Could anyone please help with PERL file association.

2004-07-09 Thread Marco Perl
Hi Team , I am always grateful to you for helping. I used PERL in UNIX and not familiar with Win-2000 environment. I installed ActiveState PERL on Windows-2k but it did not setup MSWin32 file association. so now when I double-click on myscript.PL rather than executing my module it opens it with No

Re: Could anyone please help with PERL file association.

2004-07-09 Thread Marco Perl
Hi, I associted it with c:\Perl\bin\perl.584 it runs my module one time with perl but the module does not stay associated even though I check marked always associte with this program. Marco. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Right mouse click on Start,select Explore, locate the file, Right mouse c

Could anyone please help with PERL file association.

2004-07-09 Thread Marco Perl
Hi Team , I am always grateful for your help. when I double-click on myscript.PL rather than executing my module it opens it with Notes-editor. I did an ~Open-with on it and associted it with c:\Perl\bin\perl.584 this will run my module only one time with perl, and the module does not stay associ

Re: A simple text or GUI-based menu script

2004-07-10 Thread Marco Perl
zentara, I want to run your module but it fails on use Tk::ExecuteCommand; because my ActivePerl did not have it in lib. I found it on the net and saved it in ~\lib. then failed on Proc::Killfam within Tk::ExecuteCommand again I found it on the net but could not save it in ~\lib, I don't

[Solved]Re: Could anyone please help with PERL file association.

2004-07-10 Thread Marco Perl
ssociate with path which is %path%;c:\Z_perl\bin, select it, for open with, do a change>other, and select ~\perl.exe, OK out. done. Marco. --- Marco Perl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Team , I am always grateful for your help. > when I double-click on myscript.PL rather than >

Re: A simple text or GUI-based menu script

2004-07-10 Thread Marco Perl
how do I get all thread for below subject: Re: A simple text or GUI-based menu script thanks, Marco. __ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - 50x more storage than other providers! http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PR

Could you please help with a PERL/TK question.

2004-07-11 Thread Marco Perl
Hi, I developed a perl/TK script in Win-2000 environment. when I run it the DOS-screen pops up and displays my program errors. but this screen closes so fast that its impossible to read the error. so, how do I debug my perl.ptk script or how do I slow down the DOS-screen to read the errors? tha

how do you run the debuger for perl/TK in Windows-2000

2004-07-11 Thread Marco Perl
Greetings, I developed a perl/TK script in Win-2000 environment. when I run it the DOS-screen pops up and displays my program errors. but this screen closes so fast that its impossible to read the error. so, how do I debug my perl.ptk script or how do I slow down the DOS-screen to read the errors?

[SOLVED] RE: Could you please help with a PERL/TK question.

2004-07-12 Thread Marco Perl
adding ; did not work, but running it from cmd shell did. thank you so much. regards, Marco. --- Toby Stuart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > -Original Message----- > > From: Marco Perl [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Sent: Monday, 12 July 2004 4:19

[SOLVED] RE: how do you run the debuger for perl/TK in Windows-2000

2004-07-12 Thread Marco Perl
the extra traffic on an > already congested list. > > In any case, someone gave a good answer to your > original question already. > > -Original Message- > From: Marco Perl [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Sun 7/11/2004 11:58 PM > To: [E

in a TK-GUI how to show grand-children of a child from toolbar.

2004-07-12 Thread Marco Perl
I developed a TK-module for ActivePerl in Win-2000 env. this script has a toolbar with 5 toolbar-items. one of these items called "Tests" has a child called "Child...>" who has grand-children [choice1, choice2, choice3]. I want to click on "Child...>" and diplay grand-children to its right. i.e.

Help a newbie to pick best version of Linux for Perl and perl/TK.

2004-07-14 Thread Marco Perl
Hi, Could you tell me what version of Linux is the most stable and with most lib modules to do pearl and perl/TK? I really appreciate your experience. Marco. - Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - 50x more storage than other providers!

Help a newbie to fix a TK GUI script with toolbar children.

2004-07-14 Thread Marco Perl
Hi Team , I am always grateful for your help. in a TK-GUI how to show grand-children of a child from toolbar. I developed a TK-module for ActivePerl in Win-2000 env. this script has a toolbar with 5 toolbar-items. one of these items called "Tests" has a child called "Child...>" who has grand

TELNET question from a newbie.

2004-07-15 Thread Marco Perl
Hi, I am always grateful for your help. I use CYGWIN on win-2000 with a “$” prompt and run my .pl to telnet to a VxWorks station. When I do it manually this is what I follow: telnet open 144.248.176.132 then I get the login prompt which is "VxWorks Login: " and I enter "marco". then the "

[Solved]Re: Help a newbie to pick best version of Linux for Perl and perl/TK.

2004-07-18 Thread Marco Perl
thank you so much. regards, Marco. --- Harald Richard Ashburner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Marco Perl said: > > > >Hi, Could you tell me what version of Linux is the > most stable and > > > >with most lib modules to do pearl and perl/TK? > > &g

Interesting issue: $t->print("ls"); fails.

2004-07-22 Thread Marco Perl
I'm always grateful for your input. I have 2 functions, in func1 any $t->print(); works fine. but func1 got too long and I created func2 to continue on $t->print(); statements but it doesn't work because perl interpreter does not know what $t is. so!, how can I associate $t in func2 to $t in func

Team! Help a newbie with $t->print("ls"); which fails.

2004-07-23 Thread Marco Perl
I have 2 functions. in func1 $t->print(); works fine. but func1 got too long and I created func2 to continue on $t->print(); statements. but $t->print(); of func2 does not work (perl interpreter does not know what $t is). so!, how can I associate $t in func2 to $t in func1, and continue on