No matter what I did (basically unstalling both and reinstalling PWS first)
the install script would not let me into the last two check boxes for
installing script mapping for Activeperl or PerlIS. The result was that
when the registry entry refered to below was added all that happened when
the s
Gotta question for the group. I've actually figured my problem before
posting to the group, but I'm looking for confirmation or ideas to see if
I'm still doing right or could do it better.
I found information about building modules and even a little about
sub-modules but not really alot
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From: "Isaac" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, December 20, 2000 2:48 PM
Subject: what is the deal
> when people say:
>
> my $foo = "this";
>
> what is the difference between that and:
>
> $foo = "this";
>
Take a look athttp://
From: Doug Brewer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 12/14/2000 10:50 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]@SMTP@JVEXCHANGE
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Subject:creating a file
> okay, I've been going over the docs for quite a while...I can't
find anything on
Jan Dubois writes:
> Yes, the intention is to eventually track CPAN changes automatically.
> There is still some work to be done to fully automate this though (making
> sure that only "working" versions will update the repository, checking
> that the license didn't change etc).
>
> For the
This is an excellent improvement, and much appreciated. However, can
we expect the PPM repository to track CPAN in terms of keeping up to
date with the latest versions? The reason I ask is that the version of
perl-ldap in the PPM repository is 0.15 and on CPAN it is 0.22.
It might help if the sta
Try this:
print qq();
while(defined ($column) = $sth->fetchrow_array){
or
print qq($column\n) if (defined $column);
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Don't use double quotes unless you want in type more escape characters.
Use single quotes instead, it uses exactly these characters (not really the
best description). Double quotes allows for variables to be interpreted...
which you don't need in this instance.
>> my $file_to_get = '\\PC332\\C$\\
Hi:
I am trying to send a text file from a PC to another PC using the FTP
protocol.
It works fine when I activate the script manually, but it seems to fail when
a cron kind of process activates the script, this is the code:
my $ftp = Net::FTP->new("ip address", Timeout => 900) or print OUTPUTTT
From: "Alloun, Jonathan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 12/15/2000
09:24 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]@SMTP@JVEXCHANGE
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Subject:RE: Increasing the @INC array path . . .
> I have created a module and have called it in my scr
I am looking to try to use Win32::PerfLib to get a report back of how much
physical memory is in the server and is free.
What I am looking for is either an example of how to do this, or maybe some
more examples.
I mainly have used perl scripts in the past for getting/changing NT UserID
info or d
On Wed, 20 Dec 2000 13:11:23 -0800, "Will W" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>2. What is the simplest way for me to get Tk capability?
Install ActivePerl on your machine and from a command prompt type
ppm install Tk
and wait a little while the Perl Package Manager downloads and installs
the mod
Will,
Tk is one of the easy ones.
Just type "ppm install Tk".
Christopher
P.S. I would add that I also get acid indigestion when it
comes to compiling on windows. On unix the process of
perl Makefile.PL + make + make install works most every
time. On windows a similar aproach *should* be
Will,
I most agree with you that we should not
have to compile Perl modules from C source
in order to use them. The experts (bless their souls!)
can do it ONCE and make it available to us
mere mortals. I used to be a professional C programmer
but since learning Perl, C has become ancient histor
Hi, all.
I'm stumped on how to install a module into my AS perl (v5.6 build 622). I don't know
and don't want to learn C or C++ and I've no C/C++ compiler (I will get one only if I
have to). If I can avoid learning about makefiles, etc, I would much prefer to stay
ignorant of them for now (got
My Perl application contains code that lists a local environment variable.
When I run it on my PC, I see the value of the variable. When I run it
across the network from the server on my PC, the variable is blank. What's
happening here? How can I fix this?
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They are using my to declair the variable $foo
More than likely where you see my you will see use strict;
when people say:
my $foo = "this";
what is the difference between that and:
$foo = "this";
Than
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John,
>when people say:
>
> my $foo = "this";
>
>what is the difference between that and:
>
>$foo = "this";
>
>Thanks,
>
>John
using "my" on a variable gives it a scope. Using "my" inside of brackets
makes the variable "local" to those brackets. For example:
# set a variable outside brac
when people say:
my $foo = "this";
what is the difference between that and:
$foo = "this";
Thanks,
John
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> From: Michael Cheung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Problem about using Net::SMTP to send bulk mail
>
> Now I use Net::SMTP to send bulk mail.
> But some times it cause my SMTP server stopping response.
> Sometime It stop at 5000 mails, sometime It stop at 2, and some time
> it g
I've never used it myself, but take a look at Tie::STDERR. It might be what
you are looking for. If you are running the latest and greatest version of
Perl, you can install it with PPM, otherwise you can download it from the
CPAN. I think it's pure perl code, so you don't need to compile anythi
At 09:33 AM 12/20/00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Either change the properties of the MS Dos window so it buffers more
>than a screenfull or do something like :
>
>perl -w myperlfile.pl >> C:\output.txt
>
>which dumps the results into the text file.
I'm not sure if -w goes to stderr or stdout . . .
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