>
> Very unelagant. So I would like to know
> how to read and write the windows system
> registry with Perl
>
i think you should get win32::registry (or win32api::registry which - afaik
- comes with the standard distribution). f.i. the following snippet
creates/increases a key which is suppos
If you are converting a 'string' then you must escape the backslash.
Try running this:
##--perl--##
while (){
s/\\r/\r/gi;
print;
}
__END__
Here are \r some \r slash \r r's for your \r substitution.
#
Regards,
Jack
-Original Mes
I create a exe file out of my script, with perl2exe,
and I would like to be able to print out the name of
the program.
If I make a script, prog.pl, whith this statement:
print $0;
and create an executable with perl2exe, it prints out
the name of the script, as it was when perl2exe
created the ex
I am trying to use DBI in my perl script. When I run the script I get the
following error message:
Can't locate DBI.pm in @INC <@INC contains: C:/Perl/lib C:/Perl/site/lib .>
at bigcode1.cgi line 5.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at bigcode1.cgi line 5.
I updated my PPM with the Hotfix for
Hi everyone.
I am installing DBI-1_13_tar to use on my Windows98 OS. Simply all I have
is a zip file called:
DBI-1_13_tar
Now, I know how to unzip it. The only problem I have is:
What are steps involved in getting this module installed and working
perfectly with ACTIVESTATE.
A
Hi.
I'm having problems evaluating regular expressions in Perl.
Either someone's not being clear enough in the Perl documentation, which I
have read through (perlop mostly) now repeatedly during the day, or there
is something wrong with me or my OS.
I'm trying to convert the string '\r' to the c
Up to now, I edit at each of my client
the autoexec.bat for some
set path::base=E:/base
and so
Very unelagant. So I would like to know
how to read and write the windows system
registry with Perl
Mösl Roland http://www.pege.org
Clear targets for a confused civilization
http://www.BeingFou
HI guys/gals,
Is there a way to re-convert characters like ' # ', @,
$,%,^,& etc from an HTML page to it's orginal form instead of the '%21% ' ?
I'm passing data from HTML page to a MAccess database using ODBC by the
following method:-
read(STDIN, $query , $ENV{'CONTENT_LENGTH'});
using
whenever I call my cgi script (clicking the submit button in my html
file),
I got file permission error from netscape. 403, i believe, It said I do
nothave permission to access the script and I need to check web manager
service.I am using win 98 and do not know where else to fix. I think I have
Douglas,
Thank you very much for your quick reply. I can see I wasn't clear. I've
got the same result but not in such a readable, professional way as yours.
But that's still not what I need. I have to print all the lines for which
the highest sum of the seventh element for the same fourth eleme
> I am using Net::FTP and I want to get multiple files. I refereed
> Activestate's PERL documentation and couldn't find any function like mget().
> I have filenames like *.csv, xyz*.csv or xyz*.*1*. How can I get
> these type of files?
> Do I have to simulate mget using get(), li
If you do a
@sessuses =
($line=~m/.[^']\=\s*(Session|Form|QueryString|Application|ServerVariables)\(
\"(.+?)\"\)/gi);
then your expression should be saved in $1
J.
-Original Message-
From: Justin Rogers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 26, 2000 11:49 PM
To: Perl-Win32-Users
On 05/26/00, ""Eric Stephenson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" wrote:
> .. get the file date and time but for some reason am not getting what I am expecting.
> I am running this on NT 4.0
I am not convinced beyond all doubt that there isn't something weird going
on with perl dates on WinNT using certain
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