Kev is correct, but the bug he refers to is only on WinNT 4.x
On approximately 2/23/2004 9:58 AM, came the following characters from
the keyboard of Kevin Hill:
Guys,
My understanding is that there is a bug in the file extension/application to execute code, that is part of windows, that stops red
On 02/23/04 22:29, Kamal Ahmed wrote:
Dear Perlers,
I have found that just copying the .pm modules which I untared
This is a very, very, very bad habit which some people have adopted.
This will not always work correctly even for pure perl module. Sometimes
files must be passed through a filter b
Dear Perlers,
I have found that just copying the .pm modules which I untared from
activestate in the /usr/bin/perl/lib , Works !
-Kamal
On Sun, 2004-02-22 at 17:37, Sisyphus wrote:
> John wrote:
> > Can i install CPAM modules in activestate distribution of Perl?
> >
>
> Yes - except for the sm
Anyone know the "proper" way to activate dialup networking on win2000?
Using PERL of course. I can double click it no problem:)
When I try what used to work on 98, it fails, and locks the system up so
bad that it takes a long time to shut down for a reboot.
Network and dialup connections is o
Jonathan Epstein wrote:
Hmm... is there a Tk::SVG or TK::some-other-scalable-graphic out there?
Sorry, I guess that this isn't really a question about PPMs ... really a question about modules.
well that's why the list is here. i for one didn't know Tk::PNG was
bundled into the new Tk =) thanks ra
Hmm... is there a Tk::SVG or TK::some-other-scalable-graphic out there?
Sorry, I guess that this isn't really a question about PPMs ... really a question
about modules.
Jonathan
At 04:02 p.m. 2/23/2004 -0600, Randy Kobes wrote:
>On Mon, 23 Feb 2004, Hicks, Bob wrote:
>
>> Is there a PPM out the
On Mon, 23 Feb 2004, Hicks, Bob wrote:
> Is there a PPM out there for using Tk::PNG on Window (Windows XP
> specifically).
There is a working Tk::PNG in the beta Tk-804.025 for
ActivePerl 8xx, available at
http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/ppms/Tk.ppd
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best regards,
randy kobes
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Guys,
My understanding is that there is a bug in the file extension/application to execute
code, that is part of windows, that stops redirection from working if Microsoft does
this "lookup" itself. Stopping it having to do this lookup, by invoking Perl.exe
directly, gets around this issue. Thi
Hi, Burak.
I'm not sure what your problem might be. Runs fine for me on
my system.
OS: Win2K
Perl: 5.6.1 (ActivePerl build 635)
Tk: 800.024
You are running on the bleeding edge. Tk 804.025 is very
much "beta" right now. Which sub-version of Tk 804.025
are you running? Current is "beta 14".
Sui Ming Louie wrote:
I have run similar batch files on NT4.0. They worked OK. At one point, I
used to think that redirection from batch files was not possible. Then I
got some insight from reading the perl2bat.bat file included with Perl.
I asked the original question, so I thought I would try
Good. If there was special configuration that was required to make the
redirection and piping from batch files, then you might want to relay that
information. No matter what, it should be noted that there have been issues
historically with redirecting and piping from batch files, and that this
co
And on that note, I simply resorted to building a QIF file for import to
quicken, and manually importing the data once a week after parsing the
HTML data on various web sites. Which was totally fine for my personal
401K, Checking accounts, credit cards, etc. :)
Although, I saw in the SDK that so
Well, maybe it is a configuration issue, but I am running NT 4.0 (like in
the original message) on a test machine and I cannot redirect or pipe from a
batch file. It is worth testing on the individual machine that is causing
the problem.
Either way, it is something to be wary of.
-- Chris
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