On Wed, 22 Nov 2000, Stuart MacCallum wrote:
> Hi and thanks to all that reply in advance.
>
> This should be an easy one to all those who are experienced in perl.
>
> I have written a perl script that runs as a background process on the win32
> platform. Unfortunately it is hogging all of the
Hi everybody,
I was offered an elegant solution to manipulate files
in a directory:
open(OUT,">>output_file") || die;
foreach $file (<*daily*>) { #match files with 'daily'
open(FILE,$file) || die;
while() {
#do something to that file;
print OUT;
}
close FILE;
}
close
On Tue, 21 Nov 2000, byron wise wrote:
> I am able to send mail using Sendmail with no prob. But now I want to
> insert html tags to change color of text, make things bold, even give a
> background color. When I put them in as I would imagine the tags show up in
> the body..not rendered at all.
On Tue, 21 Nov 2000, Charles Maier wrote:
> How do I code a m//ig to hit on either a ';' or a "\r\n" or a "\n".. in that
> order???
>
I would code it as:
/(?:;|\r?\n)/;
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Here's an example I've used:
# Call a subroutine passing a hash of parameters:
$ResCode = &subExportDirectory({
OutputFile => 'DePriest.FullDirExport.tsv',
AdminProgram => 'c:\\exchsrvr\\bin\\admin.exe',
DirectoryService => 'YOUR_SERVER
I think you may find the ActiveState PDK list more helpful.
lee
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byron wise wrote:
> I am able to send mail using Sendmail with no prob. But now I want to
> insert html tags to change color of text, make things bold,
> even give a background color. When I put them in as I would
> imagine the tags show up in the body..not rendered at all. Is
> there a fix?
barons wrote:
> I have my Perl script set up to page through recordsets. 10
> pages at a time. My SQL call is something like this.
>
> SELECT column1, column2 FROM table.
>
> Now each time the next or prev button is pressed this SQL
> call is executed and searches through the table to find whe
