Hi,
I'm using the perl module Mail::Sender and it's working exactly the way I want it to.
There is only one problem. I'm sending an attachment with my email, it's a simple
.txt-file. The problem is that when the file is opened by the receiver of the email an
equalsign (=) has been appended to
Hi,
Is it possible to use SSI in an shtml output generated by the cgi script ?
I'm just asking before I try it for myself :-)
Viktoras
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viktoras wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible to use SSI in an shtml output generated by the cgi script ?
I'm just asking before I try it for myself :-)
Just do the include yourself from the script - it's easy.
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From: dog [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Parsing a Word Document?
Is there such a module for reading/writing to a word document?
Kirk
Win32::OLE.
'perldoc win32::ole' might have some info on your specific
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From: Borkur Gudjonsson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, July 03, 2003 10:19 PM
Subject: Win32::API
Hi.
I'm using Win32::API v0.41 with Perl 5.8.0 build 805 on WinXP Pro.
I'm having trouble with a DLL I made with VC++ 6.0 Service Pack 5.
Will someone please send me some good, fundamentally sound (and memory
leakless) client and server skeleton socket code that is preferably
multi-threaded (but I'd really like a good fork example too) and that is
preferably as cross-platform as possible?
Many many thanks!
Joe
Joe Flowers wrote:
Will someone please send me some good, fundamentally sound (and memory
leakless) client and server skeleton socket code that is preferably
multi-threaded (but I'd really like a good fork example too) and that is
preferably as cross-platform as possible?
I don't have a good
That works. Thanks a lot :)
Regards,
Borkur Gudjonsson
Hi.
I'm using Win32::API v0.41 with Perl 5.8.0 build 805 on
WinXP Pro. I'm
having trouble with a DLL I made with VC++ 6.0 Service Pack 5.
When I run the script it outputs 'ABCD' and then Perl crashes.
Yes - it did the
I hade the same problem I think, you can easily test. Change the file
extension from txt to ttt.
If it works then you must set ctype and encoding.
ctype = 'application/octetstream',
encoding = 'base64',
This solved my problem.
/Ulf
At 09:15 2003-07-04 +0200, Wermström Emma wrote:
Hi,
I'm
Hi,
I'm parsing a file and want to eliminate all lines
that start with Test and end with PASS!. I'm
trying to do the following:
/^Test.+PASS!$/
but it says no patterns match!
Some help please.
MA
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Does anyone know why the following Perl modules are not available via ppm
for ActivePerl 5.8?
XML-DOM
GD
GDGraph
Crype-SSLeay
Also, I'm starting to work with Perl threads. The docs say that I shouldn't
use modules that are not thread-safe. Does anyone know how to find out if a
particular
You may have a space at the begriming that is not obvious. Try cutting and
pasting a line that contains an exact copy of a line you want to match into
your code then slowly remove the specific characters replacing them with
regular expressions to find your error.
Respectfully,
Paul
[Original
This works for me...
/^Test.*PASS\!$/
Use this little script to check out your pattern matches:
while () {
chomp;
if (/^Test.*PASS\!$/) {
print Matched: |$`$'|\n;
} else {
print No match.\n;
}
}
R.
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thanks for the help...
I ended up solving the problem.. The reg-ex that
worked was:
/^Test.\+PASS!$/
For some reason, the + sign had to be escaped; yet,
the ! sign (which I thought for sure was something
special) isnt'... :-)
MA
PS: It's amazing how much watching the reg-ex matching
the
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