From Hermen suggestion I tried the following and now my head hurts on the
front and back. Below are two sample one works the other does not. What am
I missing beside my brains.
Good:
$fld1 = "3.3%";
$fld2 = "36.91%";
$fld3 = "4.08%";
$fld4 = "98.2%";
$bbrec =
I don't know why Radha can't join the list,
I suspect you're right in that this and that
is part of his problem. As I remember, I cut
a little of the header on forwarding, part of
which was a Lotus-inserted DOMAIN line, MITEL
being the DOMAIN value.
lee
At 10:49 29/03/2001 -0500, Peter
I am at a complete loss. I'm trying to automate clearing of the temporary
internet files (some people in the office hear are completely incapable of
doing it through IE directly). Anyway, I can't find anything on the IE
object hierarchy and OLE to be able to get in there with a piece of perl
Title: RE: How to Create A CPAN MIrror
You could check the FAQ :-)
http://www.cpan.org/misc/cpan-faq.html#How_mirror_CPAN
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote, on Thursday, March 29, 2001 12:12
: $bbrec =
: .sprintf("%05.02f\%|",$bbarray{key}[0]).sprintf("$05.02f\%|",$bba
: rray{key}[1
: ]);
Here $bbarray{key} tells me that bbarray is actually a hash, %bbarray.
: The original data was in array called theList so I copy the
Hi folks,
I just started looking into the multithreaded capabilities (as limited as
they are documented) and discovered on my first basic attempt, that Threads
are not supported? Hmmm, here's the output:
On an NT 2000 Server I get...
Microsoft Windows 2000 [Version 5.00.2195]
(C) Copyright
In perl 5.6, threads are implemented via the fork() emulation. Read perldoc
perlfork for more info.
The Thread module was used in previous versions, and is not compatible with
5.6.
-Jesse
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From: Kirk Rogers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2001
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IBM DeveloperWorks has some articles on XML parsing, I believe. I don't
know how detailed they are (you may be looking for some heavier reading),
but I thought I'd pass along the info.
jb
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How about this as a regex:
($root,$file,ext)=$path=~/^([-_\w]+[\\/])+([^.]+)\.(.+)$/;
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Carl Jolley
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On Tue, 27 Mar 2001, Dirk Bremer wrote:
I would like something without the overhead of a module.
On Wed, 28 Mar 2001, Lee Goddard wrote:
If I get a mo, I'll send some code to the list;
it's long gone now. But it wasn't anything really:
I opened a file, and on the next line just printed
to nowhere specific, assuming it'd go to STDOUT.
It generated the error weird, and probably
On Thu, 29 Mar 2001, MOTTER, JEFFREY D. (SBMS) wrote:
I have a string that was read from a file( in BINMODE ).
After I read from the file, I store the string in a variable
called $line. Right after that, I do a substitution to get
rid of any leading characters that are hex 00( "\x00" )
Hi,
There are some C functions in a C lib I would like to call from a Perl
program. How do I link the C lib into my Perl. There is a small section on
Embedding C in Perl on p 371 of "Programming Perl" 2nd Ed, mentioning
DynaLoader, but does not give any specifics for a novice on this topic
Anyone know of a module or script that can convert a .prn (printer) file to
a .txt file?
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I think .prn is a Postscript file which is a text file.
Try to change the extension to .txt to see if it works.
Ted Zeng
Peter Eisengrein wrote:
Anyone know of a module or script that can convert a .prn (printer) file to
a .txt file?
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John ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
There are some C functions in a C lib I would like
to call from a Perl program.
A few months ago I would have recommended you learn all about XS, or
possibly SWIG. However, there's a fairly new module called "Inline.pm"
that's really cool. Read with this
$Bill,
Your example will show the first occurrence in the second dimension, but how do you
iterate through all of the occurrences in the
second dimension? I envisioned using a second for loop inside the first for loop, but
don't know what to iterate on, i.e.
foreach my $v1 (@array)
{
Sorry if I was being vague. I can open it with notepad but there is gobs of
control stuff in there (I am guessing 60% of it is control info). The
control info is not necessarily just "non-keyboard" characters. Here's a
snippet of what it looks like:
*p798XC7GQ04183*p1442XT1*p1911X
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