I'm in need of a standard type file dialog that will allow the user to
select and return multiple directories. OpenDialog() allows multiples, but
only files. BrowseForFolder() allows directories, but only a single one.
Is anyone aware of a dialog that allows multiple directories (or how to
make
All,
I'm looking for a way to store a large hash within an SQL field and
recall
it at a later time. I can't seem to find any modules that will convert
hashes to text and back again, but have found plenty of XML modules that
don't seem to work. Any ideas?
- Chris
Take a look at the
Is anyone out there successfully using the Win32::GUI::AxWindow module?
Everything works fine until I need to get rid of the activex object and
reclaim it's memory resources ( I realize the best I can hope for here is
to reclaim them for perl, not the OS in general). The Release() method or
Sisyphus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 01/17/2004 05:54:22 PM:
I see there's a ppd for DBD::Pg at http://www.soulcage.net/ppds/
I'm guessing it's for perl 5.8, too, as it was put up on 6 Jan 2004 -
but I don't know for sure.
Nope, it's for 5.6.
Guys,
This has me well and truly confused. I have even copied and pasted the
lines
from the documentation, and it still won't work!
Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong here?
use strict;
use warnings;
use Spreadsheet::WriteExcel;
my $workbook =
I have a large text file, which contains data in the form:
parameter name=value // comment about the line
For example:
LCD Display Modes=3 // Add the modes to allow them: 1=status 2=aids
4=engine/brake temps
I am trying to make a GUI that will allow you to see the parameter,
default
stevesilverswrote:Quickquestion.IneedmyscripttogeneratetwoweeksworthofdatesanddaysstartingwiththeSaturdays.SoonFriday07/04/2003myscriptwouldgeneratethebelowforthenexttwoweeks,andsoon..07/05/2003 Saturday07/06/2003 Sunday07/07/2003 Monday07/08/2003 Tuesday07/09/2003 Wednesday07/10/2003
You are probably looking at TK to display the data and using Either
Win32::OLE or Spreadsheet::ParseExcel to get the data from the excel
file.
Take a look at DBD::Excel. Still in its formative stages, but coming along
nicely.
Steve
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We are observing this call:
my @dir = qx(DIR /B $path 21); chomp(@dir);
to intermittently return absolutely NO output
if (!scalar(@dir)) { ### process strange error
when we actually KNOW that there are files in
the directory that is in $path,
mainly since the exact same
Yes, the document is open in excel. But the scripts dies on line 4 (
Spreadsheet::WriteExcel- new ), which should not and give me $Book
as undef so I can check it and give the user a warning to close the
sheet. Tight now the script dies with excel exception errors.
While the documents
Chapter 13 of O'Reilly's Advanced Perl Programming has a great discussion
of, and example code for implementing RPC in perl. It's missing a few
things (encryption was the first thing I noticed), but is an excellent
starting point if you choose to follow the RPC path.
Steve
Really, you want
Now, getting the window title I don't know about. I was about to suggest
Win32::Console::Title, but that, I believe, is only the command window
(if
any) that is running the current script.
Anyone?
I would try using Win32::API with autoitdll.dll (hiddensoft.com). I tested
the snippet
thanx a lott for the information, could you tell me something about DBD
(Informix DBD to be specific, and Informix DBD for AIX to be more
specific).
This is a pretty open-ended question! What flavor of informix do you need
to connect to (Informix cisam, SE, XPS, IDS)? If you have
%hash = @array;
Now the keys of %hash are the unique values in @array.
Umm, nope, now the keys of %hash are the unique even index values of
@array.
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I want to convert int(255) to a string of 8 ones (). I have
been trying to use unpack, but am missing something basic I think.
I was also playing with the following with less than successful
results. What am I doing wrong? One guess was the the @mask elements
are string values
I would like to make a file read-only, but only if no other process
currently has it open. I had hoped that setting the read-only attribute
if ( Win32::File::SetAttributes( $file, READONLY ) ) { ... }
Try this:
if ($fh = Win32API::File::createFile( $file, 'r', '' ) ) {
# no
Hello,
I have an Excel spreadsheet that a person saves to a network
drive daily. I want to automate the task of opening the file and
saving it as html (the person can't do it themselves, their not
technical enough! ). I know the OLE modules can let you manipulate
the data in
Has anyone gotten this module to work on Win32? I currently get
Can't map service name 'ssh' to port number at D:
/Perl/site/lib/Net/SFTP.pm line 36 when running the following simple
code:
Just a wild guess, but have you tried defining a port for ssh in your
I am having a Hash_Of_Arrays data structure:
$hash1 = {
directory1 = [ files ],
directory2 = [ files ],
directory1_subdirectory1= [ files]
};
Now, I
hello to all,
Is there a way under windows 2000 via perl to determine when a file is
currently opened with text editor?
Peter Guzis posted code a while back that used Win32::SharedFileOpen +
flock. For reasons that are unclear to me, Win32::SharedFileOpen was not
being polite about
Ok, localtime() has always done what I expected in the past, but on my
win2k machine(and 3 others I have tested), it doesn't.
Under win2k this
print TZ = $ENV{TZ}\n;
@time = localtime();
print @time\n;
print Local: . scalar localtime() . \n;
print GMT: . scalar gmtime() . \n;
says
Is everyone running the script from cmd.exe, or are some of them using
command.com?
Steve
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03:56:50 PM:
I have this Perl script that I want to be useful for everyone in my
department. We are all running Windows 2000 and using the same install of
Thanks for the reply. I have included the result set and some more of
the
code. Your help is appreciated.
my $dbh = DBI-connect(DBI:XBase:C:/Perl/progs/customer) or die
$DBI::errstr;
my $sth = $dbh-prepare(select ID, First_Name from customer) or die
$dbh-errstr();
$sth-execute()
Sorry, I got out of the 'doing other people's homework for free' business
after grad school.
Steve
Hi Everybody,
I need help on this :
1) Generate an XML request.
2) Open a TCP socket to www.somename.com on port 100.
3) Strip out any carriage returns or linefeeds
Unfortunately, to this day I spend time maintaining legacy COBOL programs!
The data resides in the .dat (data) and .idx (index) files, the others are
the equivalent of C header files. The .wks is memory declarations and may
not have all / the same information that exists in the data file.
Does anyone know how (if possible) to get Win32::Clipboard functionality
in a Citrix environment? Specifically, I would like a PerlSvc service to
be able to acces a specific users clipboard. A quick search and looking
through Dave Roth's book didn't get me anywhere.
Thanks in advance,
Hi everyone,
I am writing some modules to parse and unpack ISO 8211 encoded files (many
GB of them), and am having a hard time coming up with an efficient way to
extract some of the binary data. As an example, one type of file includes
records consisting of 32 bit big-endian floats.
Check out
http://www.borland.com/devsupport/interbase/opensource/#interbase
You can still pay $$ for 5.5 or 6.5 if you want official support. I used
the MPL'd 6.01 extensively several months ago as an intermediate step while
migrating a large application off of Interbase 5.5 to Informix and
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