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I have the below sql, it returns two rows, and I need to pass these two dates
and run another sql, how do I do that.. basically I need to run the sql two
times with two different time periods
$csr_dates =<<"END_OF_SQL";
SELECT sysdate beg_date
from dual
union
select sysdate -1 beg_date
fro
On Thu, 10 May 2007, Gisle Aas wrote:
> > My advice to the OP is to try writing a demo, or proof of concept,
> > programs using both Tk and Tkx, and make your decision based on
> > that. If you decide on using Tkx, then publishing those demo
> > programs would be of great use to those trying to mak
Can Tkx (or Tcl in general) use custom-made Windows widgets developed in
.NET and loaded via DLL?
I will say this about the documentation for Tkx and Tcl::Tk: They both
seem to assume the programmer knows Tcl and/or is migrating from
Perl/Tk. They seem to have little self-contained documentation
On May 10, 2007, at 13:15, Kenneth Ölwing wrote:
> Are there no/some/lots of quirks when perlapping something using
> Tkx? I assume it's a nobrainer, since you're apparently doing it
> with your tools, but just looking for confirmation...
It's a nobrainer if you only depend on the Tcl extensio
On May 10, 2007, at 12:59, Brian Raven wrote:
> There is a lot of documentation, and plenty of examples, for Tk,
> but they are Tcl based. This is, for me at least, a significant
> obstacle to switching to use Tkx. Until that changes (and it is
> several months since I looked*), or I get a be
>There is a lot of documentation, and plenty of examples, for Tk, but they
>are Tcl based. This is, for me at least, a significant obstacle to
>switching to use >Tkx. Until that changes (and it is several months since I
>looked*), or I get a better understanding of Tcl, and I don't currently
>h
>I would regard Perl/Tk as legacy code in ActivePerl. It's there to
>support old applications written against that API. For new applications
>Tkx is recommended as that give you access to the newest development to
>the Tk code base. As Jan said Tkx is what we use to write all the Perl
>GU
Gisle Aas <> wrote:
> On May 10, 2007, at 09:58, Kenneth Ölwing wrote:
>
>>> The ActiveState preferred choice of Perl GUI toolkit is Tkx (or
>>> Tcl::Tk). Tkx is bundled with the latest ActivePerl releases for
>>> all 32-bit platforms. It does provide native look-and-feel on
>>> Windows (including
On May 10, 2007, at 09:58, Kenneth Ölwing wrote:
>> The ActiveState preferred choice of Perl GUI toolkit is Tkx (or
>> Tcl::Tk).
>> Tkx is bundled with the latest ActivePerl releases for all 32-bit
>> platforms. It does provide native look-and-feel on Windows (including
>> themed widgets on Win
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jean
Sent: 10 May 2007 07:07
To: Active Perl
Subject: cycles per sec
> Hi Bill-Bryan et al.
>
> I was asked by my superiors to provide the memory usage (cycles per
sec) and other performance-related
> parameters of a big-code
On May 10, 2007, at 04:48, Preston de Guise wrote:
> (Oh, and my request for what ActiveState should be working on?
> While slightly off-topic, I'd love an option in PDK on Mac OS X to
> _not_ produce Universal binaries, and allow the person running
> perlapp to nominate universal/ppc/intel.
> The ActiveState preferred choice of Perl GUI toolkit is Tkx (or Tcl::Tk).
> Tkx is bundled with the latest ActivePerl releases for all 32-bit
> platforms. It does provide native look-and-feel on Windows (including
> themed widgets on WinXP) and OS X (Aqua) and does X11 on the rest of the
> Unix p
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