Without knowing the specifics, could you do a
#ifdef problem_function
#undef problem_function
#endif
at an appropriate place in the xs file?
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best regards,
randy kobes
Hi Randy,
that did it!
Thanks a lot
Thomas
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I use events with IE automation.
use Win32::OLE qw(EVENTS)
Then check the Win32::OLE docs or the archive lists to see how to use
them.
Steven
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Kevin Carothers
Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2005 4:21 PM
To:
hi,
i'm
currently trying to run the following code in order to connect to remote Win2K
server.
the
remote Win2K server is running Cygwin which operates as the server.
here's
the code:
my
%params;$params{debug} = 1;$params{protocol} =
2;$params{port} = 22;
$ssh
= new
Title: Message
Try changing
$params{protocol}. Looks like your server is/may berunning version 1
of SSH, while you're trying to connect with version 2.
Remote protocol version 1.99, remote
software version OpenSSH_3.4p1Net::SSH::Perl Version 1.24, protocol
version 2.0.No compat match:
I think that I'm seeing a but in the Win32::OLE::Lite::in method. When I
turn on
event handling and then iterate through a collection of IE browser objects:
my $objectCollection = $document-All();
foreach my $object( in $objectCollection ) {
# Blah, blah
On Wed, 23 Feb 2005, Andrew McFarlane wrote:
I think that I'm seeing a but in the Win32::OLE::Lite::in method.
[...]
How do I alert the powers that be about this potential defect?
Can you send me a complete program that I can use to reproduce the
problem?
Cheers,
-Jan
All,
I've been presented with the task of creating (or attempting to create) an
Email to Fax gateway. Has anyone written code to accomplish this or have a
good idea of how it can be done on the win32 platform? I know I can write
code download and phrase incoming messages from a POP server, but
I will be out of the office starting 02/23/2005 and will not return until 02/28/2005.
Please contact Joe Trunkett or Steve Yambor with any infrastructure issues in Cleveland.
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Does it _have_ to be windows? I have converted many an old PC into hylafax
(www.hylafax.org) servers. Hylafax works great and has an email-to-fax
gateway service. Lots of nice features. But it works only on Unix/Linux.
- Mark.
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OK folks, here's my dilemma. I'm not a TK or Win32:GUI user and am not sure ifthey arethe right tools for this. I'm trying to display a bitmap with a JPG/BMP/GIF file to tell people to wait while the script runs. I'd also like to include a little caption below the pic. I guess I'm looking to
-Original Message-
From: Thomas, Mark - BLS CTR [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2005 4:10 PM
To: 'Chris'; perl-win32-users
Subject: RE: Email to fax
Does it _have_ to be windows? I have converted many an old PC into hylafax
(www.hylafax.org) servers. Hylafax
Do you really need a server to do this? Why can't you keep it
simple and run Pegasus email (free - Windows regular email
software)? In the filters you can easily write any email to a text file
and run a program. The program would print the text file to a fax
printer. I'm not sure if you
An MS-DOS batch file launches a PERL script which calculates input
specifications for a filter-design program written in FORTRAN running under
cygwin's shell for MS-DOS. The specifications are written by PERL to many
text-files which are read by the UNIX-based program. Therein lies the
L. Neil Johnson wrote:
An MS-DOS batch file launches a PERL script which calculates input
specifications for a filter-design program written in FORTRAN running under
cygwin's shell for MS-DOS. The specifications are written by PERL to many
text-files which are read by the UNIX-based
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