Never mind, I finally got a decompressor that worked.
>Date: Mon, 11 Mar 2002 19:25:30 -0600
>To: macperl-anyperl-perl.org
>From: Teresa Raymond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Fwd: RE: survey to excel
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>I can't untar this module - stuffit should but it ends up just an
I can't untar this module - stuffit should but it ends up just an
empty file. Could someone send me this file as a text file? or .pm
preferrably file? Thanks in advance.
>
>You can try using the module "Spreadsheet-WriteExcel" I've seen this
>create Excel spreadsheets on both Unix and Windows
on 3/11/02 3:05 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] purportedly said:
> if i have a bunch of require's happening and all those
> required files happen to use some of the same named subs.
> how do i make sure my program uses exactly the one i want?
>
> in mod_perl it seemd straightforward but what do i do in a
On Mon, 11 Mar 2002 17:56:41 +0800, allan wrote:
>i need to (i think) pass a hash as a reference to a sub
>routine for ultimately letting that sub return a string.
>that sub is placed in another file which i require beforehand.
>i know the hash is ok
>i know i can pass an require plain scalars
>b
thanks
but i think that i found out my problem really is that i try
to concatenate a function name:
your code works but this doesn't:
my $sub_routine = "function";
$out = eval($sub_routine . "_name('$selected', $flag, \\%lookup_menu)");
i want the same effect as if it were:
$out = function_nam
hi
if i have a bunch of require's happening and all those
required files happen to use some of the same named subs.
how do i make sure my program uses exactly the one i want?
in mod_perl it seemd straightforward but what do i do in a
normal perl-program?
mod_perl:
my $dbh = Apache::somewhere::d
how about?
my $string;
eval
{
$string=&mysub(\%myhash);
}
> -Original Message-
> From: allan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday 11 March 2002 09:57
> To: macperl-anyperl
> Subject: [MacPerl-AnyPerl] passing reference in eval
>
>
> hi
>
> i need to (i think) pass a has
hi
i need to (i think) pass a hash as a reference to a sub
routine for ultimately letting that sub return a string.
that sub is placed in another file which i require beforehand.
i know the hash is ok
i know i can pass an require plain scalars
but is it possible to pass a hash or any reference in
