At 09:54 AM 4/3/2003 -0500, Eric Logeson wrote:
I did read that many times...
(http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Perl/Reference/Products/PDK/PerlSvc/What.html)
from what I gather I need to specify:
$Config{UserName} = 'test';
$Config{Password} = 'test';
which I did, but upon compilation I get the f
I'm looking for suggestions on a fast algorithm to do the following:
I have a list (thousands) of computers and IP addresses (10.10.10.20) and flat file
with thousands of entries relating to subnets and gateways. The format is:
First.3.Octets,lower range, upper range, gatewayname
which ends up
I did read that many times...
(http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Perl/Reference/Products/PDK/PerlSvc/What.html)
from what I gather I need to specify:
$Config{UserName} = 'test';
$Config{Password} = 'test';
which I did, but upon compilation I get the following error:
CreateService failed: The accoun
I want to launch MS Wordpad from Perl/Tk. If I use the backtick operator to
execute the Word application the main Tk window doesn't get repainted when
the Wordpad program covers the main Tk window, consequently leaving huge
footprints over the main Tk application. Is it possible to launch a Wordpa
At 09:18 AM 4/3/2003 -0500, Eric Logeson wrote:
Hello
How do I specify an account that the service should log on as?
Open the PDK Help and read under PerlSvc->"What is PerlSvc?". Hint: Search
for UserName.
Tobias
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Hello
How do I specify an account that the service should log on as?
use strict;
use warnings;
package PerlSvc;
our %Config;
sub Startup{
while(ContinueRun()){}
}
sub Install{
$Config{ServiceName} = 'test';
$Config{DisplayName} = 'test';
$Config{UserName} = 'test'
Daniel Gross wrote, on Thursday, April 03, 2003 08:45
: > push @{$dirHash{$prefix}}, $item;
: Seems to work. It doesn't generate a syntax error. So, value elements
: within a hash are always references?
:
: BTW, in your opinion would this also work when $dirHash{$prefix} is
: undefined (i.e.
Daniel Gross wrote:
> Seems to work. It doesn't generate a syntax error. So, value elements
> within a hash are always references?
no, but they are always scalars :)
> BTW, in your opinion would this also work when $dirHash{$prefix} is
> undefined (i.e. when no key was defined yet?)
perl has a
Thanks,
Seems to work. It doesn't generate a syntax error. So, value elements
within a hash are always references?
BTW, in your opinion would this also work when $dirHash{$prefix} is
undefined (i.e. when no key was defined yet?)
Thanks
Daniel
-Original Message-
From: Joseph P. Discen
"Daniel Gross" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I running into problems again: This time I'd like to fill a hash
> with arrays, however, the following push command generates a
> syntax error. Any idea why
> My %dirHash = ();
> foreach my $item(@dirArray) {
> $prefix = substr($item, 0,4);
>
Daniel Gross wrote, on Thursday, April 03, 2003 08:34
: I running into problems again: This time I'd like to fill a hash with
: arrays, however, the following push command generates a syntax error.
: Any idea why
:
: My %dirHash = ();
:
: foreach my $item(@dirArray) {
: $prefix = substr($item
Hello all,
I running into problems again: This time I'd like to fill a hash with
arrays, however, the following push command generates a syntax error.
Any idea why
My %dirHash = ();
foreach my $item(@dirArray) {
$prefix = substr($item, 0,4);
push @dirHash{$prefix}, $item;
}
Thanks
Dan
In a message dated 02/04/2003 23:00:18 GMT Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am currently evaluating development environments for perl. Currently I
am using visual perl for visual studio.net and have just downloaded
Komodo on windows (both from active state). As I am only starting off
wit
On 03/04/2003 00:09:27 Daniel Gross wrote:
>Thank you for the incoming IDE suggestions ...
>
>Its interesting to see that some Perl developers seem not to "require"
>an interactive debugging environment, but are happy with power-text
>editors, and (I would imagine) with the command line debugger.
Hi,
I'm using Mr Dave Roth's Win32::EventLog::Message's RegisterSource
to register a new EventLog source.
It seems to accept only EventID => 0 in Report from Win32::EventLog.
In system I'm now developping EventID 1000 means special error ID that
is treated as a emergency error log which is report
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