May be this can help
perldoc -f read
c u
--- Harald Wopenka [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit : Hi
there,
I was unable to read a file bytewise (or pieces - offset/length). I
played
around with +, binmode, seek, write, etc. but it didn't work. Please
post (or send) a little howto for me.
John Drabinowicz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just got the O'Reilly Learning Perl on Win32 Systems book and
have a question about using the directory/file structure.
This book says that I can walk the directory as shown is example 1,
[using globbing] but I have been using example 2 [which
Title: Win32/Unix File differences
Now *I* may
not be making any sense, but it seems to me that Example 1 is globbing as well,
but it's only going to get file/directory entries that start with
anything and end in "test.pl". It's certainly not code that I
would use to walk a directory tree.
On Tue, 8 Oct 2002, Paul Flint wrote:
Magnus Hjorleifsson Jr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are you just going out to the web site to see if it is up and running maybe
using an http get?
No. I'm using a HEAD request. But I admit I have no knowledge of the
http protocol or the transaction
Has anyone written a multicast app on Win32? I am attempting to create
a chat-like app to run on WinNT and Win2K. Microsoft states that WinNT
can receive multicast packets as a client,
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;EN-US;Q179982; and
multicasting is supportted on Win2K.
Title: RE: multicasting on win32
Actually I know that someone had wriiten a IM type application that runs on WinNT and 2k it is written in VB though
The name of the App is CryptIM if you do a google search you should be able to find it
Magnus
-Original Message-
From: James
Okay I have been attempting to add a timer to a message box and have been
unsuccessful in being able to do so. I want to have it so that after the
message box displays the user has 10 seconds to either click YES or NO with
default as YES. If after 10 seconds the user has failed to make a
At 14:53 2002-10-08 -0400, Hawley, Eric wrote:
Okay I have been attempting to add a timer to a message box and have been
unsuccessful in being able to do so. I want to have it so that after the
message box displays the user has 10 seconds to either click YES or NO with
default as YES. If after
Title: RE: Adding a Timer in Win32::GUI
Assuming $choice is your message box, perhaps something like this would work?
### untested
sub No_Click
{
$choice-Hide();
$Window-Timer-Kill();
### do something else
return 1;
}
sub Timer
{
if ($choice-IsVisible)
{
$choice-Hide();
Eric,
Here is another way to do This:
use Win32::OLE;
$vbOKOnly = 0;
$vbYesNo = 4;
$vbCritical = 16;
$vbWarning = 48;
$vbInformation = 64;
$WSHShell = Win32::OLE-CreateObject('Wscript.Shell');
$Return = $WSHShell-Popup(Windows could not finish a system task and needs
to restart.\n\nNOTE: You
Hi,
Not strictly a perl issue but:
My vcvars32.bat file (which sets the environment for compilation) contains
some lines like these:
set path= various folders;%path%
set include= other folders;%include%
set lib = different folders;%lib%
I can get a listing of the folders in the path by simply
Title: RE: msvc++ and environment variables
try set from a command prompt that will output every environment varible...
-Original Message-
From: Sisyphus [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2002 1:59 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: msvc++ and environment
Hi Rob,
At the command prompt type 'set' and it will include the parameters you are
looking for.
If you want more information, use Dave Roth's excellent Win32::AdminMisc
module to access all the other parameters of the Environment. This module
also gives you the ability to differentiate between
John Drabinowicz wrote:
Hi Gang,
I'm curious,
I just got the O'Reilly Learning Perl on Win32 Systems book and have a
question about
using the directory/file structure.
This book says that I can walk the directory as shown is example 1, but
I have been using example 2.
Now I have
Hi Everyone,
I'm just mucking about with Mail::Mailer Mail::Send basically becuase
I need a simple lightweight SMTP mailer.
The problem I have hit is that the From field is always
postmaster@machine name
I would however like to set this myself. I have looked over the
perldoc for
* Edgington, Jeff ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I use Mail::SendMail and the from works fine on it.
Yeah, I could also have used MIME::Lite too..
I was thinking that the MailTools package was like a default install
for activestates perl.. which is why I was using Mail::Send
Mail::SendMail is
- Original Message -
From: FARRINGTON, RYAN [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 09, 2002 6:06 AM
Subject: RE: msvc++ and environment variables
try set from a command prompt that will output every environment
varible...
Thanks Ryan.
(I'm sure I
Hi,
I dont know all about Net::SMTP but following snipit has always worked for
me.
I get message with From: To: and Subject:
JohnR
use Net::SMTP;
$mailserver='SMTPserver-or-IP';
$mail = Net::SMTP-new($mailserver,Timeout = 120,Debug = 1,);
#mail is authorised username most accept anonymous
Hi,
I have gotten *somewhat* good at using this for outlook...
I can get many MailItem functions to work: reply, move, delete, etc.
But Forward doesn't. This is the error I get:
Usage: Win32::OLE::Forward(self, method) at test.pl line 273.\n
This works
my $newmsg = $origmsg-Reply();
But this
Hi,
Can someone tell me the circumstances under which 'MyModule.pm' should
'require Dynaloader' ?
I've just built a bigint/primes module that links in the bigint/primes
functions from openSSL (libeay32.lib). It also needs to load libeay32.dll.
Seems to me *that* would be the circumstance under
Hi
You can use Mail::Sender;
use Mail::Sender;
$sender = new Mail::Sender(
{
from ='AVupdate_HOT.mycompay.com',
smtp ='x.x.x.x'
});
Regards
SubbaRao
-Original Message-
From: Peter Lavender [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, October 09,
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