st line) by naming them with extension
> .plx and having the files that just contain some subroutines, written in a
> different file ( which can be called a library, if chosen too, because might
> be used by other programs too) and having them with extension .pl
>
> Aman Raheja
&g
Hi:
The following is a note from a colleague of which I am skeptical:
"fyi
.pl used to be used for both executables and libraries.
A library is simply perl code located in a different file which is
imported into another perl program with the 'require' keyword.
Now that we hav
Hi Gary:
What happens when you run the SQL statement by itself, outside of the perl script?
The error seems to lie with the SQL and not
with perl/DBI. Once you're sure that the SQL statement works by itself, then put it
into your script.
Regards,
Francis
Gary Fung wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have
hi david:
try cprogramming.com.
regards,
francis
david wrote:
> please forgive this su*perl*flu*ous question.
>
> This board is a great resource to try, ask, study and learn. Does anyone here
> know if there is such a board (a 'high' volume, daily archive, not just
> google groups/usenet) for
I always think "what am I getting as the result of the evaluation of this
expression?". In this case, you're asking
for the evaluation of element zero in array "array", which is a scalar, so $array[0]
means (at least to my little
brain) "scalar returned from the zeroth element of array "array""
Hi:
I am running ActiveState Perl version 5.6.0 on Windows NT 4.0 box (I
know, I know, but they didn't ask my opinion). What I'd like to do is
send the MIME file I've created with:
sub EmailFile {
print "Sending Excel file to users...\n";
Hi Lance:
use Mail:Sendmail;
should be
use Mail::Sendmail;
Have a good day,
Francis
Lance Prais wrote:
> I am using the following piece of code to send email I can not figure out
> why it errors out because it worked the other day and now it is not. I have
> not changed anything on the syst
New York, NY.
Dave Rankin wrote:
> Providence, in the tiny state of Rhode Island
>
> -Dave
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Yes, thanks all of you very much. I'm in New York City and my present and
former companies have suffered mind-numbing loss. Please keep the victims and
their families in your thoughts. It means a great deal to us.
There was a chaplain for the NYC Fire Department killed at the World Trade
Cente
Hi,
Maybe your server thinks it's a document? Possible causes:
1. You've used the wrong extension on your script. Some require the extension
to be '.cgi'.
2. Your script isn't in the correct cgi directory, which is usually /cgi-bin.
Hope this helps,
Francis
Prachi Shroff wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I
Craig:
You might try bestbookbuys.com.
Good luck,
Francis
Craig Westerman wrote:
> Amazon and others are back ordered 3 to 5 weeks. Does any know of a online
> retailer that has them in stock?
>
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>
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i'm a newbie too, but try this-
use slashes instead of backslashes, perl sees backslashes as escapes, so this:
open(GRADES, "c:\perl\eg\grades.txt") or die "Can't open grades: $!\n";
should be:
open(GRADES, "c:/perl/eg/grades.txt") or die "Can't open grades: $!\n";
lemme know if that helps!
Cu
Crystal,
At the command prompt, type
C:\>PATH > c:\temp\out.txt
then open c:\temp\out.txt in a text editor to see if C:\perl\bin (or wherever
your perl.exe lives) is in the system path.
If not, you will have to include it in the path.
Francis
Crystal Gruetzmacher wrote:
> Once upon a time I
me!
RS wrote:
> Kind of off topic but, is anyone in this list located
> in NYC?
>
> =
> **R.S.** (pronounced R-dot S-dot)
> "Look at all the pretty C shells"
>
> __
> Do You Yahoo!?
> Yahoo! Auctions - buy the things you want at great prices
>
actually, ww2 veterans are thought to have originated it. 'fucked up beyond all
recognition'.
Jos Boumans wrote:
> it comes from the vietnam war iirc (watch full metal jacket if you want some
> 'insight' ;-)
>
> it is originally 'fubar' or Fucked Up Beyond Any Recognition (pardon the expletives
Craig,
I'm a newbie too, but isn't the function "chomp"?
Francis
Craig Moynes/Markham/IBM wrote:
> A little background. I am running an scp process within a perl script and
> redirecting the error to a file (scp_err). I then read in the lines of
> this file and attempt to place them in an e
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