On Monday 12 November 2001 1:27 pm, Johannes Gamperl wrote:
Hello all,
i'm a german editor of webdevelopement. i' playing to write a
documentation for the Win32::GUI and also a detailed tutorial for a
planed Book to Perl Developement on Win32 and specialy for GUI
Developement.
My work
your own).
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On Friday 05 October 2001 5:59 pm, Frazier, Joe Jr wrote:
How do I transform HTML to text content? I KNOW I have seen a method to
do this, but dont remember what module it is in. I checked a few and
did not seem to find. It would also be nice if it had the ability to
maintain layout( ie..
On Tuesday 09 October 2001 9:26 am, Margaret Quinn wrote:
Hi all,
I am trying to read a directory and find a file named ZQ3709.ZQ (client
win95) but this file appears in the windows directory as Zq3709.zq -
apparently this is the windows naming standard - when i run the function
below - it
File uploads are part of the standard CGI module. Search for CREATING
A FILE UPLOAD FIELD in the CGI docs.
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I've got some hairy looking C code from microsoft
(http://support.microsoft.com/kb/articles/Q158/8/28.ASP) which gives an
example of loading print queue information into a set of arrays, and which
I'd like to convert to perl. This runs OpenPrinter to create a printer handle
and then EnumJobs
On Thursday 11 October 2001 1:14 pm, Jackson, Vic wrote:
Hi,
I posted my first query a week ago, but have not heard from
anyone(sob!)
What is more important than this query is for me to understand the right
way of doing things.
So, this separate posting is asking for advice/opinions
for
rendering postscript data.
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On 30 Nov 01, $Bill Luebkert ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Marcus wrote:
On 30.11.01 at 14:49 Dick Penny wrote:
Also how to get the path to the script that is currently executing?
use Cwd;
my $current_dir = getcwd();
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tests (which have been
mentioned) don't return a file date, but you can get that with stat.
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I have a scalar variable which I need to run read() on, but read()
runs only on a filehandle, and I'd like to avoid creating a temp file
just for this one operation. Is there any way I can use the variable
as if it were a filehandle?
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for i386-linux),
and it shows the same bug.
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$wordfile: Win32::OLE-LastError;
# enable print in foreground
$word-Options-PrintBackground('False');
$document-PrintOut or die Cannot print: Win32::OLE-LastError; #
line 29
$word-Quit;
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that this is exactly
what sourceforge (http://sf.net/) use.
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Last one down the pub's an MCSE
on a windows 2000 platform and a HP LaserJet printer. Does anyone
know a solution?
It should be possible to run them through IE with this little bit of
code. Can you let me know if this works, because if it does, I'll
incorporate it into a future release of the Printer module.
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On 25 Mar 03, Michael Steffens ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Hi All,
How can I print out a batch of png-files either directly from my perl
script or after having them stored to the hard disk. As far as I know
there is no perl
\mediumdir\plaintext.txt'; to prevent
any of the special string characters from being interpreted.
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local $SIG{HUP} = 'IGNORE';
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us some code
and _maybe_ someone on this list can suugest ways to make your
code run faster on your current computer.
Steve's quick and easy way to speed up any perl program
#!/usr/bin/perl
exit;
# your code here \/
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On 10 Jul 03, Morbus Iff ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Is there anything we can do to prevent spam from this list?
Well, SpamAssassin droppped the OP for me :-)
I'd much rather see less HTML mail.
and people actually _using_ the subject field.
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sender. Take a look at the header of the message from Stephen
Patterson. IMHO, OE does EXACTLY what the header says
OE does treat the MIME type correctly. It is a standard MIME type.
Yup, I'm signing all my messages the standard way, and seeing as
pegasus, mutt and mozilla (and probably
script
waits until Excel is closed before it continues on it's way. Is there a way to open
my Excel file without having the script stop until Excel is closed?
There's Win32::OLE which even lets you edit the spreadsheet.
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it (or at least
reveal the user's firewall address), the Net::ARPing and
NetPacket::ARP modules look like they'l help.
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have no idea what's going on:)
There's a config.pm file somewhere which has the @INC data.
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