Win32::NodeName();
--- Sudha Natarajan
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How do I find the hostname of the system querying
> from a PERL script ?
> gethostbyname needs some argument, I'm looking for
> getting this information
> from any system from where I will running this.
>
> Many thanks in advan
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can, since
> threading is generally
> weak in early versions. Win32::gui seems fine with
> threads since I've been
> able to create C threads (via an xs module) which
> were able to fire events
> in the GUI via windows SendMessages.
>
> Cheers,
>
> jez.
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e = ".$dumpfile);
}
else {
$status->Text("No dump file selected.");
}
}
sub Load_Click {
my $ret = Win32::GUI::GetOpenFileName(
-title => "Load Profile",
-file => "\0" . " " x 256,
-filter => [
Uwe,
> the example works for me without any warnings or
> errors.
> - WinXP SP2 (German)
> - ActivePerl 5.8.7
> - Win32::GUI 1.05
Thanks. I'm using XP SP2 (english), Perl 5.8.8 build
819 from ActiveState.
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Harlan Carvey, CISS
ot something working.
I know it's a huge endeavor to write documentation,
but there are ways to provide examples that perclude
full-out docs. Post the code to perlmonks or to Dave
Roth's forum, or post it yourself and send in a link.
Harlan
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