On Tue, 11 Nov 2003, Lynn. Rickards wrote:
> Checking the buildstatus pages on http://ppm.activestate.com there appear to
> be more XML modules built for 5.6 than 5.8. May be worth stepping back if you
> have 5.8...
There are a lot of modules there. There are about 5,000 links each on
http://ppm.
On Tue, 11 Nov 2003, Gary Nielson wrote:
> For example, today I went to download XML-SAX-Machines and
> XML-LibXML using ppm in XP. Neither one was there or
> complete as in:
>
> ppm> install XML-SAX-Machines
> Error: PPD for 'XML-SAX-Machines.ppd' could not be found.
> ppm> install XML-LibXML
>
perl
-MCPAN -e "install XML::SAX::Machines"
There
is a ton of dependencies and you will need
either to ppm those
with
XS content first (hope they're all available...) or have MSVC installed to
compile
the
DLLs.
Checking the buildstatus pages on http://ppm.activestate.com there
appea
The filehandle CAN be a variable... introduced in Perl 5.6? Or was it 5.8?
sub bin_urls {
foreach (@alpha) {
$temp = "> $_.out";
open ($fh, $temp);
print $fh "Delete the file and replace it with this line";
close($fh);
}
}
This was likely added to Perl due to
Gary,
Download the modules from CPAN and try compiling them using
nmake for Windows which is freely available off Microsoft's site. Do the
normal:
perl Makefile.PL
nmake
nmake test
nmake install
If the module is tested on Win32 it should be fine but modules
built specifically for UNIX
I have noticed that when I simply execute a Perl script
outside of a browser it successfully connects to my
Access database and retrieves data. On running the
same script within the browser it fails to connect.
I guess it must be a permissions problem i.e. although I am
allowed to connect, create
