Can anyone tell me exactly what I need to create an environment in windows,
where I can compile my own modules ?
I can do this under Solaris fine, but am unsure of the programs I need in MS
to do this.
It needs to be opensource if possible, as I don't have a compiler installed.
Cheers
Martin
Martin Bower wrote:
Can anyone tell me exactly what I need to create an environment in windows,
where I can compile my own modules ?
I can do this under Solaris fine, but am unsure of the programs I need in MS
to do this.
It needs to be opensource if possible, as I don't have a compiler installed.
Johan,
Your suggestion regarding the size being set properly was the problem.
Thanks
eric
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All of the suggestion I saw where very goods ... I started with the Llama
book - Learning Perl, read and worked the examples, then started writing ...
not very good at first when I look back at some old code ... but it got
the job done As I coded more I found I had more questions and
Hiall!!!
Im running a script that lists error and
warnings eventlogs it works perfectly on my machine, but on remote
machines, it reads only some logs a bit randomly and not all
Could you find a reason why???
Cordialement,
--
Jean-Christophe
PINEAU
When I execute the following code I get an error that says there is a syntax
error on line 21 near } ). Can anyone see what I'm missing?
The sleep in the print in the else statement and the sleep are just for
testing. I'm trying to check for a blank membername field, the else
statements will
Hello Howard! Do you know what ppm I
need to install for the lanman? I tried lanman and win32-lanman with no success.
Thanks for your help.
David
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Property Operations
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Marriott International, Inc
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This
If($FORM{membername ne }) {
should read if($FORM{membername} ne ) {
If you use CGI you wouldn't need from read ...
to line before $blank = ;
use strict;
use CGI;
use vars qw(%FORM);
my $q=new CGI;
foreach ($q-param) {
$FORM{$_}=$q-param($_);
}
$blank= ;
The if statement shouldn't be
capitalized. Give that a try.
Dave Kazatsky
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upscope wrote, on Wednesday, September 10, 2003 1:04 PM
: When I execute the following code I get an error that says there
: is a syntax
: error on line 21 near } ). Can anyone see what I'm missing?
: If($FORM{membername ne }) {
Try:
if($FORM{membername} ne ) {
Does that help any?
If($FORM{membername ne }) {
if($FORM{membername} ne ) {
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It looks like a simple syntax error. You have a capital I in your if
statement. It should be all lower case.
PCH
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Subject: Problem with
The bracketing is incorrect
You have...
If($FORM{membername ne }) {
It should be...
If($FORM{membername} ne ) {
One of those mind tricks...
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To: Perl Win32 users
Subject: Problem
I am getting the error 'Permission denied at test.pl line 3' when moving a file
between two drive volumes under WIndows 2000. The script is running with
administrator permissions. The script is short:
_start
use File::Copy;
move('e:/test','d:/test');
end
This works fine if
On Wed, 10 Sep 2003 13:33:40 -0700, Ford, Graham
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I am getting the error 'Permission denied at test.pl line 3' when moving a file
between two drive volumes under WIndows 2000. The script is running with
administrator permissions. The script is short:
_start
Ok, I'm not an idiot, but I'm really confused
ASPN talks about the module HTTP::Date, and I have used it in a
script, but I can't find it in ppm anywhere.
Does anyone know where this module is to be found?
Peter
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Peter A. Peterson II, technician and musician.
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It's part of the libwww-perl bundle. try:
ppm install libwww-perl
Hope this helps
Tobias
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