Dax T. Games wrote:
> Using the following code I believe I have successfully imported the
> user32 function but I cannot make it work, I get errors.
>
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>
> Start Code>>>
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> use Win32::API;
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> my $SystemParametersInfo = new Win32::API("user32",
> "SystemParame
Andrew Wax wrote:
> Bill,
>
> Thanks for your help - I ran your program and had the same results as you
> did - I will have to strip down the program to a basic framework and
> eliminate all the processing around.
>
> I know I have seen the discussion re: strict before but really never grasped
Malcolm Debono wrote:
> Thank you all for the support.
>
> The problem was using the same file handle about 4 times.
I caught that, but that's just part of the problems. I reformatted
and inserted some comments/questions with ##. Some further explanation
of what you are doing would help.
#
>Malcolm Debono wrote on Saturday, March 16, 2002 5:44 AM
> #!/usr/bin/perl
A suggestion: check into changing the above to
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
(this is the "-w command line switch" which is probably indexed under
"W" in your basic Perl reference-- at least it is in the Camel)
Thank you all for the support.
The problem was using the same file handle about 4 times.
Malcolm
- Original Message -
From: "Sisyphus" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: 16 March 2002 21:37
Subject: Re: Looping
> Hi Malcolm,
>
> That's a fair bit of code to wade through
Dax,
SPI_SETMOUSE and SPIF_SENDCHANGE are constants, not literal values, so
they shouldn't be in quotes. Also, they aren't defined by perl, in any way,
unless you've somehow defined them yourself, i.e.:
# real values, as defined by winuser.h
use constant SPI_SETMOUSE => 4;
use constant
Using the following code I believe I have successfully imported the user32
function but I cannot make it work, I get errors.
Start
Code>>>
use Win32::API;
my $SystemParametersInfo = new Win32::API("user32", "SystemParametersInfo",
[P, P, P, P], N) || die;
@MouseSettings
I am getting the following errors when I execute the code below.
Any ideas why and how to fix them?
( I saw something similar posted in the lists before and it
had something to do with using "my" and "local" variables and/or
passing parameters by reference. Does this ring a bell
to anybody?)
Here
Rob,
Sorry about all the code, Bill Luebkert has been giving me hard time,
nothing to do with perl.
The 'sub repeat_url' works okay, the problem that I am having is the script
will not loop and I am not sure why.
Merrill Cornish wrote:-
>You are reading list.dat line at a time in a while() loo
