> HI,
>
> How can you clear the value of a variable or array?
>
> $variable = ""; ? ### yo
> @array = "" ? ### use @array=(); instead (empy list)
## if you want get rid of the variable itself, use undef
hth
till
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Perl-Win32-Users mailing
hi,
i want a remote perl application to pop up a information window on the
client's desktop as it's more direct than sending this info by mail plus it
doesn't pollute the user's box! the only way which jumps into my mind is to
use novell's broadcast message service (we're running netware 4.x), h
g'morning,
i have a Tk application with a Label widget just diplaying the current date
$date = "Date: " . localtime();
$main->Label(-textvariable => \$date)->pack();
of course it only gets updated when $date is *actively* changed, so i was
wondering how to tell Perl that it should change 'date'
@f
produces the following output
char=a, col=10, row=1
char=b, col=19, row=1
char=c, col=10, row=2
char=d, col=20, row=2
char=e, col=28, row=2
char=f, col=10, row=3
Tim
"Kuhnibert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent by: [EMAIL
ok guys,
i need a starter on this one.
have a file which looks like this
name: @a age: @b
gender: @c bla: @d blub @e
blabla: @f
and so on ...
the @ signs are placeholders for a template and mark the position for later
entries. they have always 1 alphanumeric digit, followed by either one
either nmake (Win32::API requires a compiler AFAIK) or get the ppd file from
http://www.activestate.com/PPMPackages/5.6plus/
which you can install using ppm (and w/o a compiler)
HTH
till
> Hi All,
>
> I have downloaded Win32-API-0.20.zip to install win32::API module on
> windows. I did Perl Mak
Subject: Using of .netrc-File
> I want tp use Net::FTP and Net::Netrc for the filetransfer. On UNIX it
> works properly. However, if I take the same script on NT the lookup of the
> login information does not work. Where do I have to store the .netrc file?
> Can somone show me an ftp-script with
> I want to use ftp for downloading multiple files in
> perl-win32 system. I am working in ActivePerl.
>
> since I am working in Win2k, I am trying to write
> alternative to .netrc as below.
>
>
> my perl script calls a download.bat.
>
> The download.bat contains:
> ftp -s:ftpcmds.txt servertoac
> Hi!
>
> I have this question. If I have perl installed on a machine under a
network,
> can I invoque and install perl scripts from another machine or do I have
to
> install perl in every machine that I want to use perl.
>
it's sufficient to have it installed on a network drive, i usually put a
hi,
when i create a new Net::SMTP object i do receive the following sytem error
C:\temp\reasoncode>perl -MNet::SMTP -e "$n=Net::SMTP->new('194.55.1.1');"
Das System kann den angegebenen Pfad nicht finden.
this is german for "the system cannot find the specified path", for example
the same msg
Does anyone know where I can find a ppd for Config:IniFIles? I have a script
that requires it.
I have downloaded the tar.gz, but, being a newbie to Perl, down really know
how to install the module without ppm.
### shouldn't require compilation, simply change to your ...\perl\site\lib
directory,
> Hi,I have a perl tk application that create a file c:/cygwin_syslog.txt.
> I have this file c:/cygwin_syslog.txt, How I can do to verify if this file
> exists at the init of my application, if it exists I would rename it in
> c:/cygwin_syslog.bck0, and recreate one with the same name ie
cygwi
hi,
'use local' resp. check out the perllocale manpage (perldoc perlocale)
(...)
Thanks to LC_CTYPE, depending on your locale setting, characters like 'æ',
'ð', 'ß', and 'ø' may be understood as \w characters. The LC_CTYPE locale
also provides the map used in transliterating characters between l
http://search.cpan.org/search?mode=module&query=driveinfo
HTH,
till
- Original Message -
From: "Jorge Goncalvez" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2001 10:51 AM
Subject: Re:dynamic menu
>
> - Begin Forwarded Message -
>
> Date:
hi,
don't know whether it works for you, but i have a listbox widget which i use
as a kind of log display in my TK window, and every time a new entry is
added i call the raise method so the entry comes into effect immediatley ...
sub logupd {
my $msg = shift;
$listBox->insert('end',$msg)
pear to be what i really want (though is looks kind
of
> > close). something like the unix 'tee' command but we're on win32 here,
> > unfortunately
>
> Kuhnibert,
>
> http://search.cpan.org/search?mode=module&query=tee
>
> #3 looks good:
>
>
if the file ain't to big you can read it into an array first and then access
the arrays' elements with negative values:
$FILE='c:\\temp\\tk.txt';·
open FILE;·
@lines = ;·
print $lines[-1]; ## prints only last line·
for ($i=-5; $i < 0; $i++) {
print $lines[$i]
} ; ## print last 5 lines (late
Title: Minimizing the command window when a Perl script runs . . . . .
hi,
if you have a (desktop/startemenu-) shortcut for your perl
application (f.i. pointing to "c:\perl\bin\perl.exe c:\scripts\myscript.pl") you
can easily change the size of the resulting window by ammending the
you can access the database via ODBC by either using Win32::ODBC or DBI /
DBD::ODBC
the link below appears to be a good starter for the latter
The Perl You Need to Know:
Part 6 "Dabbling in Live Databases: Microsoft Access"
http://wdvl.com/Authoring/Languages/Perl/PerlfortheWeb/index6.html
HTH
Title: Re: Mapping a network drive from Perl
1. Has anyone had success in mapping a 'public' drive on Windows
using 'Samba'; if so could you explain how you did it??
### yup! cannot remeber the whole server setup procedures on the linux side
(smb.cnf), but i'm sure you'll find all you
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