I have no idea if its related but I too have problems (not the same problem
mine reboots) if I try run a loop more than somewhere between 16 million
and 17 million times.
I thought it was my 'puter (it's 2 years old now, probably getting creaky
in the joints), or OS (Windoze 2K) but I guess it
bruce [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> i have a simple/quirky question. i have a url -->
> http://www.acs.rutgers.edu:8880/pls/sc_p/sc_display.select_maj
> or. i can get
> to this page by doing a submit from
> ==>http://clue.rutgers.edu:8880/sc_pn/plsql/sc_display.main.
>
> however, when i try to si
hi...
i have a simple/quirky question. i have a url -->
http://www.acs.rutgers.edu:8880/pls/sc_p/sc_display.select_major. i can get
to this page by doing a submit from
==>http://clue.rutgers.edu:8880/sc_pn/plsql/sc_display.main.
however, when i try to simply use libwww or one of the other perl pa
> my $stream = HTML::TokeParser->new(\$agent->{content});
>
> while ( my $tag=$stream->get_tag("form")) {
> if ($tag->[1]{name} and $tag->[1]{name} eq "f1") {
> $stream->get_tag("table");
> $stream->get_tag("table");
> $stream->get_tag("table");
>
OK... I've got...
my $stream = HTML::TokeParser->new(\$agent->{content});
while ( my $tag=$stream->get_tag("form")) {
if ($tag->[1]{name} and $tag->[1]{name} eq "f1") {
$stream->get_tag("table");
$stream->get_tag("table");
$stream->get_tag("ta
Craig Cardimon wrote:
> I'm using Perl 5.8.3.809 on a machine running Windows XP Professional.
> I'm processing text files of various sizes. The one that is giving me
> problems is 22.5 MB.
>
> I can process this file by itself without incident, but if I process it
> as part of a group using a
I'm using Perl 5.8.3.809 on a machine running Windows XP Professional.
I'm processing text files of various sizes. The one that is giving me
problems is 22.5 MB.
I can process this file by itself without incident, but if I process it
as part of a group using a loop, I get the following error:
This is a bit of a long-shot, but has anyone tried running ActivePerl on
a Windows XP / SP2 beta machine on AMD 64 hardware?
Reason I ask is that we currently don't have any hardware that supports
MicroSoft's new NX hardware security features ( currently only the AMD
64 bits ) but MicroSoft has com
Title: RE: Inventive ways to parse configuration files?
> If your config files will be read and written only by Perl, you
> could just use Data::Dumper to write and then read your config
> hash.
>
Or, you can simply write your config as a hash(es) (and/or arrays and/or scalars) and then
Why yes... yes, I can... But depending on what you are trying to
query, this module may just be the starter code for you... As this
really doesn't look at the mail items in the mailbox, but the mailbox
itself, it's owner, the people that have perms to it, and so on.
Win32::Exchange
available o
Hi all,
Is there any module available in perl to work with exchange 5.5 ?
Actually my requirement is to get the properties of mailbox from exchange 5.5 using perl.
Can any one help me out in this regard?
Thanks in Advance.
Sitaram Pamarthi.
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Tony White wrote, on Friday, June 04, 2004 4:11 PM
: I'm used to parsing config files by slurping in a conf file one
: line at a time and then breaking the line up into the keys and
: values of a hash. This works fine for single-line configuration
: options of the form "key = value". But I
Hi All,
I have to read a stream of XML (SOAP) messages sent to my perl script. I
have tried to use the XML::Stream module and also the SOAP::Lite modules
for this. But no success. Can someone please throw some light on this
topic? I tried to do a search on the web, but nothing helpful out there.
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