cleartool: Error: Element name not found:
/view/view_PACE6R05/vobs/vbos_verif/devices/PACE6R05/M3/SYS1/module/module.h.
Here the element is there in
clearcase(/view/view_PACE6R05/vobs/vbos_verif/devices/PACE6R05/M3/SYS1/module/module.h),
bcz I checked manually and I can
I forgot to mentione one thing there. If the script is source check
in, then I am facing the problem.
Is the element executable? As root, vob owner or element owner do,
'cleartool protect -chmod +x element'.
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Does anyone know how to use PerlCtrl? ie, converting perl scripts into
dll files?
Just curious, but have you read the documentation available with your
PDK install? Seems like a fairly decent set including a tutorial that
should get you started. I'm sure you could have some more pointed
*So, is there a Windows build of the Tk package that has been
installed there (since you seem to be using both Unix and Windows)?
And are you using a Perl that handles a lib tree with separation by
platform for the binaries - AFAIK, ActivePerl doesn't, for example.
*
1) Could please let
The Tk package is installed in the vob release of perl.
Please check the following path: /vobs/vob_verif/tools/Perl/lib/Tk.pm
You're using ClearCase, and this is a Unix path, and further, it is a
path only relevant after a 'cleartool setview' has been done. Neither
the path nor setview
Hmm, sorry if I steal your thunder :-), but have you looked at File::Find?
And the ton of extras for variations, like File::Find::Object, ::Wanted,
::Closures, ::Rule, ::Parallel, ::Node etc etc etc...I would be
surprised if you didn't find (no pun intended ;-) something useful in
that bunch.
I need to copy files from a remote Windows machine to the Windows
machine were the Perl script is executing.
As always, reading the docs is useful. The notes section (at least on
the 1.17 version on CPAN) says 'File::Remote only works on Unix'. Also,
in the next paragraph it says 'The main
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 so not long ago, December 18th, 1987... a tiny little one was
born of
$/=\015;
You're giving it a (reference to a) number (hence the fixed size
buffer); instead give it the character: '$/=\r' should work.
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I have written a PERL/Tk program to take input from a user and to
print a report back based on the data. It works fine on my Windows
XP system with an HP Laserjet 6MP connected to a standard parallel
port (LPT1). When I copy the program to a different computer
running the same OS but
system \C:\\Programme\\Internet Explorer\\iexplore.exe\ $website;
wait, until the browser window is closed.
Some:
Look into Win32::Process (I believe it's called). The CreateProcess call
has flags to control this.
Crude, but since you're using 'system', run cmd.exe and there use the
The states that are supported by the ps in *nix environment are (using
the s option of ps command):
DUninterruptible sleep (usually IO)
RRunning or runnable (on run queue)
SInterruptible sleep (waiting for an event to complete)
TStopped, either by a job control signal or
I am trying to build a script for finding the state of the processes
that are running in the windows environment.
Basically , an attempt to make some thing synonymous to ps command
of the *nix for finding the state of processes.
Does any body has any clue about a package which is
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