try .. works?
Thanks for all the great advice. I was able to track down the problem.
thinbrowser wrote:
also, try printing in a editor that captures ouput,
and also allows you to submit arguments just like on a command prompt.
Crimson Editor (windoz freeware) does that.
Let us know if anything you try .. works?
Thanks for all the great advice. I was able to track down the problem.
perlmails wrote:
Can you print this one liner:?
DOS>perl -e "print 'Hello World'"
Yes, I can print with c:>perl -e "print 'Hello World'"
Still can't print from a script. Checked file association that wasn't it.
Thanks for the reply.
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lohit wrote:
if you think you have changed environment, use a new 'cmd' prompt. you
couldn't have possibly changed system environment variables. the above
code snippent should work .one way is to write new piece of code and
test it out.
I have tested several programs. I have also run a program that
bright true wrote:
Hello ,
sorry i didn't read it carefully .. well , first
try by removing the "exit" at the END
check the Error LOGS to see if there's an Error which make the output
doesn't
appear on the screen
bye
What Error LOGS are you referring to. I don't get any errors. I can change
my S
Has anyone ever accidentally changed the stdout for perl to nowhere. I can't
print anything to the screen from the command prompt with -
#! /usr/bin/perl-w
use strict;
print "Hello world. \n";
exit;
result = ""
I run perl 5.6 on a windoze machine, this is the first time I've ever seen
this.
I ch
I'm sending a request to an usoft IIS server running colfusion scripts and am
having trouble getting my useragent to establish a session with the host.
i recieve a timed out or session not established 500 server error from the
host. does anyone know how to establish this kind of session?
This is
