1) How do I compress files (into a zip file) with Perl on a Windows
machine?
2) Is this different than doing it on a Unix machine?
3) If so, can I zip on a Unix machine so that it will open on a Windows
machine?
Thanks.
Paul Flint
Japanese to English Translation
Kawasaki Japan
On 19/10/2002 09:35:23 perl-win32-users-admin wrote:
Greetings to all,
I would like to write a simple Perl script (for Win32) able to catch
what my browser is sending and receiving (especially the headers) during
a particular http transaction.
It sounds to me that what you want is a HTML
On Fri, 18 Oct 2002 17:01:51 -0400, Chris Benco
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wrote with regard to: How can I avoid the Undefined reference in a hash
value error:
Script seems to work well. I can send it blank fields and it recovers
every time. Problem is when I leave it running it crashes with the now
Since you are making two OLE calls every time you use
$Document-GetFirstItem('From')-{Text}, a more efficient version might be:
if (defined (my $From = $Document-GetFirstItem('From')-{Text})) {
# do something with $From
} else {
print Nothing in the Inbox. No need to go any farther!
On Mon, 30 Sep 2002, Khan, Moin wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to check the file age, how old is file, and on that result have
to process some function, for example if the particular file is 7days old
then delete it, any help is appreciated.
Seven days old relative to what? If the what is the time
On Fri, 11 Oct 2002, martin bower wrote:
Hi ,
Can anyone point out any obvious problem with this code pls ? It's supposed
to go through 10 rows of each worksheet, and dump column 5's
contentsWhen I run it, I get the following error.
Can't call method Value on an undefined value at
I searched the list and found an answer, but its about using cygwin...
Is there such a module or script written in perl without any system calls
about this subject?
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On Sun, 20 Oct 2002, Paul Flint wrote:
1) How do I compress files (into a zip file) with Perl on a Windows
machine?
2) Is this different than doing it on a Unix machine?
3) If so, can I zip on a Unix machine so that it will open on a Windows
machine?
There are versions of zip (e.g.
In a nutshell I have a text file with dates in it (01 - 31) that are pipe
delimited. In one month I might have.
01|05|10|14|22|30
the next month I might have
01|10|22|28|31
The lowest number is obviously 01, and can reach 31.
I need to read in the text file, which is done but I need to know
Hi,
I've created a small perl app which is running on a Windows 2000 server for
a client.
I programmed Net::STMP for sending e-mail.
One of the e-mails was returned with the following: (note i changed the
real ip and domain name.)
IP.ADD.RE.SS does not like recipient.
Remote host said: 591
Hello:
This what I trying to do:
1. Display and HTML page with 2 fields: username and password
2.The user will have to log in using his username and password that I stored in my Access database.
3.I am using the following code to search the database for password matching the username:
my $user =
On Sun, 20 Oct 2002, steve silvers wrote:
In a nutshell I have a text file with dates in it (01 - 31) that are pipe
delimited. In one month I might have.
01|05|10|14|22|30
the next month I might have
01|10|22|28|31
The lowest number is obviously 01, and can reach 31.
I need to read in
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