You can turn off buffering:
$|=1;
jagdish eashwar wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have written a script which accesses each file in a directory and
> processes them in turn. While it is doing so, I want it to put out
> status message like:
>
> "Processing $filename, please wait.."
>
> And then when the s
Hi,
I have written a script which accesses each file in a directory and
processes them in turn. While it is doing so, I want it to put out status
message like:
"Processing $filename, please wait.."
And then when the script has finished processing a file, I want it to say
"Done" at the end
Hello,
This is an ambiguous question or a hope.
I've been making some scripts and I sometimes
must look into other peoples' scripts.
Rarely I must revise C language programs.
I wonder if there is a tool to analyze them &
display or document the calling structure of
modules or functions.
It is
You need Win32::API.
Regards
Mark
Paul Rogers wrote:
> While I've worked plenty in perl I've never had to connect to/use a DLL.
> GoldMine's API uses a DLL. While of course they have plenty of docs for VB
> and C++, they have none for perl.
>
> Below is their VB declarations file. How can I
While I've worked plenty in perl I've never had to connect to/use a DLL.
GoldMine's API uses a DLL. While of course they have plenty of docs for VB
and C++, they have none for perl.
Below is their VB declarations file. How can I convert this to perl and
then get access to the DLL's core funct
