Hello,
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(BI downloaded Net::IMAP::Simple & run sample script,
(Bbut failed on login.
(B$! has "Bad file descriptor".
(BMy script is just copy of README,
(BAany idea?
(B
(BMy purpose is to read mails in excange server.
(BI tried with OLE and OutLook from;
(Bhttp://www.outlookcode.com/cod
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi;
Don't most OO structures require
constructor
and destructor methods? Seems to me this is OK for OO. Requiring the
Workbook
to delete the Worksheet leads to a different problem...that of a
WorkBook
with no Worksheets. Since the raison d'etre for a WorkBook is as
If you create a new workbook and try to delete the only worksheet you get
a very nice error message stating that you cannot delete or hide the only
worksheet. This would seem to me to be proper OO structure error
handling?
At 16:57 24/01/2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi;
Don't most OO structur
Hi;
Don't most OO structures require constructor
and destructor methods? Seems to me this is OK for OO. Requiring the Workbook
to delete the Worksheet leads to a different problem...that of a WorkBook
with no Worksheets. Since the raison d'etre for a WorkBook is as a container
for WorkSheets, the
Hsu, David wrote:
Hi,
Can someone let me know the syntax of deleting a worksheet in an Excel
workbook. I am using Win32::OLE.
I've tried:
$Workbook->Worksheets{9}.Delete;
Thanks,
David
This is an aside, not an attempt to answer your question, but:
Doesn't anyone think it's a bit odd to tell a W
Hi Dirk,
for your conceptual question I'd say, that you're already
using the right things (-validateCommand, -invalidateCommand
callbacks).
If you want to force adherence to valid values - that's the job
of the callbacks. If you want to tell the user somehow, it's only
a moderately good idea to u
On Mon, 24 Jan 2005, Lundgren, Scott wrote:
> Recently I had to compile some Perl Modules that were not
> available via PPM. After struggling with nmake and the
> like I found this article on Perl Monks which explained
> the free-as-in-cost tools needed to compile CPAN modules
> on Windows and how
Fred,
Thanks, that works as well. I used Сергей one-liner.
On another topic concerning Excel. Do you ever get:
HTTP/1.1 502 Gateway Error Server: Microsoft-IIS/5.0 Date: Wed, 19 Jan 2005
19:03:35 GMT Content-Length: 186 Content-Type: text/html
CGI Timeout
The specified CGI application exceed
This works for me:
my $Sheet = $Workbook->Worksheets(9); # select worksheet
number 9
$Sheet->Delete;
Hsu, David wrote:
Can someone let me know the syntax of deleting a worksheet in an Excel
workbook. I am using Win32::OLE.
I've tried:
$Workbook->Worksheets{9}.Delete;
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That was it.
Thanks.
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From: Сергей Черниенко [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 24, 2005 11:25 AM
To: Hsu, David
Cc: Perl-Win32-Users@listserv.ActiveState.com
Subject: Re: Deleting a worksheet in Excel
Здравствуйте David,
Monday, January 24, 2005, 5:39:0
Recently I had to compile some Perl Modules that were not available via
PPM. After struggling with nmake and the like I found this article on
Perl Monks which explained the free-as-in-cost tools needed to compile
CPAN modules on Windows and how to do it.
http://perlmonks.thepen.com/Free%20MSVC%20t
Здравствуйте David,
Monday, January 24, 2005, 5:39:01 PM, Вы написали:
HD> Hi,
HD> Can someone let me know the syntax of deleting a worksheet in an Excel
HD> workbook. I am using Win32::OLE.
HD> I've tried:
$Workbook->>Worksheets{9}.Delete;
HD> Thanks,
HD> David
try
$Workbook->Worksheets(9)
Title: Message
Hi,
Can someone let me know the syntax of deleting a
worksheet in an Excel workbook. I am using
Win32::OLE.
I've tried:
$Workbook->Worksheets{9}.Delete;
Thanks,
David
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Thanks
guys, this has been very helpful...
I
notice that I don't seem to have the samples the documentation mentions anywhere
on my system, however -- this isn't critical (I've done what I needed to do),
but does anyone know where they might be?
Sam
Sorry for disturbing...
Alfred Vahau wrote:
Thanks for the tips. No, I don't have the Microsoft compiler so will try
the install by PPM.
I did think of the MinGW gcc as an option but was already a cygwin user
so opted
for the gcc in Cygwin.
from Microsoft's website there is the MS Visual C++ Too
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