RE: problem installing XML::parser-2.30

2001-05-14 Thread Williamson, James
Pascal,   The linker's basically saying I can locate these functions, putting expat.h in the include path is the right thing to do, but you need to put the expat.lib in your library path.   James -Original Message-From: pascal barbedor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: 09 May 200

Apache problem

2001-05-14 Thread Konstantin Naumov
Hi all,   I use Apache Web server with Active Perl. The server runs the "required" perl script only once! How I can switch it off?   Test.cgi ---8< #perl -w use CGI':standard';  

Dereferncing a hash element

2001-05-14 Thread Roee Rubin
Hello, I have the following data structure (retrieved from an XML file - by XML::Simple) : { 'state' => {}, 'text' => {}, 'country' => {}, 'address1' => {}, 'title' => 'This is a test', 'address2' => {}, }; If I try to access any field that has a

Re: IO::Socket help please -- detailed with easy to read code :)

2001-05-14 Thread $Bill Luebkert
Michael Marziani wrote: > > One more question though, how do "real" telnet clients do this? Because > they can read data even when you are typing stuff, so they must either be > multi-process or somehow use non-blocking sockets? How does this work; > does anyone have some resources they could p

RE: IO::Socket help please -- detailed with easy to read code :)

2001-05-14 Thread Michael Marziani
One more question though, how do "real" telnet clients do this? Because they can read data even when you are typing stuff, so they must either be multi-process or somehow use non-blocking sockets? How does this work; does anyone have some resources they could point me to? Again, many thanks for

Re: problem installing XML::parser-2.30

2001-05-14 Thread pascal barbedor
I finally succeeded to compile after renaming the orignal expat-project (i.e. expat-1-95, you also have to change the name in the makefile, that comes with xml-parser). The reason for this is, that perl-Makefiles also generates a dll with the name expat.dll. You have to be careful not to mix two

Re: IO::Socket help please -- detailed with easy to read code :)

2001-05-14 Thread $Bill Luebkert
Michael Marziani wrote: > > Ok, so Bill is saying to read bytes at a time, correct? I can use select to > see if I can_read from the socket like so: > > while( 1 ) { > if( $select->can_read( $timeout ) ) { > $response = <$telnet>; > print "RESPONSE: $response"; > } >

RE: IO::Socket help please -- detailed with easy to read code :)

2001-05-14 Thread Michael Marziani
Ok, so Bill is saying to read bytes at a time, correct? I can use select to see if I can_read from the socket like so: while( 1 ) { if( $select->can_read( $timeout ) ) { $response = <$telnet>; print "RESPONSE: $response"; } else { last; } } BUT, this can

AW: problem installing XML::parser-2.30

2001-05-14 Thread Franzki, Wolfgang
Hello, > Found how to recompile expat to go one step further but the > installation still fails > > thanks for any help > > I have perl 5.6.1 and for different reasons I am not using > ppm nor CPAN > > > I applied info 1/ and 2/ below found in sourceforge.net, then

RE: Server Side Include Question

2001-05-14 Thread Jones Robert Contr 81 CS/SCK
You could pass a parameter to the script that could indicate which hyperlink position to start at. If no parameter then start 1-10, if 11 then run 11-20 ... etc ... http://www.some.url.here.com?index= And you could set this up as the for your next button or do it via a . -Original Messag

Re: Server Side Include Question

2001-05-14 Thread Andy Jennings
The only way I think you may be able to do this would be through frames and you would need some persistent variables for the Perl script - maybe a hidden text input var for where you are in the list. Andy - Original Message - From: "steve silvers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED

Re: Server Side Include Question

2001-05-14 Thread Philip Newton
steve silvers wrote: > My question is, and I don't think it can be done in Perl??? > > When the next button is clicked I just want to deliver the next 10 > hyperlinks without reloading the index.shtml page. Can this > be done using SSI I don't think so. This is probably the case regardless of

Server Side Include Question

2001-05-14 Thread steve silvers
Im using SSI and have a question. My home page (index.shtml) calls in two Perl scripts. One delivers a scroll box, that is populated from my database, and the other delivers hyperlinks, also populated by my database. I deliver a max of 10 hyperlinks to fit in the allowed area. I have it so whe

Q: Win32::PerfLib, may be OT/for different list

2001-05-14 Thread Moulder, Glen
Hi all, Anyone monitoring perl processes under NT? When I run the sample code included with this module, I see perl running with a process number. If I run it again, the number changes, even if no one is running a script or accessing CGI on the web server. What does this number mean and wh

Re: ISAPI vs. regular perl

2001-05-14 Thread dave . clarke
> Hi all, > > Does anyone know what the fundamental differences are between using plx and > htting the regular perl.exe in a cgi environment? >

Re: [Announce] CPUinfo module version 1.5 ...

2001-05-14 Thread Amine
  Hello, Maier wrote: > Please tell me where to get FFI::Library.> Sincerely,> Manfred MaierPlease download FFI module and install it, it is on my website:http://www.generation.net/~aminer/Perl/Regards,Amine- Original Message -From: "Maier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: <[EMAIL PR

Re: Including Javascript in header using CGI.pm/Blatant anti-Americanism

2001-05-14 Thread Ahlsen-Girard Edward F Contr 46 TS/OGET
Title: Re: Including Javascript in header using CGI.pm/Blatant anti-Americanism I hope, sir, that you are not therefore one of those who object to messages posted using characters *not* in the American Standard Code for Information Interchange };-> -- Ed Ahlsen-Girard   

Re: Re: Mail notification

2001-05-14 Thread Mark Bergeron
There are a couple of different ways to do this. If you are running IIS here are examples you can use: http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Reference/Products/ActivePerl/faq/Windows/ActivePerl-Winfaq4.html Go to "How do I send email from Active Perl" Or if you want to use Apache there is an excelle

Installation and PPM ...

2001-05-14 Thread Lasse Hytonen
Mo, I have a couple of problems (and more) ... I have NT4 and I don't have IIS on my computer (ISAPI ???) and what was that PerlScript host ... (?) Activex, no, I don't know ... and I don't have MS installer ... and I don't know much about Windows at all ... when I run install.bat, it

[Announce] CPUinfo module version 1.5

2001-05-14 Thread Amine
Hello all, I am happy to announce that CPUinfo 1.5 is out. Description: This Perl module will allow you to identify the processor in your host system, it detects various capabilities of CPUs like speed, family, manufacturer, model, stepping and different features of them (like CPUid support

RE: Update required to Statistics::Distributions

2001-05-14 Thread simon andrews (BI)
> - Original Message - > From: "simon andrews (BI)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> A project I've been working on this week has revealed that the >> version of Statistics::Distributions available from the PPM >> repository is in need of updating. > > > From: Sisyphus [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]

Re: Update required to Statistics::Distributions

2001-05-14 Thread Sisyphus
- Original Message - From: "simon andrews (BI)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, May 14, 2001 5:42 PM Subject: Update required to Statistics::Distributions > A project I've been working on this week has revealed that the version of > Statistics::Distributions av

Update required to Statistics::Distributions

2001-05-14 Thread simon andrews (BI)
A project I've been working on this week has revealed that the version of Statistics::Distributions available from the PPM repository is in need of updating. The PPM repository currently provides v0.05, which contains a fairly serious bug which can result in incorrect statistical information bein