Re: url encoding

$Bill Luebkert wrote: > Doug Brewer wrote: > > > > where can i find a module/script/whatever that will encode URLs? > > > > so that "my directory" becomes "my%20directory"?? > > URI::Escape or just code it (from URI::Escape docs): > > $string =~ s/%([0-9A-Fa-f]{2})/chr(hex($1))/eg; He wants

Re: Dr. Watson problem

Never mind. I got it going. I think I messed it up modifying Roth's code. Thanks, Jon Jon Nelson wrote: > > Hi all, > > I've installed Win32-Daemon [0.2000.03.19] and Win32-Perms > [0.2000.02.16]. The issue is that when I run the script I get an > application error from Dr. Watson. I was cu

Re: url encoding

Doug Brewer wrote: > > this may not be the right list to ask this question, but anyway: > > where can i find a module/script/whatever that will encode URLs? > > so that "my directory" becomes "my%20directory"?? URI::Escape or just code it (from URI::Escape docs): $string =~ s/%([0-9A-Fa-f]{2

Re: url encoding

Doug Brewer wrote: > where can i find a module/script/whatever that will encode URLs? > > so that "my directory" becomes "my%20directory"?? URI::Escape . I believe this is part of LWP -- you may have to 'ppm install libwww-perl' rather than 'install URI-Escape'. Cheers, Philip _

url encoding

this may not be the right list to ask this question, but anyway: where can i find a module/script/whatever that will encode URLs? so that "my directory" becomes "my%20directory"?? Thanks, Doug Brewer ___ Perl-Win32-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTE

RE: Locking window focus

Sorry, that was meant for [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Ron Hartikka Sent: Thursday, January 11, 2001 10:33 AM To: perl win32 users Subject: RE: Locking window focus Sounds like you want your error window to do a grab

Dr. Watson problem

Hi all, I've installed Win32-Daemon [0.2000.03.19] and Win32-Perms [0.2000.02.16]. The issue is that when I run the script I get an application error from Dr. Watson. I was curious if anyone else has had this problem and if there is a work around. I'm running Perl 5.6 Build 620 from ActiveState.

RE: Locking window focus

Sounds like you want your error window to do a grab. The main window of this prog has 2 buttons. One to print 'Hello' and one to raise a second window by calling sub do_toplevel. The grab in sub do_toplevel makes $tL modal, i.e. no buttons on $mw will work until $tL is closed. Try pressing the "Pr

RE: Recurse called too early to check prototype warning

Bill, Yes, I'd noticed that under 62x, the compiler MUST see the subroutine definition before it see the first call, or it gives that warning. The %2x builds didn't do this. Merrill > Could be a 623 bug, works fine under 522. What version are you using? > Can't find that error in man pages for

Re: Finding a mail module ????

I send mail via perl and use MIME::Lite. It works very well for me. Below is a test send, you will see where you need to fill in info relative to your organization. Good Luck Scott use MIME::Lite; $emailto = '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'; $subj = "-T- Testing 123 testing "; $errorline

Re: Recurse called too early to check prototype warning

Marcus wrote: > > Can anybody explain the cause of the following warning? > > "File::Recurse::recurse() called too early to check prototype at > C:/Perl56/site/lib/File/Recurse.pm line 49." > > I tried declaring the sub and using an ampersand for recurse. Here's my > code: > > use File::Recurs

RE: Recurse called too early to check prototype warning

Marcus wrote, on Thursday, January 11, 2001 07:24 : Can anybody explain the cause of the following warning? : : "File::Recurse::recurse() called too early to check prototype at : C:/Perl56/site/lib/File/Recurse.pm line 49." : : I tried declaring the sub and using an ampersand for recurse. Here's

Recurse called too early to check prototype warning

Can anybody explain the cause of the following warning? "File::Recurse::recurse() called too early to check prototype at C:/Perl56/site/lib/File/Recurse.pm line 49." I tried declaring the sub and using an ampersand for recurse. Here's my code: use File::Recurse; $local_base_dir = 'd:/test';

Re: Finding a mail module ????

What do you want to do, send or receive mail? What is your application? There are many tools out there but here a some I have used: To send mail look at Mail::Sender ppm install Mail-Sender --location=http://Jenda.Krynicky.cz/perl To receive mail look at Mail::POP3Client ppm install Mail

Re: Finding a mail module ????

> "Alloun, Jonathan" wrote: > > Hello, > > I have looked at Net::SMTP and MIME::Lite but without much success in getting them >to work. > > I have also found out that the exchange server (Version 5.0) that the Perl program >will be available to use has the following protocols installed : > >