On Sat, 1 Jun 2002, Malcolm Debono wrote:
I am trying (not an expert) to write a script that will, to begin with,
write the meta tags to a file from an html file.
I have managed so far (after many hours) but when the tags are written in
the html on seperate lines it doesn't write all of the
Now, myself being a Systems administrator, I would be extremely doubtful of
using the simple method of querying the registry. API calls are there for
a reason.
I don't know how easy the registry is to rebuild on W2K, since i haven't had
to do it yet (crosses fingers), but the less playing
Michael D. Schleif wrote:
When I do this:
if ($csv-parse($_)) {
@array = $csv-fields;
}
print scalar @array, \n;
I get various values, because some fields in the CSV file are empty.
What I want to do is get an array with empty fields, as
Ron Grabowski wrote:
Michael D. Schleif wrote:
When I do this:
if ($csv-parse($_)) {
@array = $csv-fields;
}
print scalar @array, \n;
I get various values, because some fields in the CSV file are empty.
What I want to do is get an
What ever gives you short code that is readable.
I tend to find that I can more easily follow what a
'simple' registry read does than what the buffer
initializations and stuff in an API call does.
I find a simple line like:
if ($hkey_connect = $Registry-Connect($node,
LMachine#,
