Re: bad logic

> sub Get_Input { > print "\nEnter Job Type ['L' to list]: "; > chomp($type=); > if ($type eq "l" || $type eq "L") {system "type golist.idx | > more";Get_Input()} It looks like your making a recursive call to Get_Input() here. Why not do something like: # untested print "\nEnter Job Type

Re: Building AP 623 from source

Sisyphus wrote: > > Hi, > I'm attempting to build AP 623 from source on Windows 98 (cmd.exe) with > nmake and VC++ 6.0 - don't ask me why - I forget the exact answer. It's > something to do with the reason that climbers climb mountains. > The output from running 'nmake' is attached, for all those

bad logic

I've a subroutine which doesn't act the way I'd like it to. If I run through it, look at the list, then choose [enter] for the last two questions; these questions are repeated. I know it's my bad coding; could anyone offer some insight please? tks sub Get_Input { print "\nEnter Job Type ['L' t

Re: PerlCheck Program

Ron, The PerlCheck program will indeed parse itself without any errors. I will consider your suggestions and will post a newer version soon. By the time I received your message, I had already made quite a few changes to it. Dirk Bremer - Systems Programmer II - AMS Department - NISC 636-922-91

Re: Inconsisten ARGV handling on Win32 & Solaris

[Jeopardectomy performed] Dirk Bremer wrote: > > Jenda Krynicky's G module. Then put -M=G on the command > > line and it'll expand * for you. It also knows about > > `command` and 'text with spaces'. > > Phillip, > > I am curious about this G module. Where might it be found? Dirrk, it can be

Re: Inconsisten ARGV handling on Win32 & Solaris

Phillip, I am curious about this G module. Where might it be found? Dirk Bremer - Systems Programmer II - AMS Department - NISC 636-922-9158 ext. 652 fax 636-447-4471 > Jenda Krynicky's G module. Then put -M=G on the command line and it'll > expand * for you. It als

Re: viewing PODs

Dana 07.03.01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] napisa: > Next, you can update the ActiveState TOC file like so > >perl -MActivePerl::DocTools -e"ActivePerl::DocTools::WriteTOC()" > - it will pick up newly added html file(s). That's what I was searching for. Many, many thanks. And now, just to check it, but I'

RE: Code Beautifier?

I meant it's the coolest hack I've seen. But I should have mentioned that's it's not yet available. > http://www.consultix-inc.com/perl_beautifier.html > > (though I have to admit I haven't tried emacs) > > -- > Mark Thomas[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sr. Internet Architect

RE: Code Beautifier?

This is the best I've seen: http://www.consultix-inc.com/perl_beautifier.html (though I have to admit I haven't tried emacs) -- Mark Thomas[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sr. Internet Architect User Technology Associates, Inc. $_=q;KvtuyboopuifeyQQfeemyibdlfee;; y.e.s. ;y+B-x+A-w

Re: Net::FTP please test

Thanks to everybody who tested the $ftp->quit problem related to Perl2Exe. The latest beta version of the next full release (5.0) remedies the problem. Marcus Friedlaender ___ Perl-Win32-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://listserv.ActiveStat

Status of Image::Magick

Hi, Can anyone tell me what the status of Image::Magick is for the 6xx series. I cannot find it by searching from PPM but the site, and this list, seem to suggest that it is available. If you can find it via search in PPM can you tell me what the respository is as I am getting confused about whic

Re: Compiling modules for Win32

- Original Message - From: François LETELLIER <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2001 9:07 PM Subject: Compiling modules for Win32 > Good morning everybody. > > I've been using Perl for a couple of years now.

Building AP 623 from source

Hi, I'm attempting to build AP 623 from source on Windows 98 (cmd.exe) with nmake and VC++ 6.0 - don't ask me why - I forget the exact answer. It's something to do with the reason that climbers climb mountains. The output from running 'nmake' is attached, for all those who would like to view it. I

Re: basic setup ?

Rodeo Red wrote: > > Yes I have already used that page, thank you. A couple questions- > in: > > Options FollowSymLinks > AllowOverride None > > > This is different than described on your page. > Do I change Options FollowSymLinks to Options ExecCGI ? Just add ExecCGI to the Options l

Re: Inconsisten ARGV handling on Win32 & Solaris

Dirk Bremer wrote: > Since Nt won't expand arguments that have a "*" character, I > came up with this code snippet to expand them: [snip code] > Let me know if there is a better way to do this. Jenda Krynicky's G module. Then put -M=G on the command line and it'll expand * for you. It also kno

Re: Code Beautifier?

Ron Grabowski wrote: > A post on Slashdot today about the DeCSS thingy mentioned this: > > C:\>type foo.pl | perl -MO=Deparse Yes, B::Deparse is very nice. But the above qualifies for the "Useless Use of cat^H^H^Htype Award" -- it could be replaced by C:\>perl -MO=Deparse All opinions are

Re: basic setup ?

Yes I have already used that page, thank you. A couple questions- in: Options FollowSymLinks AllowOverride None This is different than described on your page. Do I change Options FollowSymLinks to Options ExecCGI ? Where do I put the web page which uses perl so the server will use it ?

Compiling modules for Win32

Good morning everybody. I've been using Perl for a couple of years now. I've written modules in C, and had them compile and work on a Macintosh. It was no piece of cake, but at leat I managed to find some documentation on how to do... And thanks to the mailing lists and the buddies out there, I m

Re: basic setup ?

Rodeo Red wrote: > > I have activestate perl set up on my windows 98 computer at C:\Perl > and the apache server set up at C:\apache > > Both appear to be working correctly- the example perl script in the eg > directory works and I get the apache default page at localhost. > > Can someone point

basic setup ?

I have activestate perl set up on my windows 98 computer at C:\Perl and the apache server set up at C:\apache Both appear to be working correctly- the example perl script in the eg directory works and I get the apache default page at localhost. Can someone point me in the direction of direction

installing MIME::Tools

I'm having a problem with MIME::Tools. I've installed it with PPM and tests were OK, but when I try to use it I get this error: Can't locate IO/Wrap.pm in @INC (@INC contains: C:/Perl/lib C:/Perl/site/lib .) at C:/Perl/site/lib/MIME/ParserBase.pm line 93. Perl: AS build 522, MIME::Tools: 4.124