Hi Dave,
thanks for your reply. Yes, this would work (of course), but if
the scalar was just 'declared' but no value assigned using
our $foo;
this doesn't work. It would show up in the symbol table, but
it wouldn't be 'defined'.
Perhaps I shouldn't have used the word 'defined' in my
original que
Scott,
There is some thread support in Perl. There was a good article or two a
while back in TPJ, but I don't have a link handy. You can also start
your investigation at CPAN. There is a Perl threads tutorial at:
http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/CPAN/perl/pod/perlthrtut.html
-Jeff
Scott Purcell w
Hello,
I can't find howto change the main windows
background color.
-background property work fine for component but
not for main window.
Please help, thanks
David Liouville1bis rue St Louis35000
RennesGSM : 06 70 20 71 53WEB : http://www.vraiment-pas.net
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I define the following binding on three listboxes. Any listbox I select I
always end up with the focus on the last listbox in the list. I'm trying to
make sure that if any listitem is selected the corresponding listitem in the
other two listboxes are the current - active - items ... and the focus
r
Look into Win32::EventLog::Message by Dave Roth.
Cheers,
/LG
/Luiz George Ramsey Barreiros
Analista Assistente de Informatica
GEPRO NRT 1-RJ/SETAR
Banco do Brasil S.A.
Well that definitely didn't send in plain format :)
So clearly it recognized it and performed some magic on it. Magic that in
this case I did NOT want.
Here's a try sent in "stylized" and without the original, which
it incorporated the first time making an even bigger mess, and I added
several
Opps sorry. That first mail was incomplete. I ran a test. Sent myself a
test email in both plain and html format. This header may also be needed:
Content-Type: multipart/alternative;
boundary="=_1906071==.ALT"
Then the extra tag already mentioned:
And those are the
Howard,
You can use the Net::SMTP to send multybyte characters. What you need to do
is (i guess is stated in the RFC1521) encode base64 the string prior to send
the data (if is the subject). You can have plenty of examples (most on PHP)
doing a simple
google search.
For message, just encode it i
Hi,
Yes - it works without the utf8(). I found it wasn't doing anything
for me anyway. I'm running it using PerlIS, I believe. It's via the
perl module for IIS. I wonder why it was creating garbage data.
Thank you,
Will
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Perl-Win32-Users m
I think, from looking at some of my stored emails with notepad, so I can
see the html, that what you need is this:
in front of the html tag, like so:
That's a guess but easy enough to test.
ms
From: "Frank Pikelner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: sending email in HTM
Title: RE: Threads In Perl?
I believe 5.8 has thread capability (I'm still on 5.6.x). You could probably do the background work without using threads. Take a look at the _Timer method. You can use that to do things (like your file checking) on a regular basis while still allowing the user to i
Howard,
I have not done any converting of this type, but hopefully these links can help. :-)
Our development team wrote their own APIs (in C/C++) based on the specs from the
unicode.org site.
Maybe the following links may help:
http://dataconv.org/apps_mail.html
This contains some programs
> I was wondering if there is any Thread support in Perl?
Yes, Perl 5.8
> If there is any info on this topic, links would be appreciated.
Try here: http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/docs/ActivePerl/lib/threads.html
- Original Message -
From: "Scott Purcell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL
I was wondering if there is any Thread support in Perl? I would like to have my
application run, and while the end-user is working in the GUI, I would like to have a
background thread, or process keeping track of certain files that may be altered while
the user is in the app.
If there is any i
How is this script being run? CGI? PerlIS? PerlEx?
Can you try it without Unicode::String?
1. It probably doesn't matter in this case, but you should "use strict" at the
beginning of the script. It will help a lot with debugging later.
2. "my $db, $query;" isn't doing what you think it is doing
Hello,
I need to write a short Perl program that will send email containing
an HTML table with data. My script succeeds sending on the the email, but
the HTML does not get interpreted by the client as HTML and appears as HTML
tags with the data. My guess is it is something with the HTM
Check out Win32::EventLog::Message at http://www.roth.net/perl/.
Peter Guzis
Web Administrator, Sr.
ENCAD, Inc.
- A Kodak Company
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.encad.com
-Original Message-
From: John_Ramsden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 23, 2003 10:32 AM
To: [EMAIL PR
Executive Summary
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I'd be very grateful if anyone can point me to info on setting
up a System Event Message Text Template Table for my own event
source.
Waffle
--
I have a system app that runs as a service and needs to log
system event messages when it starts and stops.
I
if (defined($foo)) { dosomething }?
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10/23/2003 01:14 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Distinguish SCALAR from ARRAY, CODE, HASH in the symbol table of a typeglob
Hi all,
I've got a v
Hello,
I am having a problem of tk application window disappearing
on a WinXP machine. This happens when one program calls
another one:
Application A opens Tk window, then calls application B and
waits for it to end. Application B opens its window, but
when it exits the the window of applicatio
Hello,
I am having some problems retrieving data from a database. When
retrieving data, I often get garbled information following what I've
retrieved. I think it's memory corruption of some kind. dllhost.exe
often crashes after 4-5 calls to the page containing the code (at the end
of thi
I had a problem once where the digit can be one or two, it was computer
generated and when the digit was one character, the space was two, so this
might be more reliable...
$line=~/[\w{3}
\w{3}\s{1,2}(\d{1,2})\s{1,2}(\d{4})\s{1,2}(\d\d):(\d\d):(\d\d)\]
And if it doesn't do that, it won't hurt
Title: RE: File::Copy error handling
> I'm not sure $? is useful to you since you're using copy
> from File::Copy, not system "copy" or `copy`. Suggest checking
> paths, and whether the copy *actually* took place.
I suppose so. For the last 10 months $? worked just fine, but *something* happ
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