weird problem

undef @indetail; } } $historyline = "$menucounter CSS menus were created\n"; open (HISTORY, ">>$dirname/$version/000history.txt"); print HISTORY $historyline; close (HISTORY); undef $historyline; undef $menuc

GUI interfaces

nstalled either but I have IndigoPerl running. Basically, I need to develop a GUI front-end to a production program that I'm writing. I feel that the GUI is required for this application specifically to speed production. Thank you for your help.

Re: line end problems - help #2 - SUMMARY

e template. Well, that was one experiment. A few million more to go. Thanks to all who responded. Ron Woodall ----------- Ron Woodall [EMAIL PROTECTED] The Compendium of HTML Elements "your essential web publishing resource" - available at/di

Re: line end problems - help #2

27;s (emacs, nvi, ... ) from linux. this is a long song, but i >can sing, if anyone is interested :) I was running Xfree86 but blew it up while trying to implement multi-head operations. No more time to fix it. I've got to live with the current situation for a while yet.

Re: line end problems - help #2

save in unix format. No resolution. I haven't tried FTP yet but that might be worth it when I get to the production end of the run. Any other solutions? I'm using NoteTab Light 4.85 (Freeware version) by Eric G.V. Fookes. Thanks but no cigar

line end problems - help #2

"0D 0A". Microsoft Internet Explorer displays the page properly. Again, the line ends are not honoured when I view the source. I'm open to any suggestions as to why and what I can do about it. Thanks for all your help. Ron Woodall ---

end of line problems

tscape, everything looks fine but MSIE doesn't acknowledge the end of line character. What am I doing wrong? My 930 page goat choker of a Perl 5 manual must have it somewhere but it is not logically listed in the index. help Ron Woodall -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: automatically naming scalars

name of the variable must come from the text on the page. Once I've gathered all of the attribute names into an array, I sort the array and begin processing the page. How can this be done while not using soft references? Do I make sense? Ron Woodall -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: heredoc

Hi Troy: Thanks for the reply. At 01:11 PM 8/8/01 -0400, you wrote: >On Wednesday 08 August 2001 13:40, Ron Woodall wrote: > > How do I take a heredoc section and write it to an array? Any > suggestions? > >Hmmm, at the risk of not being helpful, can you

heredoc

Hi All: How do I take a heredoc section and write it to an array? Any suggestions? Ron Woodall -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: automatically naming scalars

Hi Brett: Thanks for the reply. At 12:08 PM 7/31/01 -0400, you wrote: >On Tue, 31 Jul 2001, Ron Woodall wrote: > > > I'm trying to take a word from a file and naming a scalar with > > that word. i.e. I find the word "target" in a file. I then

automatically naming scalars

Hi: I'm trying to take a word from a file and naming a scalar with that word. i.e. I find the word "target" in a file. I then need to create $target = "xxx" and various other variables related to target. Any suggestions? Thanks for the help. Ron -- To unsubscribe, e

problem writing to a file

Hi All: I've run into a bit of a bump in one of the perl programs that I'm writing and I need the expertise of real perl gurus. I'm using perl 5.0 on Windows 98 Second Edition. I'm writing $calar variables to an array using: push (@outmenuarray,$outline); I'm then writing @outm