Jan,
Thanks a lot!! That did the trick.
Regards,
Michael Cohen
From: "Jan Dubois"
To: Michael Cohen/Raleigh/IBM@IBMUS,
Date: 02/22/2011 04:18 PM
Subject:RE: Pulling PERL Exectuable x86 vs x64
Load Config.pm and look at $Config{ptrsize}. It is eit
Is there a simple way to determine what flavor of PERL is running from
within a program, specifically one that is wrapped within PERLAPP? In
other words, I need to determine if the PERL is 32-bit or 64-bit, to
determine if it is running in WoW64 or not. I realize it is easy to
determine the f
ruct.pm line 230.
when it gets to line 25 (actual call of the Win32 API).
Since I need to run this bit of code on both the 32-bit and 64-bit
Windows, how can I get this to work?
API Info: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa366589
Regards,
Michael Cohen
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To whomever knows the answer:
I have been using the Win32::GetOSVersion() function for many years in
order to pull the Windows OS level. However, I now have a new need to
determine whether or not the OS is Windows Vista Home Basic (or for that
matter, other various editions). I do not see how
I have a piece of code that has been running for a number of years, until
now. My vendor changed the way they created a program, and that new
program exits before its children's processes are finished. In the past,
the following "snippette" has worked fine for me:
my $progFullPath = "c:\\temp
g"
are two different situations. I use this function all the time, and it is
easy to implement. If you do not "want" to round, than I don't know.
Regards,
Michael Cohen
Nelson,
I have been using ActiveState's PerlApp program, which is part of their PDK
for a number of years to do exactly what you want to do. It works well,
with good documentation.
Regards,
Michael
", which in "net use" are "disconnected", and "Z", which is "OK".
How do I get a list of ALL network drives, "Available", "Unavailable", and "Disconnected", without actually using the "net use" command?
Thank you
s, as the "use Win32::Registry;"
command is at the very beginning of the code. :-(
Glad my code did have a positive outcome. LOL.
Would anyone else like to try to solv
Jan,
>> If you wait long enough, does InstallShield continue?
No. I have waited upwards of 20 minutes before killing the Perl/Tk
program, only to have the InstallShield program pick up immediately
afterwards. :-(
Regards,
Michael
program, the setup program will still stall out until the
Perl/Tk program ends. (???)
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Regards,
Michael Cohen
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Paul,
Where does one get LanMan?
Regards,
Michael Cohen
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