Andy,
I have build 630 and I didn't get any XML libs in my. I just recently
installed the XML::RSS ppm, and when I checked my ./Perl/site/lib tree under
/XML i have just the ::RSS stuff...No XML::Simple(). I'm betting it doesn't
come standard and you have to install it...
hth,
Adym Lincoln
From: Fred [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have broken an application into several pieces to make it more
manageable. I use require whatever.pl to load the next piece. It
works fine. Now I want to compile the application and distribute.
How can I achieve the same functionality as the require eg
This is exactly what the code I posted on this thread performed. Although, I
took more liberties figuring that it is very quick to read MAXSIZE bytes of
a text file into an array of @lines and just indexing the last line via
$line[-1] . I chose MAXSIZE of 512, but it can be adjusted. Trivial to
From: francis Alix [EMAIL PROTECTED]
#!C:\BIN\DEV\Perl\bin\perl.exe -w
my $chem=$0;
$chem=~s/[^\\]*$//;
print path:$chem\n;
N.
$0 is NOT guaranteed to contain the full path.
use FindBin qw($Bin);
is the safe way.
Jenda
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It's me again =D Can I use an Image hyperlinked to my .pl program
instead of using the form's submit button?
How can I do this?
Rafferty
Either
a href=...img src=../a - most probably you'll want to
add border=0 to the IMG.
Or
input type=image src=...
this one
From: Rafferty Uy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm using the Net::SMTP module to send mails.. but
It won't work since I'm not receiving any e-mail from
my site. The smtp server that I'm using is
ccs1.dlsu.edu.ph is there anything wrong with my
code?
use Net::SMTP;
my($smtp);
my $from =
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello.
I have IIS 5.0, Active Perl, Windows 2000.
This past year, I picked up perl (I'm a VB programmer) and have been
using it solely for cgi scripts. I've been useing notepad to program,
and no debugger software. I don't have any additional modules
installed
I see the need for creaton of a search capability for the Perl man pages.
There is not an index, is there, such as other documentation has.
I thought Perl would be easier than most other languages to generate a list
(index) of all words in the Perl man pages and also an application to view
the
Anyone know of a way to get the processor speed off a remote
machine?
Mike Fifield
Charles Schwab Co, Inc.
WARNING: All e-mail sent to or from this address will be received by the
Charles Schwab corporate e-mail system and is subject to archival and review by
someone other than the
The documentation for XML::PPD with my installation of ActivePerl (5.6.0
b620)
lists the following in the entry for the CODEBASE element:
FILENAME
???
I'm assuming I can modify the PPD file to point to a local file instead
of a
web server, but the ??? begs the question; why the ? marks?
Never mind (re: CODEBASE attribute question).
I asked a question last week or the week before
but I don't think I asked the correct question.
So here's what I really am trying to ask :)
I want to ensure that everyone at my site is
running the same versions of a package. And that
new employees
Samuel wrote:
I see the need for creaton of a search capability for the Perl man pages.
There is not an index, is there, such as other documentation has.
I thought Perl would be easier than most other languages to generate a list
(index) of all words in the Perl man pages and also an
[snip]
I can't imagine using HTML when you have a good text editor
available like vim
or emacs to search your docs.
VIM is really cool, but it is Unicode-challenged. If docs are
in other languages, it makes it hard to view them. With either
HTML or TEXT, web browsers (IE5+, NS4+,
Um. If I can take a guess, you are confusing the
from with the actual mailserver. From whould be
something like [EMAIL PROTECTED] or something
similar.
Fix $from to be valid, and replace:
my($smtp);
with this:
my $smtp = Net::SMTP-new('ccs1.dlsu.edu.ph');
- regards,
Joaquin
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