We talked about this a number of times before... and one answer was for the
search in PPM to get hits on internal contents of the ppd modules like
the libnet or libWWW. It does not seem difficult to implement for whomever
maintains the ppd repositories... but alas.. got no bites. Personally i
a slash, "/", will always work as long as it is only used by perl (as @INC
is). It is only when you are passing paths to another program (like cmd.exe)
that they will give you trouble.
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My question is how can I compatibly
Title: @INC - directory separator difference between 5.0x and 5.6x for NT
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>
>
> I really need some feedback on whether anyone has success with DBD-Oracle
> 1.06 and DBI 1.14 used in conjunction with PERL build 618 on Windows 2000
> server USING ORACLE 8i (version 8.1.6) client software (sqlnet).
>
> If this is the wrong forum to pose thi
Title: @INC - directory separator difference between 5.0x and 5.6x for NT
My question is how can I compatibly add a path to
@INC that will work on both of these versions of perl.
It seems from the below @INC uses a different separator
depending upon if its 5.0x on NT, or 5.6.
I tried usin
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> From: Martin Moss [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2000 5:45 AM
> To: Dunn
Purcell, Scott wrote:
> Good morning,
> I am doing some exercises out of Andrew Johnsons book "Elements Of
> Programming With Perl" and was working on the example on page
> 244 and 245,
> which is the LWP module, and the GIFgraph module.
>
> Anyway, I typed in the simple following code, but ca
Good morning,
I am doing some exercises out of Andrew Johnsons book "Elements Of
Programming With Perl" and was working on the example on page 244 and 245,
which is the LWP module, and the GIFgraph module.
Anyway, I typed in the simple following code, but cannot get anywhere
outside my building.
Philip Newton wrote:
> Rubinow, Larry wrote:
> > Don't really know. But I would try replacing
> >
> > $#all_lines = 0;
> >
> > with
> >
> > @all_lines = undef;
>
> I wouldn't. This turns @all_lines = $all_lines[0] into
> @all_lines = (undef).
> Both ways, you end up with an array
Yes I get it all the time too.
Most annoying.
Marty
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