RE: test

I was getting nothing at all, 8 hrs ago the list restarted, now I also get a lot coming to me through my filters lee At 17:12 27/02/01 -0600, Mark Meyer wrote: >hi guys.. > >is it me or is it this list? i seem to alot of emails sent directly to me >instead of [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >thx >mark

Re: Problems with Win32-OLE-0.1402 and Win32-OLE-0.1403

Hello Wolfgang, Monday, February 26, 2001, 10:28:58 AM, you wrote: HW> Hi, HW> I sent already a mail concerning this problem. I am writing aagain to give HW> some HW> precisions. HW> I am using ActivePerl build HW> ActivePerl-5.6.0.623-MSWin32-x86-multi-thread.msi. HW> I have test these two pac

Re: setting a variable in another namespace

Try it with: $var1= "joe"; # a package var instead of: my $var1 = "joe"; # a lexical var You can not get to the 'my' vars of one package from another. - Original Message - From: "Todd Wells" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, February 27, 2001 6:02 PM Subject:

RE: Prototypes

> I've used strict and warnings since I first heared about them and it > didn't take much to convince me that they were a good idea. However, I > haven't used prototyping yet. Could you give some examples please? > > Thanks, > > Marcus Friedlaender marcus.. i see a few people have already answ

RE: test

hi guys.. is it me or is it this list? i seem to alot of emails sent directly to me instead of [EMAIL PROTECTED] thx mark > -Original Message- > From: Lee Goddard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Tuesday, February 27, 2001 05:01 PM > To: Jesse Sookne > Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' > Sub

RE: Repeated pattern matching

This *should* work, but I haven't tested it out thoroughly. Be sure to specify a length of time to sleep or it will wait forever. ## if ('some condition' eq 'true') { } elsif ($line =~ m/^PO1<<\d+ 3 && $limit{$desc}; } } warn "UPC number $upc doesn't exist in

Perl Native Compiler

Greetings... I've heard that a Perl compiler is available with the standard installation; however, I have not had much luck with it. Should I instead buy the developer's kit where I know it works from personal evaluation? I would like to create freestanding exe's. Thanks, Rich San Antonio, Tex

RE: Prototypes

Marcus, Prototypes are described in the Camel book. Basically, instead of beginning your subroutines as sub foo { . . . } you specify an argument list after the subroutine name, but you use argument type indicators in the argument list rather than argument names:

Re: Prototypes

Marcus, Before the sub is actually defined, create the prototype: sub Test(); Then later on and farther down, actually define the sub: sub Test() { print("Yes"); return(1); } The prototypes can also specify argument placeholders: sub Test($); Would specify one argument. There are ma

Re: test

Yep, me too: it was quite, wasn't it? lee At 11:22 27/02/01 -0800, Jesse Sookne wrote: >testing... Lee Goddard Perl / XML / XSLT / Java / JavaScript / HTML / etc _

Re: Freestanding Net::FTP once again

Greg, I had the same problem with the Net::Config module in a normal Perl script and modified the code within Net::Config if ($< == $> and !$CONFIGURE) { # my $home = eval {(getpwuid($>))[7]} || $ENV{HOME}; # $file = $home . "/.libnetrc"; $file = "/.libnetrc"; $ref = eval { do

Re: Repeated pattern matching

Greg, You might consider using the Perl split command and store the results in a list: @list = split /\mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> - Original Message - From: "Greg Wardawy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, February 27, 2001 12:06 PM Subject: Repeated pattern matc

RE: Help With Sorting A RefToAOH

the open curly brace goes after the sort my @array = ( { data => 'blah', filename => 'this.txt' }, { data => 'blah', filename => 'that.txt' }, { data => 'blah', filename => 'some.txt' }, { data => 'blah', filename => 'blah.txt' }, { data => 'blah', filename => 'blarg.txt' }, { data => 'blah

RE: I've sprung a Memory Leak!!

Perl manages memory automatically and recycles the memory used by an object as soon as the last reference is removed from it. You might want to make sure you undef() your global variables and lists when they are not in use just to make sure something isn't growing exponentially within your progra

Freestanding Net::FTP once again

Hello all, I was trying to figure out why the NetFTP perl script works fine and the freestanding exe built using PerlApp doesn't - no luck so far. Here is the situation - the perl script works fine, everything is transferred to the current directory, no errors, no warnings but from the freest

RE: I've sprung a Memory Leak!!

> It's a Linux process, but I've not had much luck with > response from the UNIX mailing list, You only waited 12 minutes. Did you mean the memory leak was your code or yourself? :) See my answer in the Perl-Unix-Users list; hopefully it'll help. - Mark.