Folks -
$check is not set following the line
if ($line=~ =~/$megapat/ ) {
because I am trying to figure this part out -- actually, One of the issues
I am having is that $megapat is currently matching every line in the file...
which is not really what I
Ken,
Why don't you post a few lines of the data that you are trying to match, especially
the lines that match.
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- Original Message -
From: Ken Fox
Ken,
The following code used after your search might be useful:
# A regex debug structure.
use English;
if (defined $PREMATCH) {print(PREMATCH = $PREMATCH\n)}
if (defined $MATCH) {print(MATCH = $MATCH\n)}
if (defined $POSTMATCH) {print(POSTMATCH = $PREMATCH\n)}
HDI = How Do I :-)
Have tried GetLastError, and $^E .. No cigar :( Thanks.
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On Wed, 27 Mar 2002, Chris Yocum wrote:
Hello All,
Well, I have a project that requires me to: parse a PDF file, add some
content inside the file, then out put the file for viewing on a browser that
has Adobe Acrobat reader installed. I searched the net. I found the great
pdflib
I found a reference to Win32::Perms in one of the activestate lists as an
alternative to Win32::FileSecurity. (My code using Win32::FileSecurity
stopped working when I moved it to Win2k from NT 4.0. There seems to be a
problem adding domain accounts to file ACLs - something about the name
Well, sometimes just asking the question gets your mind working in new
paths. I discovered that the Set method that I was using tries to set the
SACL, owner and group as well as the DACL. Setting the Owner requires the
Take Ownership privilege which is by default restricted to administrators.
By
On Wed, 27 Mar 2002, Ken Fox wrote:
Hi folks -- not 100% sure this is the rigt place so point me right if I'm
wrong G
I'm trying to do a fast search through an extremely large file and what I
want to do is to execute code (or at least set a variable to a value) based
on which regular
Ken Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I cannot figure out how to set a variable based on which
regexp matched --
If you're using a relatively new version of Perl (5.6.1 may be
required), the special variables @- and @+ may be useful. They
are arrays holding the start and end positions of the
I have just install perl v5.6.1 build 631
I used ppm to install Mail-Sender from the ActiveState Repository
This installed Mail-Sender 0.7.10
I the went to Jenda's site to upgrade to the latest Mail-Sender
0.7.13.1
I used the following command
upgrade Mail-Sender -install
the reply
Error: Package
Thanks everyone for your help. First, Mr. Calpini, I tried what you
put in your email. I still got an access violation (I'm on a Win2000
Service Pack 2; the library was compiled with Visual C++ 6.0 Enterprise
Edition). The violation was The instruction at 0x78001c9d referenced
memory
Mike Reilley wrote:
I have just install perl v5.6.1 build 631
I used ppm to install Mail-Sender from the ActiveState Repository
This installed Mail-Sender 0.7.10
I the went to Jenda's site to upgrade to the latest Mail-Sender 0.7.13.1
I used the following command
upgrade Mail-Sender
- Original Message -
From: Mike Reilley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2002 7:46 PM
Subject: Mail-Sender upgrade problem
I have just install perl v5.6.1 build 631
I used ppm to install Mail-Sender from the ActiveState
Repository
This installed
Bill, I found MIME/Decoder/QuotedPrint.pm as advertised in my C:\perl
directory.
I then retried to install using ver 3.0 beta 3 of ppm and received the
same error.
I then tried to install using ppm version 2.1.5 and received no errors
install went as advertised.
Both versions ship with PERL
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