hi,
is there anyone who can tell me how to unsuscribe ?
yes, I know, it is stupid as a question,
but my machine has crashed ... and I have lost lots of my data ... so I need a break.
please, help,
alain.
Message du 23/09/03 03:55 De : Will of Thornhenge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>A : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes, it was a silly question :)
Look at the bottom of your own message;
or - as always - check the mail headers.
hth
lee
At 09:55 23/09/2003, theatre wrote:
hi,
is there anyone who can tell me how to unsuscribe ?
yes, I know, it is stupid as a question,
but my machine has crashed ... and I
As we're all having a ball with our own editors, I'll throw in mine:
UltraEdit (www.ultraedit.com).
Very powerful editor. And with a bit of plugging and macro-ing,
it will do anything a IDE could do for you. Supports heaps of languages.
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From: Beckett Richard-qswi266
I use ptked! It's the best!
(Just kidding...)
jpt
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$Bill Luebkert wrote:
Cameron Dorey wrote:
REAL (old) men use the toggle switches on the front of the box!
A fellow operator and myself used to clear core on IBM 360's -
simultaneously reaching and flipping toggles and pushing buttons
(memorized and choreographed to perfection - arms crossing
Tillman, James wrote:
I use ptked! It's the best!
Watch your language! This is a family mailing list.
(Just kidding...)
jpt
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$Bill Luebkert
Sent: Monday, September 22, 2003 8:39 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Perl editors
Cameron Dorey wrote:
REAL (old) men use the toggle switches on the front of the box!
A
I guess I'm old then, because I've actually done that. On my first co-op
I used an ancient HP 2100 mini computer (with 8K 16 bit words) of *core*
memory (that was when memory was really memory - it didn't go away when
you turned the machine off).
That machine didn't have any sort of boot rom
Hello all,
I'm not a big fan of Excel files so I was always saving them
as csv files before working on the data. Well, it got me two days ago, I tried
my old ways and wasn't able to find the right oneand I need your
advice.
Here is the situation:
1. I have an Excel file in format like below
I would just save it from Excel using something other than a
comma delimiter, because your NOTE field has commas in the data, and just split
each line on the delimiter you choose like a pipe perhaps "|".
You will of course have to do some other regex magic to parse
the NOTE fields into
Ah!!! Nostalgia!!! :c)
You guys reminded me of one of my favourite tools I had in my toolkit
for editing
- a steam iron.
Twas great for getting you punch cards read by the punch card reader.
No self respecting support analyst would be found without one :c)
Cheers,
/Luiz
What
does the data look like in the csv as it is currently saved? I am not sure but
my hunch is that the modules you loaded will work only if the file is saved as
xls. So, unless you open those files with Excel and do a "Save As" xls, you will
probably want a parser...
-Original
Thanks Trevor,
Do you know how to save Excel file using "|" instead of comma?
I'm looking for it in Excel Help but no luck so far.
Greg
- Original Message -
From:
Trevor
Joerges [SendMIME Software]
To: Greg Wardawy ; Perl-Win32-Users
(E-mail)
Sent: Tuesday,
You will recall the current mega-thread started not with a question but a
mention of it in jest. I hesitate to say it for obvious reason but
since everyone knows what it means, that may not matter. We may all be
doomed to lifetime filled with hundreds of emails about it.
With that in mind,
Title: Message
In the
future, please post in plain text too.
I have
had great success withWin32::ODBC and the TEXT::CSV_XS routines for
parsing and manipulating csv files.
Using
Win32::ODBC, you can pull your records from the Excel file directly and write
them back out to the format you
Thanks for your reply, Peter
The data in the csv looks like this:
###
Customer,Note,Phone Numbers,Email,Full Name,Billing
Address,Shipping Address18 International,,"Phone: (212) 586-8863Fax:
(212) 262-4030",,Mr. Tim
I've never used Excel so I'd use DBI and DBD::CSV to do it.
The mod's got an Excel example included.
Or Text::CSV_XS. But maybe now's a good time to learn Excel OLE.
At 16:34 23/09/2003, Greg Wardawy wrote:
Hello all,
I'm not a big fan of Excel files so I was always saving them as csv files
Title: Message
sorry to all of you about the HTML posts, I've changed the
machine and forgot to change OE settings.
And thanks for all your help.
Greg
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From:
Adam R. Frielink
To: Greg Wardawy ; Perl-Win32-Users
(E-mail)
Sent: Tuesday, September
Michael D. Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You will recall the current mega-thread started not with a
question but a mention of it in jest. I hesitate to say
it for obvious reason but since everyone knows what it
means, that may not matter. We may all be doomed to lifetime
filled with
Title: Process Interaction
I need to launch a text based DOS application process on Win2K, then interact with it. I need to send keystrokes to it and read results so I can test the DOS application.
Can you help direct me to what modules/methods I should consider.
I've looked at tons of
Thanks Lee,
It is, probably, a good time to learn Excel OLE but, unfortunately, I have
no time. That's not for my boss, that's for my wife so I can't say I quit.
Greg
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From: Lee Goddard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Greg Wardawy [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Perl-Win32-Users (E-mail)
Sorry about that Greg. You can try tab delimited and split on
\t.
Trevor
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From:
Greg
Wardawy
To: Perl-Win32-Users
(E-mail)
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 11:30
AM
Subject: Re: Parsing Excel file
Thanks Trevor,
Do you know how to
Michael D. Smith graced perl with these words of wisdom:
We're definitely in for it now. Whip out the spam filters and prepare
to weather the storm.
Oh, I've already got my spam-filter in action for that [EMAIL PROTECTED] Swen
worm. :-)
See as well my post from the 18th titled Regex humor.
On Wed, 24 Sep 2003 02:39, Buck, Steve wrote:
I need to launch a text based DOS application process on Win2K, then
interact with it. I need to send keystrokes to it and read results so I can
test the DOS application.
Can you help direct me to what modules/methods I should consider.
I've
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