Hello joachim,
I had to deal with this issue for a program I spend some time
developing for (POPFile).
The "platform compatible" way to do this, as far as I was able to
determine is as follows (and according to the following constraints
and "features"):
Constraint 1) "select"
Bharucha, Nikhil wrote:
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PERL is kind of a jack-of-all trades language. It is a scripting
language. In business environments (where certification means
something) PERL is not the primary development language at the
Enterprise level. It is an extremely versatile "Tool" to get small an
PERL is kind of a jack-of-all trades language. It is a scripting
language. In business environments (where certification means
something) PERL is not the primary development language at the
Enterprise level. It is an extremely versatile "Tool" to get small and
medium sized jobs done and done rig
Title: RE: Query On Grep
you're absolutely right. That's what I get for coding without thinking. :-)
> -Original Message-
> From: Rhesa Rozendaal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2004 6:42 PM
> To: Peter Eisengrein; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Query On
Title: Re: Exe2perl - the C version
Savinder Puri wrote:
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Hello
All,
Are
there any *recognised* Perl certifications available... something along the
lines of (shall i dare say!!) MCSE etc ??
Any
links would be a great help.
Thanks, Savinder.--- snip ---
Not
really. Not
Not to create a flame war on the best GUI tool kit to use, but are you stuck
to using only Tk?
If not, then take a look at wxPerl (http://wxperl.sourceforge.net/) you can
tie output to a log window pretty easily...
- Original Message -
From: "Beckett Richard-qswi266" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 05 Feb 2004, at 03:52 PM, jtownsen wrote:
Let's say I'm calling a function and passing some stuff:
some_function(@array, $var1, $var2);
In the function, I want to assign the array and variables to an array
and variables local to the function. Something like this:
sub some_function {
Ah! Got it, thanks to all those who helped.
I'd just got into the habit of withdrawing the main window straight after
creating it, for exactly the reason that I don't want to do that this time
(if you see what I mean!).
Thanks again, I'll take the 2x4 to myself ;-)
R.
> -Original Message---
I've done this before by using a global as the handle for the widget,
then throughout the rest of the script sending updates to the widget as
it progresses. Here's a snippet
Create the widget...
$gInfo = $gMain->Scrolled("Text")->pack;
$gInfo->configure(-background => 'grey');
$gInfo->yview(
Guys,
I find myself in a slightly tricky, and possibly unusual situation.
I have been handed a GUI, written in Delhpi. I have a button that collects
some parameters, then fires off my perl script.
Now, I want to use Tk and open up a window with a Text widget in it that
reports the progress of th
> Hi,
>
> does soemone know how I can get the type of an Excel-Sheet
> via perl. I have to know whether a Sheet is a 'Chart' or a
> 'Worksheet'.
>
> In Visual Basic there is The 'TypeName'-Function. But I
> don't get this Function to call from my perl
>
> Cheers
> Armin
Hi Armin,
If you us
Hi,
does soemone know how I can get the type of
an Excel-Sheet via perl. I have to know whether a Sheet is
a 'Chart' or a 'Worksheet'.
In Visual Basic there is The 'TypeName'-Function. But I don't
get this Function to call from my perl
Cheers
Armin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hallo all
>
> I have:
>Windows NT and Windows 2000
>with Perl 5.6.1 build 635
>
> I want:
>watch a child:
> - I make this child
> - the child give Information to his parent every 10 seconds
> - the parent is waiting for maximal 15 secon
Title: Re: Exe2perl - the C version
Hello All,
Are there any *recognised* Perl certifications available... something along
the lines of (shall i dare say!!) MCSE etc ??
Any links would be a great help.
Thanks, Savinder.
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