RE: uninitialized value in pattern match (m//)

2001-10-09 Thread Carl Jolley
On Tue, 9 Oct 2001, Mark Remesnitskiy wrote: > Hi, > > unfortunately this doesn't solve the problem. > if > $iPageLineQty = $#Page+1 really give different number than $iPageLineQty = @Page + >1, > scalar(@Page) gives: > scalar( > any way I get message: > Use of uninitialized value in p

RE: File::Find p.s.

2001-10-09 Thread Plunkett, Matt
Change it to the following to get a better idea of what the File::Find function does: use File::Find; @files = ("."); find (\&wanted, @files); sub wanted { print "Found $_\n"; } You'll just need to put whatever filter you want in place in the wanted function. -Original Me

File::Find docs

2001-10-09 Thread Jeffrey
A number of people have sent me email mentioning that the docs contain all. Please stop. It is quite obvious that I didn't understand the docs. I am so sorry that I bothered everyone on the list with my trivial question. = Jeffrey [EMAIL PROTECTED] _

RE: File::Find p.s.

2001-10-09 Thread Jeffrey
I read the docs, but they were not clear. For Perl gurus the wanted function declared in the docs might make sense, but I had no idea what was going on. As I mentioned, the docs are less than adequate. Thanks - I think I can get it to work now. --- "Rubinow, Larry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >

RE: File::Find p.s.

2001-10-09 Thread Rubinow, Larry
Jeffrey wrote: > The code that I am working with is simple: > > use File::Find; > > find (\&wanted, "*.txt"); #various patterns tried here > > sub wanted > { > print "Found $_\n"; > } Have you read the docs on File::Find? You don't specify a pattern in the find() call, you specify a pa

File::Find p.s.

2001-10-09 Thread Jeffrey
The code that I am working with is simple: use File::Find; find (\&wanted, "*.txt"); #various patterns tried here sub wanted { print "Found $_\n"; } = Jeffrey [EMAIL PROTECTED] __ Do You Yahoo!? N

File::Find

2001-10-09 Thread Jeffrey
I am trying to search through a directory stucture to find particular files. I think that the module File::Find is what I am looking for, but the documentation is less than adequate. I can't get it to work at all -- I continually get an error "Can't stat txt: No such file or directory" where t

Re:UPdate if the file is modified

2001-10-09 Thread Jorge Goncalvez
Hi I made a perl TK program Which have a progress bar that can show what there is in a log file but my problem is that to update this progress bar I must destroy it and then redraw it to make growing the progress bar. I wanted to know if it is possible to watch the log file if there is no ftp

RE: Trying to upgrade my perl to 5.6.1 for XS C++ Code.

2001-10-09 Thread kroy
I was able to resolve the problem with two flags in the makefile.pl -TP and -GX I think the -TP tells perl that it is c++ code. I don't know what -GX does. Kevin -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, October 08, 2001 3:57 PM To: [EMAIL PROT

RE: Follow up to prev Win 95 Folder options

2001-10-09 Thread Martin Moss
It looks like you need to use a case insensitive pattern match in your subroutine.   for (sort(/^$filename/, readdir(WD)))   {  if(/^$filename/i)add the i where I've put it in bold  {       $filefound = "True";  } } -Original Message-From: [EMA

Follow up to prev Win 95 Folder options

2001-10-09 Thread Margaret Quinn
    Stephen thank you for your reply i changed it and its still having problems      The directory contains files like this   ZQ648d - this will work Zq6488 - won't     When i pass in ZQ648d - it will find ZQ648d but when i pass in the filename ZQ6488 - it won't fin

Re: CGI::Upload

2001-10-09 Thread Stephen Patterson
File uploads are part of the standard CGI module. Search for " CREATING A FILE UPLOAD FIELD" in the CGI docs. ___ Perl-Win32-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://listserv.ActiveState.com/mailman/listinfo/perl-win32-users

RE: Editing word documents

2001-10-09 Thread Tillman, James
Christopher: I hope you don't mind, but I'm CC'ing my response to the list, since it has some links others might find useful... > but the OLE interface to Word (heck, the OLE > interface to anything) seems so hard to me to > completely identify. Agreed, I guess anything in any language or

Re: Win 95 Folder options

2001-10-09 Thread Stephen Patterson
On Tuesday 09 October 2001 9:26 am, Margaret Quinn wrote: > Hi all, > > I am trying to read a directory and find a file named ZQ3709.ZQ (client > win95) but this file appears in the windows directory as Zq3709.zq - > apparently this is the windows naming standard - when i run the function > below

Win 95 Folder options

2001-10-09 Thread Margaret Quinn
  Hi all,   I am trying to read a directory and find a file named ZQ3709.ZQ (client win95) but this file appears in the windows directory as Zq3709.zq - apparently this is the windows naming standard - when i run the function below - it will not find this file.     However if

Re: Convert HTML to Plain Text

2001-10-09 Thread Stephen Patterson
On Friday 05 October 2001 5:59 pm, Frazier, Joe Jr wrote: > How do I transform HTML to text content? I KNOW I have seen a method to > do this, but dont remember what module it is in. I checked a few and > did not seem to find. It would also be nice if it had the ability to > maintain layout( ie.