Hey Thiago,
well, you wanna try this:
open(OUT, ">C:\\text1.txt") or die "\nI've got issues! Like:$!";
Now to "print" or "write" to the file, you just need to use the
FileHandle "OUT".. so,
print OUT "Hello World!\n\nJack's Back!";
then be sure to close your file by;
clos
Title: Question
open(IN,"C\:\\text1.txt") or die "The following error occurred: $!
\n";
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Hi,
Title: Question
When you use double guotes, then what perl sees
in
, "c:\text1.txt" is c:text1.txt vs c:\text1.txt
You need to use double slashes("c:\\text1.txt", single quotes then it won't do a
translation, so 'c:\text1.txt' would be correct or you can change the b
Thiago Burin wrote:
> Hi,
>
> First of all, I would like to say I am a beginner.
>
> Well, I have had a problem with the "open" function. I wrote the
> following code:
>
> -- open in , "c:\text1.txt" or die "error reason: $!\n";
>
> I intended to open an existing file to write on it
Title: Question
Hi,
First of all, I would like to say I am a beginner.
Well, I have had a problem with the "open" function. I wrote the following code:
-- open in , "c:\text1.txt" or die "error reason: $!\n";
I intended to open an existing file to write on it. However, whenev
Hi, I use the WIn32::Eventlog module to dump on a file the logs of the
applications(cygwin tftpd ftpd).
Then I parse this file to display some of theses informations in a HMI.
My problem is that when i run my application i must clean all entries on
Application in the NT Eventlog because if i d
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> I had sent this message a couple of days ago and for some reason the
> whole email came out in one long line, and was sent with an
> attatchment that I did not attatch, so I'm going to try this again. I
> am trying to write a macro using WIN32::OLE in Word that prints
I must REALLY be missing something obvious.
I cant find the chm doc anywhere under my c:/perl installation.
I have 5.6.1 build 628
bob
Thomas R Wyant_III wrote:
>"Tillman, James" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>Is anyone else less than thrilled regarding this new CHM version of
>>the help? I
I have access to some demostration software that displays the contents of
HPPCL codes visually on screen. Has anyone seen something like this
attempted with Perl?
This software I am reviewing also works with zipped PCL (about 5% the size
of the original PCL) and 10% the size of a comparable PDF
"Tillman, James" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is anyone else less than thrilled regarding this new CHM version of
> the help? I fail to see the benefit when it doesn't add newly
> installed modules to the help. With the plain HTML help we used to
> have in ActivePerl, new modules got added to
Here's an older summary of this problem and one possible
fix. Yes, it does appear to be a bug of some sort, I've run
into it myself.
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Hello, Ken and Joaquin.
I've pursed this problem some. I submitted any earlier version
of my "ppm_fix.pl" script to the ActivePerl mailing li
Is anyone else less than thrilled regarding this new CHM version of the
help? I fail to see the benefit when it doesn't add newly installed modules
to the help. With the plain HTML help we used to have in ActivePerl, new
modules got added to the tree automagically.
Maybe I'm missing something o
Hello -
I need to write and read to a parallel port and its registers; have Somebody
an idea about how to do it? I'm using WinNT and Win2000.
Thanks
Marco Centemeri
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Eng. MARCO CENTEMERI
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