Sam Gardner wrote:
> I have a feeling much of the use of perl is geared towards
> website management, though. From what I've heard, a large
> number of e-commerce sites use perl (check perlmonks.com --
Maybe. But I think that it is more a case that a relatively visible segment
of Perl programm
Oops, typo monster struck: that should be "unless $relaunched, spawn"
below. Also want to then exit original instance to let new instance carry
it from there.
> -Original Message-
> From: Andrew Timberlake-Newell [mailto:Andrew.Timberlake-
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sen
> > Is there any way to keep the "black command-prompt looking box" from
> > popping up when executing perl script on win 32 platform?
>
> Have got several replies saying use wperl
Another option: Win32::Process
For instance, you might have your program look for a command line option, as
in
> Can someone send me an example of how to use the debugging tools
"input_log , and or
> dump_log" in the Telnet module. I'm trying to get a telnet to work
and it appears
> there is a character that I can't match. Here is an example of one of
my telnets
> that work:
>
> my ($file, $tn);
> use
> On 29 Mar 2004 at 9:03, Hugh Loebner wrote:
>
> > I can get perl to write a text file 'xyz.txt' to disk with
> no problem,
> > but I don't know how to actually get my preferred printer
> to actually
> > print it out.
>
> Peter has already mentioned using the windows "Print" command.
> D
Anton Ganeshalingam wrote:
> > but why would you want to shift a bit of textual data? It would no
> > longer be text..
>
> I'm trying to avoid people looking at the data without proper access
Why not just use an encryption module?
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Perl-Win32-Users
I've seen Perl used in "business environments" in each of the following
roles:
A) The primary development language
B) A co-primary along with PHP
C) One of many languages used on a per-task basis...with no real
primary
D) "Tool" usage for auxiliary support of another "primary" language
Normally, that cmd
would do the trick. Unfortunately, my
script needs to connect to a login without shell access, so I can’t set TERM
that way on the remote (UNIX) box. The
login is given a menu from the start, and it is from that menu that I call the
program that wants to see ‘vt100’.
