Rod Butcher wrote:
That looks like what I get now from Process32First/Next. According to
the PROCESSENTRY32 structure, the 3rd value should be a ProcessID, and
the 7th should be ParentProcessID : in your example, 0 and 0, which
doesn't look good. Examples of values I got :-
296 0 0 28 0
I left off an * on the pack:
my $PE32 = pack 'LZ*', 296, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, ' ' x 259 . \0;
print Data::Dumper-Dump([$PE32], [qw($PE32)]) if $debug;
Also, you're requesting thread and dumping process. You should
request ALL or dump thread instead of process.
use strict;
use
I want to run perl code as a function/module inside EXCEL, in the same
way that one can run VBA.
Despite of other reports that say it can't be done I think it can.
There is a tool called PerlCtrl which is part of the ActiveState
Perl Development Kit that can do just that.
At least it provides
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From: Rod Butcher
Also, perl itself always crashes after exactly 13 calls to Process32Next
(probably on the 14th call). Plenty of RAM available, it has not
returned code 18 to indicate no more processes (anyway, there are +- 50
running).
Be aware that it's not
Hi,
Has anyone got Net::SSH::W32Perl to work on Windows XP, I have ActiveState
Perl 5.8 installed, and have downloaded the Net::SSH::W32Perl ppm's from
soulcage.
The following example hangs if the command sent to the remote server returns
any data, if the output on the ls is redirected it
Many thanks Bill, I had got into my head the idea that I had to walk
thru the proceeses to get to the threads i.e. a hierarchy of threads
within processes - whereas as you point out I go straight to the threads
via TH32CS_SNAPTHREAD (a flat structure). The code I ended up with
follows. Many
Sisyphus wrote:
$PE32 = pack 'LZ', 296, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, ' ' x 259 . \0;
There's a * missing after the Z.
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Hi,
I'm trying to develop a perl client for a java (apache axis wss4j) web
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Hi
Folks,
I'm having trouble
formatting the Cell Contents of an Excel sheet with
Win32::OLE.
I want to force the
contents of a Cell that has a DATE value ( "Dec 2005" ) to be a
string.
What happens is the
Date value 'DEC 2005' in converted into 'Dec-05'.
Any help will be
Try something like this:
$Sheet1-Range(D2)-{NumberFormat} = MMM ;
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Suresh Govindachar wrote:
Wanting to capture the output of perldoc with a perl variable,
I looked at perldoc.bat. What perldoc.bat does is run the
following script with the arguments given to perldoc:
snip
Suresh Govindachar wrote:
1) What does the following line do?
eval 'exec C:\opt\perl\bin\perl.exe -S $0 ${1+$@}'
if 0;
That's just running perl against the bat file.
But doesn't the if 0 condition mean that nothing happens?
(The call to perl to
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