RE: Unicode conversion from octal

Thanks to everyone who replied. I'm still having trouble though. The characters I get from the code below do not match the octal code provided. I'm using unicode fonts to view the results, however still no luck. At 09:20 18/9/2002 -0400, Tillman, James wrote: I saw that pack had a U symbol that

Re: Unicode conversion from octal

Konstantinos Kontos wrote: Thanks to everyone who replied. I'm still having trouble though. The characters I get from the code below do not match the octal code provided. I'm using unicode fonts to view the results, however still no luck. At 09:20 18/9/2002 -0400, Tillman, James wrote:

Re: Unicode conversion from octal

Many thanks for the reply. This indeed worked! At 00:02 23/9/2002 -0700, $Bill Luebkert wrote: Konstantinos Kontos wrote: Thanks to everyone who replied. I'm still having trouble though. The characters I get from the code below do not match the octal code provided. I'm using unicode fonts to view

Re: splitting a string

My input file is like this: 2137 6378287489737493759749057476986985967 95795687958697859687906879068097895 I want output file like this : 2137 6 378 and so on. My problem is when I save output by this command: perl fileneme output The file is not recognized as a txt

Re: splitting a string

anurag sharma wrote: My input file is like this: 2137 6378287489737493759749057476986985967 95795687958697859687906879068097895 Don't post HTML, it's too hard to read numbers/spaces etc. I want output file like this : 21376 378 and so on.

RE: LWP + NTLM

-Original Message- From: Peter Guzis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, September 19, 2002 5:37 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: LWP + NTLM The short answer is no, it will not work and unfortunately I do not have a (working) solution. I know what is *supposed*

PerlScript in .wsf (Windows Script Host)

Title: Message Hi , I have created a Windows Script Host file .wsf with PerlScript and VBScript embedded in it. How can I call a function in PerlScript which is defined in VBScript Section. Thanks Jitendra

RE: ppm3 search *all* repositories ???

-Original Message- From: Michael D. Schleif [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, September 20, 2002 21:24 Cc: Perl-Win32-Users List Service Subject: Re: ppm3 search *all* repositories ??? Sisyphus wrote: - Original Message - From: Michael D. Schleif [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Perl Script as a Service

I'm trying to get a script that wrote that listens on a port for connections from a client. The script runs fine from command line, but when I set it up as a service, it won't start. I took this right out of Dave Roth's Win32::Daemon module. When I use the Win 2000 Resource Kit utility

RE: Perl Script as a Service

It looks like you only copied part of Dave's script. You only have the section where Dave shows how to INSTALL a service. I bet if you were to look in your services, you would see your new service installed. What you also need is the code where the script deals with starting, stopping,

RE: Perl Script as a Service

Is that your complete script? If so, you forgot the actual service code. Running as a service requires a system for polling/returning service states. The following works for me: use strict; use Win32::Daemon; my ($state, $last_state); Win32::Daemon::StartService(); sleep 1 until

RE: Perl Script as a Service

Once you properly install the service and put the aforementioned code in your script you are running a full-fledged service. You can start and stop it just like any other service. No special tools are required. Peter Guzis Web Administrator, Sr. ENCAD, Inc. - A Kodak Company email: [EMAIL

#defines ? or Constant Data in perl ?

Greetings, Is there some such way to define a constant, or #define style variable in perl ? I typically have the need to define data which is just to eliminate the need for magic numbers etc. thus far i have just defined variables such as : my $WELCOME_MSG = Hello!; print $WELCOME_MSG;