Thanks guys with everyone's help combinedwe were able
to getting going over here (on windows 2000) withtwo simple statements:
@sysargz = ("\"C:\\PROGRAM FILES\\ADOBE\\ACROBAT 4.0\\READER\\ACRORD32.EXE\" /t $filename $server\\$printer"); system(@sysargz);
Thanks again! :)
From: michael
Hi folks,
I wanted to know if it is ok to do something like $var =
substring($var,10,20); in the perl script. I am trying to save the use of
another variable in my script. If not, is there any other better method of
doing this??
Thanks for your inputs.
From: Sabherwal, Balvinder \(MBS\) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I wanted to know if it is ok to do something like $var =
substring($var,10,20); in the perl script. I am trying to save the use
of another variable in my script.
Yes this is all right.
Jenda
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Sorry for cross-posting, but Im unsure if this is a ActivePerl or general
Win32 perl issue.
Accourding to perldoc -q how can i capture stderr:
With system(), both STDOUT and STDERR will go the same place as
the script's STDOUT and STDERR, unless the system() command
Title: RE: how to install GD module in perl 5.8 for windows
If it were available as a PPM download for ActivePerl 5.8 you'd just do 'ppm' and then 'install GD' to install it from activestate's ppm archive.(which is the default/preconfigured repository in PPM)
GD uses XS stuff, so its not
Hi Everyone,
I am trying to use the File-List 0.3.1 module to get a directory listing of
a group of subdirectory's that contain a certain file. My problem is that I
don't know in advance the case of the file name. According to the doc's
File::List is supposed to take a regex argument for the
Tony:
An alternative approach (and one of my favorites in Perl) is to loop
through the files in a directory using:
while($filename = glob($directory_one/*.extension $directory_two/*.txt)) {
# Do something with each $filename
}
Note that this matches on traditional shell wildcards, not
Tony writes..
I am trying to use the File-List 0.3.1 module to get a directory
listing of a group of subdirectory's that contain a certain file. My
problem is that I don't know in advance the case of the file name.
According to the doc's File::List is supposed to take a regex argument
for the
hi,
i have a huge problem. I do a linux patch and install a new one to a
second hd.
my installscripts are in perl. But when i first step into the sytsem ( using
chroot ) there is no perl installed ( of course )
know i have two choices:
first coping the base binarys to the target system
I need to port some perl5 scripts from UNIX to ActivePerl 5.6 on NT. The
scripts are just basic perl, nothing fancy. Does ActivePerl 5.6 support most
of the basic perl5 statements? Can the scripts still use
the /usr/local/bin/perl in their header ?
Kim
The source is not a problem ( if you using plainperl ). be shure you have
all the modules you use in the script ( some modules are OS-oriented ).
The #!/usr/local... is ok, because win ignores it (*normaly*) but if you
add some win things it is easyer for you to be shure that is my win
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need to port some perl5 scripts from UNIX to ActivePerl 5.6 on NT. The
scripts are just basic perl, nothing fancy. Does ActivePerl 5.6 support most
of the basic perl5 statements? Can the scripts still use
the /usr/local/bin/perl in their header ?
All of the
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