Hi all,
thanks for all the help.
I think i have solved my problem, but want to know if my solution is
compatible with all distributions of linux. the distro of linux that i have
tested on is linux mandrake 9.2.
For those of you, who have not been following my emails, what i am trying
to do,
Hi Paula,
We tried to use both the approaches i.e. perl script.pl and script.pl .
But no luck. I have included the entire @INC of perl5.8 in my script.
I really dont understand why this is happening. :(
Ashish
From: Capacio, Paula J [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ashish srivastava
[EMAIL
$Bill Luebkert wrote:
henry isham wrote:
Hi All,
I'm trying to find a way to query the local machine to find out whether it's running
Windows 2000 Professional/XP/Windows 2000 server. I've looked into the
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion key, but it doesn't tell whether
Hello,
print $client "dir\x0D\x0A\r\n";
This means,
--
dir (CR)
(CR)
--
extra new line?
By the way,
a slitely elegant coding,
--
use IO::Socket qw(CRLF);
...
print "GET / HTTP/1.0", CRLF;
--
Hirosi Taguti
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Trying to parse an RSS feed into html. I added XML::RSS-0.97 through my package manager just fine. I'm using indigoperl. I also tried ActiveState perl just in case, with the same error. Here is the full error message:Can't locate XML/Parser.pm in @INC (@INC c:\indigoperl/perl/site/lib/xml/RSS.pmI
Dear friends
I have a website that uses Perl to generate pages from a
database (mySQL). It is a news website.
The performance of the site is changing all the time without a
reason. Sometimes it is normal. Others it is extremely slow. I check the task
manager, and I can see few Perl jobs
Hello Jeremy,
Wednesday, January 7, 2004, 12:27:19 AM, you wrote:
JA The following is the solution. you will notice that i have added
JA the linux [cr] [lf], followed by a perl \r\n. The reason for this
JA would be, in order for linux to RETRIEVE a line of data through a
JA socket, from a
Ashish Srivastava wrote:
Sent: Monday, January 05, 2004 11:37 PM
We have perl 5.6 and perl 5.8 installed on our server. Perl 5.6
dosent
have
Telnet.pm module installed but perl 5.8 has. So in my script i have
used the
location of v5.8 and it is running fine. But the script errors out
when
sounds like its polling something, creating a race condition.
this is especially relevant on non-file filehandles (sockets, named pipes etc)
possibly the mysql connection? if it sends a request that takes a bit of time, and then polls for a response, this would slow the computer until the
Hello,
I am trying to add autoshapes to an embedding Excel slide. The VBA code I
have works so I should only need to make a few modifications to get it to
work in perl but I am having problems:
Can't call method Win32::OLE=HASH(0x19df12c) on an undefined value at
test.pl
line 25.
line25 = my
that line will try and find a procedure, variable or property in the package/namespace/pointer $slideobject called (whatever the contents of $p2 are)
you probably mean: my $slideobject = $p2-Slides(1);
$slideobject is undef until you assign something to it - and undef doesn't export/autoload
Hi All!
Is there an easy way (or module) to turn a flat fixed-width database into
useful data? I would like to dump particular database fields into a hash.
Tom Jones12345 Something Dr. Atlanta GA25467
JohnDoe 1704 Green Street Boston MA62481
Erica
Chris wrote, on Wednesday, January 07, 2004 2:09 PM
: Is there an easy way (or module) to turn a flat fixed-width database into
: useful data? I would like to dump particular database fields into a hash.
:
: Tom Jones12345 Something Dr. Atlanta GA25467
: JohnDoe
Anyone have any idea how I can find the maximum value in a range (B3:O3)?
The only way I can think of would be to write a formula in another cell and
compare this value to each of the values in B3:O3. There has to be a better
way but darn if I can think of it.
Something like:
my $r1 =
Hi All!
Is there an easy way (or module) to turn a flat fixed-width
database into
useful data? I would like to dump particular database fields
into a hash.
Tom Jones12345 Something Dr. Atlanta GA25467
JohnDoe 1704 Green Street Boston MA
Hi! I have an application which runs perfectly from the command line
as administrator. It uses open2 to talk with another program.
However, when it is run as IUSR_machinename (ie, when it is launched
by a cgi process, which it needs to be for the application), it gives
errors like the
Chris wrote:
Hi All!
Is there an easy way (or module) to turn a flat fixed-width database into
useful data? I would like to dump particular database fields into a hash.
Tom Jones12345 Something Dr. Atlanta GA25467
JohnDoe 1704 Green Street Boston MA62481
you'd be better off searching the mskb or msdn for this - perl merely autoloads all the OLE functions it finds available - it doesn't have them remembered anywhere.
you may find its something like ...-exec('Max(B3:O3)') or call or something odd like that..
remember that perl is case sensitive!
Hi all,
On my website I want to check if a clicked link in still valid. If the link
is invalid, I plan to write the invalid link to a file. Does anyone know if
there is a URL utility, in PERL, that can be used to verify a link (without
Netscape or Explorer infoming the user that the page is
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