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Subject: Re: How to do CDDB lookup via Win32 Perl?
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I thought I'd pass this on. After much testing I've discovered that
there is a limit of 64 objects on which Win32::IPC::wait_any(@objects)
can wait, or it will fail.
The actual call is to Win32::ChangeNotify::wait_any() in my case.
This does not seem to be documented.
Thanks,
Marcus
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I tried $string =! m/[^\x20-\x7E]/ and it did not work so using m/.../
as a hint I looked up regular expression. I found information on the
Unicode uft8 module. I constructed the script below.
use utf8; # We will be doing Unicode processing
use charnames ":full"; # use named chars wi
Hi all,
I have a Perl program that runs perfectly on the command prompt.
When I put the same code (after a bit of modification), into an ASP it hangs
when trying to open a DB.
Here it is in PerlScript:-
<%@ Language=PerlScript %>
<%
use ASP qw(:strict);
use strict;
use warnings 'all';
use Wi
Hi!
I wanted to know if there is a way to mark messages as read with Net::Pop3.
I cannot find a way to do it.
Also, is there a module to create email accounts available? Does Net:Pop3
have this feature?
Thanks in advance,
Mauricio
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Looking for some
suggestions on process communication using a pipe to a file.
I am writing a Tk
application to handle some customized automation tasks with another piece of
software.
This software cannot
handle formal socket communications. However, it will handle reading and wri
-Original Message-
From: $Bill Luebkert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2002 1:30 PM
>Those aren't strings, they are constants which you may have to define
>yourself if they aren't in some module you can load.
>use constant GW_CHILD => 2;
>use constant SND_ASYNC =>
I´m runnig this script on my IIS Server:
$strName = "_Name: " . $Resquest->Form('txtName');
... and I get Win32::OLE=HASH(0x35901be) as a value, but if I remove "
_Name: " . I get the right value.
Does anyone know wy this is happing ?
Thanks,
Solli
Abner, Daniel wrote:
> What's an efficient way of splitting the elements of an array globally? For
> instance, let say an array consists of the following two elements:
>
> Bob:Jones
> Mary:Parker
>
> Let's say I'd like to cut each element of the array down to the string
> preceding the ":" col
What's an efficient way of splitting the elements of an array globally? For
instance, let say an array consists of the following two elements:
Bob:Jones
Mary:Parker
Let's say I'd like to cut each element of the array down to the string
preceding the ":" colon. I can do this with a foreach loo
From: Matthew Daly
I hope that portability questions aren't too frowned upon here. I tried
asking my Perl Unix guru friends, but I got the feeling that I would have
to redesign my program to fit the paradigm that his solution would require.
I'm using Win32::Process to create, query, and remove
Just to let you know, I used the repository you suggested below (which
wasn't in the documentation!), and it worked!
Thank you very much.
Bruce Hodo
Web Developer
EOP Corporate
312-466-4298
- Forwarded by Bruce Hodo/Information_Systems/Corporate/Equity_Office
on 01/08/02 04:31 PM -
> -Original Message-
> Behalf Of Morse, Richard E.
>
> Hi! I've written a program that extracts data from a source database
> (Oracle), and currently uses ODBC to write the data out to an Access
> database. However, the problem is that this requires me to have already
> created the DSN
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