David Ressler wrote:
Thanks for the start.
I managed to get Win32::SerialPort to wake up the printer but it's printing
gibberish. I'm setting it to the same baud rate, etc., as the (functioning)
Generic / Text printer that I set up using the Windows Add Printer.
Do you have any code snippits
Can anyone suggest a way to make a list of the names of the fonts
installed on a Windows system? -- Thanks
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Can anyone suggest a way to make a list of the names of the fonts
installed on a Windows system? -- Thanks
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use strict;
use warnings;
my @Fonts;
my $Dir = $ENV{'windir'}\\Fonts;
chdir $Dir or die Cant cd to $Dir:- $!;
foreach my $Font(*)
{
push @Fonts,
Title: FW: How to transfer the output of find command of Dos in perl to file
Hi Everyone,
The regular _expression_ in Perl works slower when the size of file is bigger and we want to find the multilple patterns.
So, what I found is using the find command in DOS we can get the output
Title: FW: How to transfer the output of find command of Dos in perl to file
If you are asking how to put
this into a file - just use the re-direct with DOS:
system(@argsfile.txt);
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The regular expression in Perl works slower when the size of file is
bigger and we want to find the multilple patterns.
I disagree with your assessment. Testing this past weekend using 52
files 200MB to 1.9GB in size showed that FIND.EXE was substantially
slower than Perl RegEx. My tests show
I have never done this and just need help getting off the 'dime'.
I have a monitor program that I tried to fork from TK - doesn't work...
won't work.
So, I thought, can I start a Tk window from the monitor and collect the
input that way?
Forget Tk for now. How do I fork a process and have that
Has the handles leak on Win32 when using shared variables with threads
been fixed?
:)
John
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Chris Wagner wrote:
I would start by looking in Scriptomatic for a WMI call into the fonts
system. And then use that with the standard OLE perl thingy to get the
information. Of course if u just listed the fonts directory u would have to
decode the font files urself to get their
Printing gibberish may be a sign that one or more settings may be
incorrect, potentially the databit, parity, or stopbits. Have you tried
doing a similar setup in HyperTerminal?
David Ressler wrote:
Here's what prints gibberish:
use Win32::SerialPort;
$port=new Win32::SerialPort('COM2') ||
Please forgive me if this is a rather stupid question, however I am new to Perl and Activestate perl on win32. My problem is as follows:No matter what program I run (be it mine or a downloaded app) I always seem to run into the exact same error (Useing IIS6)
The specified CGI application
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