Found one, Config::IniFiles
Seems i am blind :)
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From: Toby Stuart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, April 15, 2002 3:56 PM
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Subject: Module for parsing INI files
Hi All,
Anyone know of a module for parsing INI files?
I've searched CPAN
Search by "config".
on
http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/CPAN/cpan-search.html
Config-IniFiles-2.27: A module for reading .ini-style configuration files.
is one of what you want. & many other moduls there...
Hirosi Taguti
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"Module for parsing INI
Hey all. I'm messing around with win32::sound.
The simple example I found plays the file, but it
doesn't seem to
set the wav device volume properly.
I can only get it to play through one channel.
use Win32::Sound;
Win32::Sound::Volume('100%');
Win32::Sound::Play("file.wav");
Win
Hi All,
Anyone know of a module for parsing INI files?
I've searched CPAN for things like: INI, Ini, Win32::TieIni, TieIni etc etc.
Nothing! Am i blind? I would've thought this to exist.
Something that loads the whole INI into a hash would be ideal. It has to
work with sections however.
If no
> -Original Message-
> Behalf Of Pankaj Agarwal
>
> Hi All,
>
> I am using following code block
>
> if($data =~ /,(\w{1,}\s{0,}){1,}\n/){
> print $&;
> }
>
> now if $data is ", a and b" the pattern matches but if
> it is ",a & b" it doesn't how can I avoid the special
> meaning of &
>
N
I am having troubles with the syntax for the
win32::daemon. I have a script that works fine
stand-alone, but it doesn't work as a service. I was
able to create the service, but when the service is
started, the service doesn't seem to run the script.
I also can't seem to stop the service once it
Hi All,
I am using following code block
if($data =~ /,(\w{1,}\s{0,}){1,}\n/){
print $&;
}
now if $data is ", a and b" the pattern matches but if
it is ",a & b" it doesn't how can I avoid the special
meaning of &
Thanks for ur time
Pankaj
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Joel Watson wrote:
> I've been told EOF should be control-z. But when I use control-z the program
> terminates. In the attached example pressing control-z terminates the
> program without printing EOF.
>
> Is there some option I need to set, or another control character I should be
> using? I
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(IBM Global Services(E-Business Application Services(Messaging Services)))
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Hi
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Application Developer (Advisory)
(IBM Global Services(E-Business Application Services(Mes
I've been told EOF should be control-z. But when I use control-z the program
terminates. In the attached example pressing control-z terminates the
program without printing EOF.
Is there some option I need to set, or another control character I should be
using? I really want to terminate STDIN i
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