It's a Label window, with scrolling text.
So I want to make different words in the same window have different
parameters. Basically I want to spawn an IE window with a specific URL.
(Where $vu_win is the main window)
my $fr = $vu_win-Frame(-width =
90, -background='red',
But...
but, I don't want to! I like this list. ;-)
jpt
-Original Message-From: Frank Perron
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Monday, December 17, 2001 9:53
PMTo: Perl-Win32-UsersSubject: please unsubscribe
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Hi,
I'm running a script on Windows NT. When I start the script, I redirect
STDERR to a file ( perl -w script.pl 2errors.txt). The runs daily as a
batch-job and the error-file is overwritten. However, under some conditions
I want to keep the error-file.
Is there a possibility to rename or copy
To precede the log file with date time, call the script by a batch file,
with the following lines preceding the PERL script.
-
echo -- errors.txt #
Puts a nice visible split in the log file.
date /t errors.txt
I am coding a module that will be shared across several other groups
applications but there are calls in it that only certain groups should use.
Rather than making separate modules for each group having only the
functions they need, I'd like to just distribute one copy and only tell
them what
You want to use a source filter. The source filter is a Perl module that
filters the module before it is run, so it could be used to show/hide
debugging info, or in your case decrypt it. The Perl Journal had a good
article on it a while ago, check it out and then see what pre-built filters
are
Are you trying to find out which 'word' the user clicks on within your
scrolling text? If so...a bit more thinking is needed.
If not, then it is easy enough to kick off a process.
Just bind Button 1 to the label.
$lb-bind('ButtonPress-1',sub{system(start iexplore)} );
Jack
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Here's a hilarious answer: ACME::Bleach
They will wonder where the code went!
Good luck,
Christopher
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 2001 7:32 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: encrypt a module?
I am coding a module
Please I need someone help me, I want to know why it doesn't work in my web
server?...
It only works when I run it from Perl Builder.
Thanks in advance
use Win32::OLE;
use Win32::OLE qw(in with);
use
Hi-
I am using OLE to access information in my Contacts folder in my Outlook PST file. All
is fine, but I need the last modification information and I am having trouble with it.
When I access that data, it is a long integer (possibly a Julian date?). I am not sure
how to interpret it into a
I dont have Outlook on this machine, so I cant test it, but my guess is that
youre probably dealing with an OLE Variant datatype. Read the
Win32::OLE::Variant documentation and see if that gets you anywhere.
Sometimes just adding 'use Win32::OLE::Variant' at the top of the script
will make it
My guess is that you are getting epoch dates -- that is, offset in seconds from
the computer's epoch. You can test this by getting the date, then printing the
value of
scalar(localtime($date_val))
which will attempt to figure out the date from the epoch. Note that Access may
use a
That is perfect! I only wish I could see the looks on their faces! Now if
I could only get it to install off of cpan... keeps saying it can't find
it!
Here's a hilarious answer: ACME::Bleach
They will wonder where the code went!
Good luck,
Christopher
-Original Message-
From:
I believe he is right. However, it would appear that MS uses a different
epoch than the standard unix (of course). If you've ever entered a date into
an Excel sheet and then formatted the cell to be 'General' or 'Text' it
converts it to some kind of epoch-like number.
-Original Message-
Hello,
I can't solve problem, help please.
I've create script for findin empty cell in Excel:
for ($iCell = 2; ($Cell ne ); $iCell++) { #Defining
last busy row in A column
$Cells = $Sheet-Range(A$iCell);
$Cell = $Cells-{Value}; #get the contents at
Sounds like a need for the ol' obfuscated perl.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: 18 December 2001 10:32
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: encrypt a module?
I am coding a module that will be shared across several other groups
Hi all,
I'm trying to catch errors in a small excel driver script I've got.
Essentially, we parse a text file, take the values and stuff them into
named cells in a template spreadsheet, calculate, then save off the output
and loop to the next line in the text file.
I have a problem when
I havent ever used the excel OLE control, but I assume this will work (it
does in other similar situations):
if(defined($sheet-Range(FRED))) {
# Cell is defined
$sheet-Range(FRED)-{Value} = foo;
} else {
# Cell isnt defined, throw an error
die(Cell \FRED\ isn't defined!!);
}
HTH - Matt
On Tue, 18 Dec 2001, Luba Sereb wrote:
$Cells = $Sheet-Range(A$iCell);
$Cell = $Cells-{Value}; #get the contents at
When script find empty cell it send message: Use of
uninitialized value in string ne at
and program finished.
What problem is? How to avoid
The documentation states that the InstalledPackageProperties function,
returns a hash with package names as keys, and package properties as
attributes. What I got back however leads me to believe that it returns
the package names as keys but the package properties as a reference to a
hash. I
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From: Capacio, Paula J [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I guess I just don't understand references after all, can anybody spot
what I'm doing wrong?
TIA
Paula
Rather than do that, I'll just post some code that works for me. ( It's
easier :-)
A couple of curiosities about my
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