From: "John Michelini" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Does anyone have any pointers to information on using Perl to read and
> write MS Word files? Gladly appreciated.
Ron has some new tutorials up
http://savage.net.au/index.html
Rob
http://bangkokwizard.com/
Putting the "fun" in dysfunctional since 19
From: "Mary Ustinova" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I'm a beginner. I've downloaded Tk800.022 from CPAN,but trying to
> install it on my Windows 2000 get several access violations during
>perl makefile.pl
>
> I have ActivePerl 5.6 (VC 6 installed).
>
> Should I edit somehow makefile.pl ?
Well, no.
Si
I'm a beginner. I've downloaded Tk800.022 from CPAN,but trying to
install it on my Windows 2000 get several access violations during
perl makefile.pl
I have ActivePerl 5.6 (VC 6 installed).
Should I edit somehow makefile.pl ?
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> > > [Thu May 18 20:40:44 2000] [error] [client 128.1.9.63] Premature end
of
> > > script headers: /home/httpd/
> > > /test/cgi-bin/helloworld.pl
> > >
> > > I got 500 Internal Server Error and the error message above is in my
> > > error.log file
Sounds like your server is misconfigured to me...
> > An E-mail to the Tk mailing list just got answered by Nick Ing-Simmons.
> > Apparently,
> > the Tk::JPEG module must be built against separate Tk's. i.e. It has to be
> > built against Tk800.021, as opposed to Tk800.020.
> >
> > Could someone look into this please?
>
> The Tk-JPEG package
> An E-mail to the Tk mailing list just got answered by Nick Ing-Simmons.
> Apparently,
> the Tk::JPEG module must be built against separate Tk's. i.e. It has to be
> built against Tk800.021, as opposed to Tk800.020.
>
> Could someone look into this please?
The Tk-JPEG package on our AP522 PPM
> Could perl-ldap-0.17 (and the required ASN1-0.05) be made similarly available?
I've upgraded the AP522 repository with 0.17, and added Convert-ASN1,
but there were test failures with 0.17 and AP613. I took a quick look
at it, but can't spend any more time investigating. This is the test
code
No, just the usual identification computer name, that comes with the domain
name.
Kamal
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I'm using Win32::TieRegistry with ActivePerl Build 613
When I run the following script I get this output:
D:\Program Files\Common Files (in cleanup) Can't call method "FETCH" on an
undefined value at d:/Perl/site/lib/Win32/TieRegistry
.pm line 1486 during global destruction.
Can anyone help m
You can run a perl ftp script (see Net::ftp) or you can zip and
upload via a web page. The ftp could be anonymous or password
protected. Ther latter (http file upload) has no security implication.
Both are easy to accomplish.
With the ftp, you can do 'mput' but with http, to transfer a number
print $ENV{'computername'};
:-)
On 19 May 00, at 11:07, Kamal wrote:
Date sent: Fri, 19 May 2000 11:7:20
Subject:Getting the computer name
To: "Perl-Win32-Users Mailing List"
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I downloaded the ActivePerl Software and was looking forward to working
with it. However, after the installation, I realized that the only part of
Perl that was installed was the documentation.
I uninstalled and reinstalled the software again. Still, this didn't help.
There was no PATH chan
Frank Merrow wrote:
>
> Okay, so signals don't work ActiveState builds.
>
> Does anyone out there have a trick or spoof for catching ctrl-c?
>
> I've tried running nested eval's, double processes . . .
>
> I am racking my brain for a way to get around the limitation and make sure
> some proces
On 05/19/00, ""Elizabeth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" wrote:
> I am using MAPI 1.4 version. I have problem when I retrieve an attached
> file from a newly read mail. If suppose the name of the attached file is
> nscript12.exe, the file gets extracted into the directory I point out to,
> but, the filen
On Fri, 19 May 2000 15:37:19 -0400, "Jon S. Jaques" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>Hello Group,
>long ones, but I have a problem where I need to turn long names into short
>ones... partially because they are bogusly named Macintosh files... Does
>anybody know of an easy way to do this? (short of par
just use the perl interpreter.
perl filename.pl
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how do i output an shtml output from a cgi script. i am using the
following
print "Content-type: text/x-server-parsed-html\n\n";
print "";
but this does not execute the ssi. instead if i make a static shtml page,
it works. maybe for my isp for ssi shtml has to be explicitly given. then
how do
Okay, so signals don't work ActiveState builds.
Does anyone out there have a trick or spoof for catching ctrl-c?
I've tried running nested eval's, double processes . . .
I am racking my brain for a way to get around the limitation and make sure
some processing is done after everything is blown
I am using MAPI 1.4 version. I have problem when I retrieve an attached
file from a newly read mail. If suppose the name of the attached file is
nscript12.exe, the file gets extracted into the directory I point out to,
but, the filename is not the same as the one I used to attach it. The
ex
I am currently trying to write a script to create some virtual
directories (and some other misc functionality) for IIS using Perl.
I've been searching the web using Google, and don't find anything, but
have discovered the MetabaseConfig perl module installed w/
ActivePerl, which is giving me a goo
Hello Group,
I found some old messages about people needing to turn short DOS names into
long ones, but I have a problem where I need to turn long names into short
ones... partially because they are bogusly named Macintosh files... Does
anybody know of an easy way to do this? (short of parsing th
On Fri, 19 May 2000 11:30:45, "Scott K Purcell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>#! perl
>use Win32::OLE;
>my $mailer = Win32::OLE->new("SMTPsvg.Mailer") or die
>scalar($Win32::OLE->LastError());
>And the error is:
>Can't call method "LastError" on an undefined value at
>G:\Inetpub\wwwroot\test4.pl l
This is my problem too, and I would be delighted to understand your
answer.
Please excuse my ignorance:
What is the ".xml file" you generated?
How did you generate it?
Regards
Alan
On 05/10/00, "Kirk Rogers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" wrote:
> Never mind...I fixed it by generating a new .xml file and r
On Fri, 19 May 2000 15:51:42 +0800, "Rhonald Lua" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>Is there an 'easy' way to compute the difference between two VT_DATE's? Or
>equivalently, is there a method to convert a VT_DATE to a numerical value
>such that the difference of two such values is proportional to the
On Fri, 19 May 2000 7:56:11, "Scott K Purcell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>OK, I am still hacking with this ASPMail COM object.
>
>Anyway, I dug hard into the OLE information, and figured I would walk step
>by step.
>
>So I figured I would start with the basics here, and dig a little deeper as
Hello,
Well I think I scared everyone off with the email subject of my last post
that said ASPMail, so I am trying to get a response this way.
Anyway, I have a COM object and want to talk to it with Win32::OLE. Is this
do-able.?
I will start here with this question and go from here.
And if it
> Is there a way(or a function) by which you can get
> the computer name of a client and send it to theserver using the perl.
do you mean from a web client? pls specify.
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> you need a FTP client or at least a webserver at HIS end...or with Netscape
> he can send the files. IE does not allow this type of operation.
>
> Chuck
If you mean they should ftp to my site and drop off the files, that's what they
are doing now and that's what we're trying to get around. Th
Hi
Is there a way(or a function) by which you can get
the computer name of a client and send it to theserver using the perl.
regards,
Kamal N. Yassin
Intel Corporation
Software Engineering & Validation
Platform Components Group
Santa Clara, Ca 95052
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You're on a Unix or Linux machine, so you need to make sure that
/usr/bin/perl is really where your perl executable is, and you should use
-w. Did you try executing it from the command line? Also, you should post in
Perl-Unix-Users instead of Perl-Win32-Users.
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>
> #! perl
> use Win32::OLE;
> my $mailer = Win32::OLE->new("smtpsvg.mailer") or die "ooops\n";
Did you try case sensitivity. Definitely this would be a better area
for Jan to answer on. But I need to place in my blurb here. I've recently
tried to use two ActiveX controls within my web site
On Fri, 19 May 2000 18:19:31 +0100, "Axel Tietje" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>my $s1 = $doc->Styles("Standard");
>$word->Selection->({Style => $s1}); # this is line 43
$word->Selection->{Style} = $s1;
>I get the following Error:
>'Not a CODE reference at word.pl line 43.'
>
>Could anyone pleas
Can someone point me to documentation on the win32::lanman module?
I can not find it in web searches, on jenna's page, or cpan.
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$aa = "Mike , Mark ";
my @fields = $aa =~ m{ <([^>]+)> }gx;
print "$fields[0]|$fields[1]\n";
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Justin,
Between you and Jan I think we have it wrapped up.
ASP always had a facility for compile-once/run-many, but until the 6xx builds
PerlScript didn't take advantage of it (ie the Clone() call that Jan mentions).
My interpretation of what was happening was generally correct for those 5xx
Nolen, Mike wrote:
> I need to return all data inside each set
> of <> in a string ...
my $aa = "Mike , Mark ";
print "aa is [$aa]\n";
while( $aa =~ /<([^>]*)>/g ) {
print "Matched [$1]\n";
}
> I've included 2 examples, but they both return
> the last item only...
Tha
Title: RE: need help
Works great, thanks.
Mike
-Original Message-
From: Eric Heaton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 19, 2000 10:27 AM
To: Nolen, Mike
Subject: Re: need help
a couple of things:
1. the regular expression is doing ".*" greedy matching (see p. 63 of the
> Ah, but does it have a "Reset the data page for this script to be as it was
when
> I parsed the page, but hadn't actually executed any code" call.
> If it doesn't (and that's what mod_perl does have), then when you executed the
> page again it would still have all it's globals etc. set up as the
On 05/19/00, "Philip Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" wrote:
> $^I = '.bak'; # save backups in .bak files
> while(<>) {
> (my $datname = $ARGV) =~ s/\.ctl$/.dat/;
> s<^INFILE .*>;
> }
you forgot:
continue {print}
Cheers,
Douglas Wilson
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my @array=split (/\,/, $aa);
foreach my $elem(@array)
{
my ($orig)=$elem=~/\<(.*?)\>/i;
print $orig;
}
Marty
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Subject: need hel
-Original Message-
From: Eric Heaton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Nolen, Mike <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Friday, May 19, 2000 10:27 AM
Subject: Re: need help
>a couple of things:
>1. the regular expression is doing ".*" greedy matching (see p. 63 of the
>Camel book, 2nd ed., or the perlre man
On 05/19/00, ""Nolen, Mike" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" wrote:
> I need to return all data inside each set of <> in a string ...
> I've included 2 examples, but they both return the last item only...
> for ( $aa =~ s/^.*\<(.*)\>.*$/\1/g ) {
> print "$aa\n";
> }
This is not a substitution, just a
Axel Tietje wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> is there anyone out there who knows more about
> Win32::OLE than I do?
I can think of at least one person who knows more about Win32::OLE than
all of us combined. That is its author, Jan Dubois.
> I have some problems with
> the objects, methods and properties t
It runs OK from the command prompt And everyone have access to the cgi-bin
dir.
> --
> From: Dusty[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Reply To: Dusty
> Sent: Friday, May 19, 2000 8:53 AM
> To: Perl-Win32-Users Mailing List
> Subject: Re: 500 Internal Server Error
>
> wo
You wrote:
> pls. help me understand. what does the "!" mean below? does it mean "not"?
when you were looking at this code in Douglas Wilson's message:
> I meant '!/^\.+$/' which is usually 'good enough' for me.
>
> > grep { !/^\.\.?$/ }
> Much better.
>
> > grep { !/^\.\.?\z/ }
> Hadn't even
Title: need help
I need to return all data inside each set of <> in a string ...
I've included 2 examples, but they both return the last item only...
TIA, mike
-
$aa = "Mike , Mark ";
print "$aa\n";
-- ie. 1
$aa =~ s/^.*\<(.*)\>.*$/\1/g;
print "$aa\n";
--ie. 2
for
You wrote:
> Is anyone know what this error mean in perl.
>
> [Thu May 18 20:40:44 2000] [error] [client 128.1.9.63] Premature end of
> script headers: /home/httpd/
> /test/cgi-bin/helloworld.pl
>
> I got 500 Internal Server Error and the error message above is in my
> error.log file
I'm sorry,
would you believe it runs on my server?
Did you try it from the command prompt?
Does everyone have access to the dir specified?
**
"There is nothing in a caterpillar that tells you it's going
to be a
On 12/22/99, "Craig Kelley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" wrote:
I have win32 binaries for a GD that uses GIF, if you cannot find it
> elsewhere.
may i take the liberty to ask you to mail it to me?
i don't know where to look for it...
mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I just wanted to say that this thread was one of the most good natured
examples of one-upmanship ever posted to the list. I enjoyed reading it.
my thanks to its contributors for brightening my day,
wantor
> -Original Message-
> From: Jan Dubois [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thurs
Jan Dubois wrote:
>> No, Active Scripting Engines can support a Clone() method to allow
>> duplication of already compiled scripts. This isn't implemented in
>> PerlScript from builds 5xx whereas VBScript and JavaScript do support it.
Exactly the sort of call I expected - now why did I think
Is anyone aware of a port, or port-in-progress of the Perl-Gtk module?
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Hi,
is there anyone out there who knows more about
Win32::OLE than I do? I have some problems with
the objects, methods and properties that can be
used with MS Word. For example: What's wrong
with these lines:
my $s1 = $doc->Styles("Standard");
$word->Selection->({Style => $s1}); # this is line
I guess I cannot even get as far as you. When I run the following:
use Win32::Process
Win32::Process::Create($ProcessObj,
"D:\\Program Files\\Microsoft Visual
Studio\\Common\\IDE\\IDE98 \\devenv.exe",
"DevEnv /release /rebuild CaptureServer.
Casey Nguyen wrote:
> #!/usr/bin/perl
>
> print "Content-type: text/html\r\n\r\n";
> print "test";
> print "\n";
> print "Hello World\n";
> print "This is Perl Script\n";
> print "\n";
Some things to look at:
1. Your line endings are wrong. Under dos-ish systems, every "\n"
results in a CR/LF
On 05/19/00, ""JIMMY" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" wrote:
> pls. help me understand. what does the "!" mean below? does it mean "not"?
>
>
> > On 05/12/00, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote:
> > > grep { !/^\.\.?\z/ }
Thanks for extending the life of my blunder! :)
Anyway, yes it is 'not'. '/.../' is 'matches
Is there a module or way to ftp the contents of a directory from a client
side to the server side? I would have a webpage that would ask for a
local directory name and try transfering all the files from that directory
to the web server. Typically there would be a couple of hundred small
ASCII
Yes, here is the permission of the file:
-rwxr-xr-x1 root root 254 May 19 08:35 helloworld.pl
and here is the helloworld.pl code:
--
#!/usr/bin/perl
print "Content-type: text/html\r\n\r\n";
print "test";
print "\n"
On Fri, 19 May 2000 11:08:12 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Ah, but does it have a "Reset the data page for this script to be as it was when
>I parsed the page, but hadn't actually executed any code" call.
>If it doesn't (and that's what mod_perl does have), then when you executed the
>page aga
I've been trying to compile Crypt::SSLeay so that I can use LWP::UserAgent
with https web-sites and things don't seem to be working for me.
The compile works fine, the tests run fine (using 'nmake -f makefile
test'). But things don't work when I try to connect using lwp-request.
Here is my r
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Ian. D. Stewart wrote:
>
> > From "ASP in a Nutshell", p. 27:
> >> > The Application object is initialized by IIS the moment the first client
> requests
> >> > any file from within the given virtual directory. It remains in the
> server's
> >> > memory until either
OK, I am still hacking with this ASPMail COM object.
Anyway, I dug hard into the OLE information, and figured I would walk step
by step.
So I figured I would start with the basics here, and dig a little deeper as
I went. So I wrote this, and I get the ooops, so this is not working.
But if I ch
Title: Re: Array in Perl
Olivier CLERE wrote:
> Does anybody know how
> to represent an array only
> thanks to an integer?
> Is this posssible anyway?
> The address of an array
> is a scalar but not an
> integer (?)
You can take a reference to an array. This reference, when used in numeric c
Ian. D. Stewart wrote:
> From "ASP in a Nutshell", p. 27:
>> > The Application object is initialized by IIS the moment the first client
requests
>> > any file from within the given virtual directory. It remains in the
server's
>> > memory until either the web service is stopped or the applic
-start-
> John Deighan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>at05/19/2000 09:32 AM
>I found a Perl script that generates benchmark data for a web server
>(crashme.pl). However, it uses LWP::Parallel::UserAgent, which I don't
>have. BTW, I'm using ActiveState's Perl on Windows NT 4.0. It came with
>some LWP
Bob,
Try:
if ($^O eq 'MSWin32') {
require 'Net::SMTP.pm';
Net::SMTP->import();
}
This is essentialy what 'use Net::SMTP' does, but
'require' is performed at runtime, while 'use' is performed
at compile time.
John
On Thu, May 18, 2000 at 03:38:29PM -0700, Bob Hoffmaster wrote:
> Is there a
You could use Win32::Process::Wait(0) to poll the process.
John
On Thu, May 18, 2000 at 03:09:32PM -0400, Cameron, Thomas P wrote:
> I too am interested in this. I'm firing off a number of processes on NT
> using Win32::Process::Create() and later I want to detect If the process is
> running or
Satish Vadlamani wrote:
> I have a directory in which I have about sixty files. Of
> these say 30 have a .ctl extension. The 2nd or 3rd line in
> the files that have a .ctl extension reads something like this
> in all files:
>
> INFILE '/u/svadlama/eCAMPUS/df4.3_2/prototype1/data/buckets.dat'
I found a Perl script that generates benchmark data for a web server
(crashme.pl). However, it uses LWP::Parallel::UserAgent, which I don't
have. BTW, I'm using ActiveState's Perl on Windows NT 4.0. It came with
some LWP modules, but not that one (it does have LWP::UserAgent). Also, I
couldn't
On 19 May 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello.
> I'm trying to retrieve version information from file(s).
>
Check out Mike Blazer's Win32::Ver. It uses Win32::API and works on
NT and Win9x.
Mike Blazer, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.dux.ru/guest/fno/perl/
~=
Hello,
I hate to ask, but I was given a mission outside of my knowledge arena.
I am working with a customer, who has ASPMail installed on their webserver.
I am writing a website for them, and prefer to use Blat or a Perl module,
but they want to use the ASPMail COM object. ... so I could use som
Hi:
I have a directory in which I have about sixty files. Of these say 30 have a
.ctl extension. The 2nd or 3rd line in the files that have a .ctl extension
reads something like this in all files:
INFILE '/u/svadlama/eCAMPUS/df4.3_2/prototype1/data/buckets.dat'
the text after the word INFIL
>We had a yuppie "consultant" come and visit us who
>claimed to be an e-commerce boffin. He reckoned to us
>that Perl was dying because ASP was now capable of
>running on Linux.
Of course, this all ignores your application development environment
and programmer productivity.
Remember, ASP+Whate
how do I run an example program? I have the perl executable in c:\perl.
Say I want to run one of the example programs in the c:\perl\eg directory.
thanks.
Satish
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>
> Justin Rogers said:
> >> Everyone is saying that ASP caches pages in memory, but not the compiled
> >> pages. But I'd like to go straight to the root of the problem and that
> >> lies in some C/C++ code. So here goes:
>
> >> An Active Scripting Engine has to suppor
> Bron ( s/,/\n/;print )
was this included as an afterthought? good idea though...
$test =~ s/,/\n/g & print $test;
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Does anybody know how
to represent an array only
thanks to an integer?
Is this posssible anyway?
The address of an array
is a scalar but not an
integer (?)
Thanks in advance,
Olivier.
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Friends,
why doesn't the following code work? I have no idea what
else I could try to change the attributes of a picture.
use Win32::OLE;
use Win32::OLE::Const 'Microsoft Word';
$word = Win32::OLE->new('Word.Application', 'Quit');
$doc = $word->Documents->add();
$doc->Activate();
$word->{ 'Visi
I have a couple of problems. This with Activestate 5.005 (522) and
Tk 800.022. These did not exist with 800.021 built from CPAN and
patched from http://www.Lehigh.EDU/~sol0/ptk/.
First, LabEntry. The label does not appear:
...
my $refdes_LabEntry = $containerWidget->LabEntry(
-label
"Paul Rogers [CE]" wrote:
>
> > for ('A'..'Z') { print };
>
> why even do all that?
>
> just do:
>
> print ('A'..'Z')
Hey, who needs parens?
print 'A'..'Z'
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Hey, who needs quotes ?
print A
hi,
ok - i recently started playing around with this neat MIME::Parser module
for autmotcically detaching attachments from my incoming mails, here goes
the code (as said in the manual) ...
my $parser = new MIME::Parser output_dir => "c:\\temp\\mime",ยท
output
Are you sure you have the permissions set OK?
Do you have the line print "Content-Type: text/html\r\n\r\n"; anywhere in
your script? at the beggining afore you start printing?
Do you have permission to execute scripts?
Ask and find answers to questions like these!
# You can remove the g modifier if you are sure there is only one time field
per record.
while (<>) {
s/\d+:\d+\:\d+\s+[AP]M//g;
print;
}
> -Original Message-
> From: Theo Vermeulen [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, May 19, 2000 5:01 AM
> To: Perl-Win32-Users Mail
>> I'm trying to retrieve version information from file(s).
>> It seems that I have to use 3 Win32 functions:
Personally, I just use Win32::AdminMisc
use Win32::AdminMisc;
my %vInfo;
if (Win32::AdminMisc::GetFileInfo( $file, \%vInfo ))
{
print "$_ : $vInfo{$_}\n" foreach sort keys
Hello.
I'm trying to retrieve version information from file(s).
It seems that I have to use 3 Win32 functions:
1. GetFileVersionInfoSize()
which gets the size of the version information.
2. GetFileVersionInfo()
which retrieves the version information buffer.
3. VerQueryValue()
to retrieve sel
Justin Rogers said:
>> Everyone is saying that ASP caches pages in memory, but not the compiled
>> pages. But I'd like to go straight to the root of the problem and that
>> lies in some C/C++ code. So here goes:
>> An Active Scripting Engine has to support many interfaces (thus the way of
>>
pls. help me understand. what does the "!" mean below? does it mean "not"?
> On 05/12/00, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote:
> > Doug, while your posts are always full of useful info, you made
> > a typo or two in this one. You wrote:
> >
> > > my @filelist = grep { !/^.+/ } readdir DIR;
>
> Oops! Mus
Hogue, Jon wrote:
> Is there something wrong at the system level with redirection
> and piping in NT.
There's something wrong with redirection on scripts that are called based on
their prefix (e.g. if .pl is associated with Perl, you can start foo.pl by
just typing 'foo.pl', but redirection does
Title: RE: Thank You ActiveState - Please one more thing
Hi
How can I replace 1:00:37 PM with a blank space for a large text file were the time differs all the time
1012,5/10/00 1:00:37 PM,
Thanks
Theo
Does anyone know where one could find a good database tutorial? Thanks.
Gregory Bair
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If the gold rusts, what then of the iron?
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Hi.
Is there an 'easy' way to compute the difference between two VT_DATE's? Or
equivalently, is there a method to convert a VT_DATE to a numerical value
such that the difference of two such values is proportional to the time
difference between the corresponding dates? I know that in ATL, DATE i
Thank you for upgrading Tk to 800.022.
If possible, could you also rebuild Tk::JPEG against this newest Tk? One of
my applications absolutely depends on this module.
Thanks again.
Jack
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