I'd be willing to bet that she wants something like RPM's output when you
use '-ihv'.
You can achieve this type of text based (and clean looking) progress bar
using
>>
Curses::UI::Dialog::Progress - Create and manipulate progress dialogs
<<
That might be a little overkill for your purpose, but
If you don't want a progress bar in a window? then what do you mean?
You can use Perl::TK and probably the other gui's to do windows without
frames?
Or do you mean a Text progress bar displayed on the command line?
How about just printing a '.' to STDERR/OUT at certain points in your code.
Marty
Hi All,
I have a requirement to create a progress bar in PERL.
I need to do this on command prompt (something similar to windows setup)
This needs to run both on LINUX and Windows.
please get back with your suggestions.
I checked GTK, however that gives me a window based UI which I want
Alistair,
The input data consists of numeric strings created in two different formats form two
different platforms, one having leading signs
and one having trailing signs. The commify will ignore the trailing signs, which is
fine for my requirements, unless someone wants
to propose another rege
-Original Message-
From: smi pawar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
:: Hi All,
:: Now there is one more problem:) .. the file I am
:: getting from windows to SOLARIS machine contains ^M
:: characters Can PERL handle such file.. removing
:: ^Ms automatically.. or do I have to use som
> Prior to running 'make' one has to run './configure' - and
> all I get from
> running that is the complaint that:
> '.' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
> operable program or batch file.
>
> Also tried '.\configure' and just plain 'configure' - but
> always essentially
>
yes, there is.
the natural way is you install a Tk::fileevent handler for the listening
socket. Your "readable"-handler is called when an incomming connection
can be accepted on the socket. But if you are using Tk on a Windows box
then fileevent won't probably work. In that case it's the best to
