perl tk?

i want to use perl tk to validate a form field.for exampleif the user type a email with the wrong sintaxe it will show a tk button that tell they should correct the field.After that it will abort the submittion of the form.How can i abort the submittion of a form with perl yk?destroy does not

Re: Printing to multiple file handles

Howdy Shawn, You can't print to two filehandles at once, you'd have to do it with two print statements. The alternative is to "dup" one handle to another handle, which you can do a la peanut butter and jelly sandwiches: # This dups STDERR to STDOUT so output redirection can come from o

Win32::OLE "Long" Method Argument

I need to send a variable type "Long" as one the arguments to an OLE function. There is no Perl equivalent to "Long", so does anyone know how I can trick OLE into thinking that I am sending a Long variable from perl. OLE complains if I just send a generic Perl scalar. Thanks for any thoughts

Printing to multiple file handles

Is it possible to print to STDOUT and STDERR in one print statement? STDERR Has been redirected to a file and I was wondering if print STDOUT STDERR "This is what I want to print\n"; will work of if I need two print statements? Much Thanks in advance! Shawn J. _

RE: one-liner, and bug check?

Dan, Are you searching for a single account or do you want to know name/pw combos for all accounts? Richard -Original Message- From: Dan Terrill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, October 13, 2000 11:24 AM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: one-liner, and bug check? Howdy, y'all.

Win32::OLE add custom property in Word

Hi, I want to add a custom document property to a Word document. Unfortunately my code does not work (I managed to change existing properties). The code that I use is: #!/perl -w use strict; use Win32; use Win32::OLE; use Win32::OLE qw(in valof with); use Win32::OLE::Const 'Microsoft Word';

Non blocking I/O with sockets using Win32 ActivePerl ?

Hi all , I have a rather clear and simple question on using sockets with Win32 Perl. Although I'm a "newbe" to Win32 Perl, I have "done my studies", did tests programming, read the FAQs, and so on before writing here, but I couldn't find the answer : "Is there a way to do non-blocking I/O o

Net::Telnet .. last plea b4 I give up :-(

Hi, Okay here's the code ..and the log and after this .. i promise not to go on about it. *it doesn't work when I telnet from my machine to a Microsoft Telnet server* *it does work when i telnet from my machine to a linux box* --- use strict; use Net::Telnet