did you import the constants from excel?
does perl know what the value for "xlNone" is?
check out the Win32::OLE::Const module.
example:
use Win32::OLE::Const 'Microsoft Excel';
---thinc
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On 7/2/2001 at 10:35 AM Ken Brown wrote:
>OLE
i gave up trying to get fork to work reliably on windows a couple months back
at least until i see something that tells me it is working correctly
you might just pop up a "working" doalog while it is reading, then dismiss it when you
are done
---tom
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On
here's a walkthrough, starting at the second line of your text file
>#-start
>#!perl -w
>$extnum='8114'; # at the moment.
>open(ADDR, "addressbook.txt") or die "cant open $!\n";
>while() {
the value of $_ = "8114,[EMAIL PROTECTED]\n"
> chomp;
the val
I recommend buying it if you want it electronically.
http://www.bookpool.com/.x/rhrwxjz51m/as?at=s&su=allsub&pu=allpub&sb=b&is=1565924622
$35.00 + ship
looks like it has the old camel book though (2.0), so you might want to wait for a new
version.
---tom
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actually that is not entirely true.
check out Local::TeeOutput
here:
http://jenda.krynicky.cz
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On 10/13/2000 at 6:07 PM Robert Bresner wrote:
>Howdy Shawn,
>
>You can't print to two filehandles at once, you'd have to do
>it with two print statements.
>
>
