I have never been able to set up Net::Config properly, and, for the
life of me, I can't figure out what I am doing wrong.
According to the Net::Config manual:
Net::Config holds configuration data for the modules in the
libnet distribuion. During installation you will be asked for
Sherm,
I've read the INSTALL.html but I'm a stranger to
making files. I thought I could tell it where to
find it by following the instructions from your post
of 26 Feb 2004 but it still didn't find mysql_config.
A few more hints would be appreciated. Thanks.
Tom
--- Sherm Pendley [EMAIL
On Nov 22, 2004, at 1:13 PM, Tom McDonough wrote:
I've read the INSTALL.html but I'm a stranger to
making files. I thought I could tell it where to
find it by following the instructions from your post
of 26 Feb 2004 but it still didn't find mysql_config.
A few more hints would be appreciated.
Sherm,
Sorry to be such a PIA but something is not working.
Here is the output of mysql_config:
TomMcDonough:local/mysql/bin] tom% sh mysql_config
--cflags
-I/usr/local/mysql/include/mysql
-fno-omit-frame-pointer
[TomMcDonough:local/mysql/bin] tom% sh mysql_config
--libs
On Nov 22, 2004, at 3:09 PM, Tom McDonough wrote:
TomMcDonough:local/mysql/bin] tom% sh mysql_config --cflags
You didn't follow directions. I didn't say anything about cd-ing to
/usr/local/mysql/bin, nor did my example use sh to run the script. To
paraphrase a popular saying - you can't just
That did it Sherm.
Thanks.
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I'm working on a multithreaded perl script that will have a group of
threads uploading files via FTP.
I'd like to have each thread display status information in the
Terminal window, e.g.:
Terminal-
Thr1 16:12:07: Uploading
On Nov 22, 2004, at 5:20 PM, Dan Buettner wrote:
How could I put information into a static display like this?
Have a look at the Curses module on CPAN.
sherm--
On 2004-11-22 Dan Buettner wrote:
Ideally, I'd like to have the window have a fixed display (no
scrolling) and always output the information from a specific thread in
a specific position. In other words, Thread 1 gets the first 2 lines,
Thread 2 gets lines 3 and 4, etc.
Maybe you could
--- Bruce Van Allen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For your use, what you especially want to get from
this example is the use of the Perl character \b,
which outside of regular expressions means
backspace. The point is to print \b the same
number of times as the number of characters you
want to
Hi Vic,
you wrote...
I've got a .libnetrc file in my home directory. It reads
{
'nntp_hosts' = [ news.dacor.net ],
'smtp_hosts' = [ mail.dacor.net ],
'pop3_hosts' = [ mail.dacor.net, mailstore.bgsu.edu ],
}
I've thrown that file into my home directory as
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