that should be 'very basic Tk'. No kidding -- change use TK; to use Tk; and
try it.
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>Is there a way to detect whether a script (or exe) is running, so that
>one can prevent a second instance?
you can get a list of the currect processes, and search through it for the
process name you are interested in. On Nt/2000, I believe 'net info' will
list them, or there are some freeware
>A friend suggested getting cygwin32 (sort of a UNIX shell for Windows) and
>running their version of "make". I tried that about a year ago and wasted
>two days on it before finding that cygwin32 doesn't work on Windows 9x.
Cygwin works on Win9x. You might try rewriting the make file in nmake
sy
From: Dan Jablonsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I have evaluated the number of
>rows to be written in the database to around 4,500,000
>rows. In almost 48 hours the program has written only
>300,000. I want make it run much more faster.
>
>Any ideas, please?!?!
Are you doing an UPDATE or an INSERT? If
>I have tried to install win32-serialport, but then i get an error message:
>Could not locate PPM binary of 'Win32-SerialPort.ppd' for this platform
Win32::SerialPort depends on Win32::CommPort which appears to just use
API calls to the various Comm functions in kernel32.ddl. I haven't used
Win2K
>I have plunderd with this problem for a while, and i don't understan how to
>access the com port (1) so I can dump a (NMEA 0813)-string into my perl
program.
I haven't used it on Win2K, but the Win32::Serial module works fine on NT4.
It has the
additional advantage of having a parallel Devi
