Re: Accessing printer functions

nces in the past with this. The basic problem here is that you always need a programmer to change the basic templates. -- Markus Peter - SPiN AG [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: GUI Packages

.gz and A/AW/AWIN/PerlQt-1.06.tar.gz If you prefer console-based GUIs, have a look at Term::Stool::Widget -- Markus Peter - SPiN AG [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Doubt in understanding

perl executables when they are installed. On some systems, perl scripts _might_ be evaluated by sh derivatives, and if that's the case, that line will try to pass control from the sh interpreter to the perl interpreter. -- Markus Peter - SPiN AG [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: graphing modules

ping information into it, so I cannot say anything about its usability. -- Markus Peter - SPiN AG [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Method interface vs Function Interface

ed "symbol table", which then of course means consuming more memory. So it's basically suggesting you either use the object oriented interface - if available - ( Foo->foo() ) or you use fully qualified function names ( Foo::foo() ). Also, as a rule of thumb, to avoid importing functions, you can use require instead of use as this usually even avoids importing default exports. -- Markus Peter - SPiN AG [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Cannot detect environment variables

because MYVARIABLE is not yet an environment variable, but a bash-internal variable. That's the purpose of the "export" command in bash - to export variables into the environment :-) If you did: export MYVARIABLE=astring ... it would have worked. -- Markus Peter - SPiN AG [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: CGI parser and stuff

flag for warnings, so that you avoid undeclared variables. Also avoid passing unchecked input to the system or using unchecked input for filenames. There's a feature available, called tainting, which will help you locating such misbehaviour. Use the -T switch for that. And read the perlsec manpage for further information. -- Markus Peter - SPiN AG [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: ICQ Trouble

ly should work that way - maybe ICQ filters the text out due to some other missing header? Did you try setting Type to a more exact MIME type like e.g. text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1; yet? Can you tell us the _exact_ code you use to send the message? -- Markus Peter - SPiN AG [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: xml problem

about XML syntax, so your input file should rather be valid XML, and not just text with some tags somewhere. -- Markus Peter - SPiN AG [EMAIL PROTECTED]