Forgive me for being dense here for a moment, but isn't it the case
that in any text file, or any kind of file for that matter, editing in
place is overwriting data in subsequent bytes ? So every single time I
had to modify the middle of a file I had to do exactly what you
describe.
It has not
ss to our users, and retain the existing primary SMTP
address as an alias.
>
> The attribute in AD that holds these values
is "proxyAddresses".
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On 1/9/2011 7:32 μμ, Barry Brevik wrote:
> This is a bit of a selfish post, but since list traffic is low right
> now, here goes.
>
> I'm developing a routine that essentially loops looking for keyboard
> input. If it has any, it processes the key otherwise it performs some
> other (short) proces
Hello list,
Has anyone had any luck with using license management software like
copyminder's over PDK binaries?
Many thanks
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sorry for butting in so late but, i have used win32::capture and
win32::gui::dibitmap to great success , check out project rautor under
sourceforge
Daniel Burgaud wrote:
> Hi
>
> I was finally able to do what i wanted: Screen Capture using GUITest
> then use the BMP data from GetBitmap
> into
try activestate's guibuilder from http://spectcl.sourceforge.net. It has
some issues but is mostly functional.
vptk_w is another option but I consider guibuilder better!
mohammed.must...@wipro.com wrote:
Honestly speaking that takes sometime. But I don't have any idea about
the tool which hel
and been pedantic today , for perlapp users , compile with
--bind msg.dll[file=msg.dll,extract,mode=666]
and use with
my $filename = PerlApp::extract_bound_file("msg.dll");
die "msg.dll not bound to application\n" unless defined $filename;
$filename is your dll's full path to be used with Bri
Brian H. Oak wrote:
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>
> I used the tools in the Windows SDK to compile messages.mc into msg.dll:
>
> mc messages.mc
> rc -r messages.rc
> link -machine:i386 -dll -noentry -out:msg.dll messages.res
>
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many many thanks Brian , msg.dll was a life saver !
I have also incorporated
Dax T. Games wrote:
You could also have used Win32::Eventlog::Message.
Much easier, less hassle. If you could post working samples of code I would
appreciate it. I never could get the perlmonks linked info to work properly
for me.
ppd does not install :-(
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Pipirilo wrote:
Is there a webpage in which I can see what kind of projects or products are
using ActiveState products?
I want to know what I can do with this tools. Will it allow me to create
desktop as well as web applications? You know those kind of questions.
Basically, I want to know why t
memoize is your friend! There is a whole chapter devoted to it in
"Higher order Perl" and yes Perl's recursion sucks especially when using
dynamically allocated large data structures!
Gaurav Vaidya wrote:
Hi Greg,
2009/5/22 Greg Aiken :
the sub-routines then look to the value of $main::wev
That is not a hash , it is a tree, gry to search CPAN for Tree data
structures. Hint Tree::Dag_node
Shain Edge wrote:
I'm looking on how to create an expanding hash database.
How do I add to and navigate such a beast within the program itself?
Something of an example:
root:
add energy
root -
Brian Raven wrote:
Personally I just use an editor that I like (xemacs), and the command
line debugger.
HTH
Dunno about you , but I have found the syntax highlighting abilities of
vim wonderful, it even has a windows version ( gvim )
As for debugging , any suggestions for threads debug
did anyone check this out ?
http://sourceforge.net/projects/win-rsync/
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Foo JH wrote:
> I guess they're trying to get some inspiration from the Perl libraries/
> syntax for their next-gen scripting language?
>
> P#? PowerPerl?
>
Foo JH wrote:
> I guess they're trying to get some inspiration from the Perl libraries/
> syntax for their next-gen scripting language?
>
chronia polla Perl
Kenneth Ölwing wrote:
Har den äran, Perl!
ken1
Foo JH wrote:
Sheng Ri Kuai Le Perl!
Howard Maher wrote:
I don't know about you all, but I think that we all should take a moment to celebrate Perl's 20th birthday today...
It just seems s
f you want to create a couple of threads, it should
> (?) work, but beyond that, who knows?
>
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Perl scripts?
>
> If so, can you show a sample?
>
> I am in need of speeding up a very recursive function;
> in perl, it took almost an hour; in C++, it took a few
> seconds. I wanted more speed.
>
> thanks.
>
> Jaime
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have a problem with the thread initialization time, which can be
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> Matt
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