I've heard it said that talking to yourself is OK, as long as you don't find
yourself starting to answer. How about replying to your own message on a
discussion list?
After sending my initial message, I kept fiddling around with the dcl2html
problem and stumbled across something called pod2htm
I'm trying to use dcl2html to convert the win32::gui documentation from pod
to html. The program appears to run OK, but the output file contains only
the skeleton html statements -- nothing from the input pod file is there. I
guess the obvious answer is that dcl2html is not actually getting to t
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Am I missing some point here ?
Can yu elaborate on this -
some motivation for this ?
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It's just something I'd like to try. I like working with perl and this seems
like a fun thing to experiment with. No doubt VBA would be the preferred
language in this ca
Huub,
Thanks for that info. I think I downloaded the trial version of the PDK a
while back, but didn't think I could justify the purchase. I'll try it again
for this -- maybe I'll change my mind about buying it!
Thanks,
Phil
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From: "Huub Peters" <[EMAIL PROTECTE
Steven,
That's sortof what I expected, but figured if I could do it with Perl that's
what I would prefer.
Thanks,
Phil
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Suresh,
I did not just "[go] clickty-click with the mouse", but I confess I did not
analyze the url
The URL you provided does not work.
I was able to find some stuff under "jcmcnamara" in the URL where perl is
being used to create an excel file. This is not what I want to do. I want to
run perl code as a function/module inside EXCEL, in the same way that one
can run VBA.
Thanks,
Phil
Da
Can someone post or point me to some working code that runs under EXCEL?
Doesn't have to be anything fancy, in fact, simpler is probably better. I
just want a starting point that illustrates how the interface between EXCEL
and perl works.
Thanks in advance,
Phil
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Does anyone have any experience with the OEAPI product from NEKTRA? Here are
the "General Features" from their web site:
. All the functionality is implemented in a COM object.
. A demo application written in Visual Basic is included in the package.
. A demo application written in Visual C++
The \Perl\lib\CORE\win32.h file has #include
>, but I can't find windows.h anywhere in the perl
distribution directory. Anyone know where I can find it?
Thanks,
Phil
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