Re: Module for parsing INI files

2002-04-15 Thread $B#t#a#g#u#t#i(B
Search by config. on http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/CPAN/cpan-search.html Config-IniFiles-2.27: A module for reading .ini-style configuration files. is one of what you want. many other moduls there... Hirosi Taguti [EMAIL PROTECTED] In message [EMAIL PROTECTED] Module for parsing INI files

WaitNext

2002-09-08 Thread $B#t#a#g#u#t#i(B
Hello, I made a Perl module "WaitNext", 'cause I can't find a similar one that I really want. When I want to run some script, say every 60 minutes, I register to crontab. It's OK but each job's results are not easy to be adopted to next jobs. So sometimes I want to make a script as a daemon.

Re: CGI.pm, closer popup_menu

2002-10-31 Thread $B#t#a#g#u#t#i(B
lstein What do you want. The version with the newline or the version without? The lstein current version (2.89) has no newline, and therefore should give you the lstein popup menus closer Yes, exactly. The problem was I had old version with the newline in /Perl/bin which was working I was

Re: Net::ProxyMod

2002-12-09 Thread $B#t#a#g#u#t#i(B
hwopenka Thanks for your fast reply - but I could not find such module. :( hwopenka Harry Sorry not to be so friendly. You should always look into CAPN; http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/CPAN/cpan-search.html DistributionsHHTTP-Proxy-0.04

CALLED

2003-02-26 Thread $B#t#a#g#u#t#i(B
Hi, Is there Perl built-in function, the reverse of caller? Now I'm coding many many subroutines. I like to get current name of subroutine just I'm in. ... sub sub_1 { my (@parm) = @_; my ($pkg, $filename, $line, $subname) = called; log_debug($subname start, number of parm = ,

Re: Fork on Windows XP - Activestate Perl 5.8

2003-03-22 Thread $B#t#a#g#u#t#i(B
Hello, (B (BIn message [EMAIL PROTECTED] (B "Fork on Windows XP - Activestate Perl 5.8" (B ""Andrew Whalen" [EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote: (B (Bandrew Has anyone had any luck with using fork on Activestate Perl 5.8, and Windows (Bandrew XP. (I'm using the home edition at the moment) No

EventLog source ID=1000

2003-04-03 Thread $B#t#a#g#u#t#i(B
Hi, I'm using Mr Dave Roth's Win32::EventLog::Message's RegisterSource to register a new EventLog source. It seems to accept only EventID = 0 in Report from Win32::EventLog. In system I'm now developping EventID 1000 means special error ID that is treated as a emergency error log which is