Re: Perl/Tk GUI Builder

Ohayo Taguchi-san. I don't know of a builder app but there is a great deal of information and examples contained in the widget.bat demo that comes with Active Perl. It should show u how to make any basic Tk GUI. -- REMEMBER THE WORLD TRADE CENTER ---= WTC 911 =-- ...ne cede males

FW: CROSSP: C::Scan doesn't work with my Activestate perl

-Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Randy Kobes Sent: Friday, March 25, 2005 12:46 PM To: Thompson, Lloyd D. (NSSD) Cc: Perl-Win32-Users@listserv.ActiveState.com Subject: Re: CROSSP: C::Scan doesn't work with my Activestate perl On Fri, 25

problem with TERM::ReadKey

okay, i have a perl script that sends a text file as serial data records out an I/O port at variable baudrates, etc.. I need to have a way to interrupt the data transmission *cleanly* (not via CTRL-C), so that the current data string completes to the next CR/LF terminator before stopping.

Re: problem with TERM::ReadKey

Jezebel wrote: problem is, i can not compile the TERM::ReadKey from source. whoever wrote it thought that Microsoft's Visual C++ was a good build environment. Since I don't have Visual C++, my nmake always fails at the cl.exe command. I tried spoofing it to my c++.exe and removing some

Re: problem with TERM::ReadKey

Jezebel wrote: okay, i have a perl script that sends a text file as serial data records out an I/O port at variable baudrates, etc.. I need to have a way to interrupt the data transmission *cleanly* (not via CTRL-C), so that the current data string completes to the next CR/LF terminator before

Re: problem with TERM::ReadKey

--- Rhesa Rozendaal wrote: Have you tried Win32::Console? I remember having written something that did exactly this. [code] thank you! i will definitely try that. Do you need to compile from source? My ppm finds a precompiled package here: PPM search ReadKey Packages available

RE: Perl/Tk GUI Builder

On Mon, 28 Mar 2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Does anyone know of a Perl/Tk GUI builder? I know it is asked before. But I like to know if there is. Guido seems not be supported any more. Our Komodo Professional product includes a GUI builder that targets Perl/Tk among others:

Re: problem with TERM::ReadKey

For information on building AS Perl under Windows, see http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/docs/ActivePerl/lib/Pod/perlwin32.html. All the tools are available on the internet at no cost - including MSVC++. The link explains where to get them. Lloyd Jezebel [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent by: [EMAIL

Re: problem with TERM::ReadKey

Jezebel wrote: okay, i have a perl script that sends a text file as serial data records out an I/O port at variable baudrates, etc.. I need to have a way to interrupt the data transmission *cleanly* (not via CTRL-C), so that the current data string completes to the next CR/LF

RE: Perl/Tk GUI Builder

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LWP::UserAgent and post()

Hi all, Is the LWP::UserAget supplied with Activestate Perl the same as I would get from a linux install? The following code appears to work OK under linux, but not win32: $browser = LWP::UserAgent-new( );$browser-env_proxy( ); # if we're behind a firewall# Login into the script$response =

RE: problem with TERM::ReadKey

Jezebel wrote: I have found what i think is what I need: The TERM::ReadKey module and/or the TERM::GetKey module (which depends on ReadKey) problem is, i can not compile the TERM::ReadKey from source. I found an alternative on CPAN: TERM::GETCH -- apparently the author also had