Hi,
I'm using Mr Dave Roth's Win32::EventLog::Message's RegisterSource
to register a new EventLog source.
It seems to accept only EventID => 0 in Report from Win32::EventLog.
In system I'm now developping EventID 1000 means special error ID that
is treated as a emergency error log which is report
Hello,
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(B "Fork on Windows XP - Activestate Perl 5.8"
(B ""Andrew Whalen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" wrote:
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(Bandrew> Has anyone had any luck with using fork on Activestate Perl 5.8, and Windows
(Bandrew> XP. (I'm using the home edition at the moment) No
Hi,
Is there Perl built-in function, the reverse of "caller"?
Now I'm coding many many subroutines.
I like to get current name of subroutine just I'm in.
...
sub sub_1 {
my (@parm) = @_;
my ($pkg, $filename, $line, $subname) = called;
log_debug("$subname start, number of parm = ", scalar(@p
hwopenka> Thanks for your fast reply - but I could not find such module. :(
hwopenka> Harry
Sorry not to be so friendly.
You should always look into CAPN;
http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/CPAN/cpan-search.html
Distributions >> H >> HTTP-Proxy-0.04
http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/mod_perl/cpan-searc
lstein> What do you want. The version with the newline or the version without? The
lstein> current version (2.89) has no newline, and therefore should give you the
lstein> popup menus "closer"
Yes, exactly.
The problem was I had old version with the newline in /Perl/bin
which was working & I
Hello,
I made a Perl module "WaitNext", 'cause I can't find
a similar one that I really want.
When I want to run some script, say every 60 minutes,
I register to crontab.
It's OK but each job's results are not easy to be adopted
to next jobs. So sometimes I want to make a script as a daemon.
"slee
Search by "config".
on
http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/CPAN/cpan-search.html
Config-IniFiles-2.27: A module for reading .ini-style configuration files.
is one of what you want. & many other moduls there...
Hirosi Taguti
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"Module for parsing INI