Hello,
I need for a Perl script to install on a Linux box the LWP Library
(LWP::Bundle) and the Mail::Mailer module.
I want to install these localy in my account at my ISP and I can't su
to root. I tried to install these locally, via the CPAN module, but
even if I give to MakeFile.pl a prefix
On Tue, Apr 10, 2001 at 08:54:40AM -0400, Emmanuel. M. Decarie wrote:
> I want to install these localy in my account at my ISP and I can't su
> to root. I tried to install these locally, via the CPAN module, but
> even if I give to MakeFile.pl a prefix pointing to my user repertory,
> the CPAN
Good day, all. Currently, in a script of mine, I use the following code to
launch the default browser on the users' machine to a specific URL:
use Mac::InternetConfig qw(:DEFAULT $ICInstance);
ICGeneralFindConfigFile($ICInstance);
ICLaunchURL($ICInstance, 0, $url);
What I'm looking to d
Hi,
I am a newbie to Perl and I am trying to bring several files into their own
separate arrays for processing in a single script.
Currently I am able to read in the files, but they all dump into a single
array. I need to create a new array for each file, but I am not sure how
this is done.
Is th
To clarify, I meant to say "hash", not array.
> I am a newbie to Perl and I am trying to bring several files into their own
> separate arrays for processing in a single script.
Thanks,
Eric
Hi Eric,
A couple of suggestions follow for how to make this code a bit more
idiomatic (I had kind of a tough time reading it).
1) use chomp() instead of chop(). In truth it doesn't matter much, but
people will think you don't know chomp() if you're using chop() without
a good reason.
2) turn
Hi Emmanuel,
if questions about MacOSX have been ushered elsewhere (as they should have
been) I don't really see how this one is even in the ballpark. Maybe I'm a
softie...
> I want to install these localy in my account at my ISP and I can't su
> to root. I tried to install these locally, via th
On Tue, 10 Apr 2001 23:16:29 +0930, Paul McCann wrote:
>Now get thee to an appropriate list!
MacPerl-Anyperl would most probably be appropriate.
--
Bart.
>Hello,
>
>I need for a Perl script to install on a Linux box the LWP Library
>(LWP::Bundle) and the Mail::Mailer module.
check out this article about installing CPAN on Linux, it covers what you
asked along with generic Perl module installation into a user dir while not
having SU or root access
