On Friday, March 28, 2003 5:21 AM, Paul Shum wrote:
Rob,
I am running 5.8.0 built on Feb 4, 2003. I think that this is why I
get the version 0.43 for the DBD-ODBC. I did not install any other
ppm but the one that comes with 5.8.0. The ppm version is 3.0.1.
Normally I would suggest you
I want to add html-like clickable hyperlinks inside a richedit. How can I do
this with Win32::GUI?
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Hi!,
you can start the ftp session with a script, using:
You can call me Bill or $ (dollar) and you can *refer* to me as $Bill,
but don't call me $Bill. :)
Hehehe.
So, just to check that my brain _is_ working...
sub subroutine{
my $return = check_spreadsheet ($which = large frog);
if ($return eq Cancel) {return};
...
}
sub
The to address as well as the from address should both be valid RFC822
addresses. All MTAs support different variations of the full address
specification. A format that works on one may not work on another. To see
what is happening in your specific transaction you can turn on debug mode
and view
You can call me Bill or $ (dollar) and you can *refer* to me
as $Bill, but don't call me $Bill. :)
Okay \$Bill, thanks for clearing that up! :)
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From: Daniel Gross [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 28, 2003 6:03 AM
Hello,
I am new to perl and am writing a perl program that
transforms/manipulate database records that were exported into a text
file. The user can specify within a configuration
Sorry for sending this one two times...
There was an error in the mail server last weekend I think...
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Burak Grsoy
Sent: Sunday, March 30, 2003 8:23 PM
To: Perl-Win32-Users
Subject: Win32::GUI - How can I
On approximately 3/31/2003 3:07 AM, came the following characters from
the keyboard of Stuart Arnold:
I have all that. I'm trying to use it (I am an old windows hack) to
get some uniquely passed in data.
First, let me start with what I'm trying to do and maybe someone has
a hint.
Given a
Title: Message
I made
a couple of changes to your script, but the big question is, are you using valid
email addresses for the from/to.
use Net::SMTP;..my $server =
"mail.netvigator.com";my $my_address = 'my_address.smtp';# Make sure
this is a valid email addressmy $from = "Hong
Thank you for John, Randy and Rob's replies.
The ActiveState repository looks like back on-line and I am now able to
search for DBD-ODBC without adding the TheoryX5. However, I am just curious
why there are two versions of DBD-ODBC. The default one in ActiveState is
0.43 while there is one in
I have begun learning CGI from a book dated '96 which refers to UNIX as a
platform. I am using Win32 and have a question about an example from the
book, which I assume works on some system, just not mine, hehe.
What I do using I.E. 6.x is:
1. Enter the CGI path and filename in the browser Location
Silly things happen. I'm sure my next post will not approach anywhere near
silly. Maybe.
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In my day job I work on Win2K terminals which are linked by a Novell
Network. Perl version is 5.8 (ActivePerl 8.0). For an all-Perl application
involving a flat-file database I would like to be able to answer the
question: Which user made a change to a file, and at what time? The time
aspect
On Mon, 31 Mar 2003 12:16:29
Andrew Burt wrote:
I have an email script which no longer sends email, but which used too.
1. The script gets information from a form, information which is sent to the email
script (em_1.cgi).
2. The script converts the information it is sent to a useable form
Hi all,
Here is the script I finally came up with. For some reason I need to
find \n within context i.e. possible surrounding white spaces and \n.
Daniel
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my $outputFile = Out_input.txt;
open (INPUTFILEHANDLE, input.txt);
open (OUTPUTFILEHANDLE, . $outputFile);
$/ = undef;
$theFile =
That seems like a lot of work when you could just do something like what's
shown below. And I'm sure someone is going to follow with something shorter
and cleaner than this one, but it's a start. I did test it and it worked.
#!C:\Perl\bin\perl.exe -w
use strict;
my $file =
Same as Scot but instead of Chomp
$_ =~ s/\n//g;
that way if you would not chomp a character that you want to keep.
Later,
Matt
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From: Scot Robnett [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 31, 2003 10:52 PM
To: Daniel Gross; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Removing
Matt,
That was assuming $/ is set to \n as per the usual, should have clarified
that. I didn't see any need to use the regex in that case, but there's
always more than one way to do it. I think chomp handles line feed
characters as well as newlines, but not 100% positive about that.
Scot R.
On Tuesday, April 01, 2003 5:28 AM AEST, Paul Shum wrote:
Thank you for John, Randy and Rob's replies.
The ActiveState repository looks like back on-line and I am now able
to search for DBD-ODBC without adding the TheoryX5. However, I am
just curious why there are two versions of DBD-ODBC.
On 29/03/2003 06:53:45 perl-win32-users-admin wrote:
On 3/27/2003 5:24 AM, Stuart Arnold wrote:
I want to be able to somehow reformat the error/warn messages that perl
dumps out so that I can format it (override it).
[snip]
perldoc perlvar
Certain internal hooks can be also set using the
On 27/03/2003 15:26:05 perl-win32-users-admin wrote:
Hello world!
Is there a way to execute a series of system commands?
For example if you tried to do an FTP how could you pass it all the
subsequent command lines? (I know you can do it using Net::FTP, but I'm
trying to do something
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