On approximately 10/20/2004 7:26 PM, came the following characters from
the keyboard of Sisyphus:
Glenn Linderman wrote:
There's not much more. GFfP.pm is just a placeholder for a bunch of
XS code. Here is the module in its entirety (except for the leading
comments).
package GFfP;
use strict
ï
Sir,
I've
run into this in the past as well, I ended up writing the perl output to text
files, then reading with vb. That worked for a while, as
traffic increased I ended up opening up a vb tcp server and
pushed perl output to .
That
solution worked well as then I could fork multiple
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have a simple script that works great except I want to
> get an error that I pipe to STDOUT. The below will print to
> the command prompt when a directory is not found:
>
> Can't stat //comp/D1$/EliteXP: No such file or directory
>
> How can I get my own error to pri
Glenn Linderman wrote:
There's not much more. GFfP.pm is just a placeholder for a bunch of XS
code. Here is the module in its entirety (except for the leading
comments).
package GFfP;
use strict;
use warnings;
require DynaLoader;
our $VERSION = '0.1';
our @ISA = qw( DynaLoader );
bootstrap GFf
On approximately 10/20/2004 6:24 PM, came the following characters from
the keyboard of Sisyphus:
Glenn Linderman wrote:
Given:
In GFfP.pm:
our $VERSION = '0.1';
Later in a script:
use GFfP;
print "GFfP::VERSION: $GFfP::VERSION -- ", $GFfP::VERSION + 0, " -- ",
( $GFfP::VERSION >= 0.1999
Glenn Linderman wrote:
Given:
In GFfP.pm:
our $VERSION = '0.1';
Later in a script:
use GFfP;
print "GFfP::VERSION: $GFfP::VERSION -- ", $GFfP::VERSION + 0, " -- ",
( $GFfP::VERSION >= 0.1 ), "\n";
Why do I get the output:
GFfP::VERSION: 0.1 -- 0 -- 1
I would have expected someth
All,
Thank you for your replies! I have downloaded the GUI Loft and another
GUI builder called Prima (http://prima.eu.org/).
Both of these seem to be excellent tools. Unfortunately, due to scheduling, I
donât have time, for this project, to use them. I quickly built some samples,
but to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a simple script that works great except I want to
get an error that I pipe to STDOUT. The below will print to
the command prompt when a directory is not found:
Can't stat //comp/D1$/EliteXP: No such file or directory
How can I get my own error to print out. Ive tried
Given:
In GFfP.pm:
our $VERSION = '0.1';
Later in a script:
use GFfP;
print "GFfP::VERSION: $GFfP::VERSION -- ", $GFfP::VERSION + 0, " -- ",
( $GFfP::VERSION >= 0.1 ), "\n";
Why do I get the output:
GFfP::VERSION: 0.1 -- 0 -- 1
I would have expected something similar to:
GFfP:
Hon Shi wrote:
I want to run perl from a network drive.
The drive letter will be unknown.
I know that you have to add perl's bin to the path.
What are the other couple of things you must do?
Ummm ... how can you add perl's bin to the path if you don't know what
the drive letter is ?
Anyway, depen
I have a simple script that works great except I want to
get an error that I pipe to STDOUT. The below will print to
the command prompt when a directory is not found:
Can't stat //comp/D1$/EliteXP: No such file or directory
How can I get my own error to print out. Ive tried
find (\&files, "//$co
wmi
enumerate Win32_LogicalDisk on the machine of interest.
--- Ben Conrad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Folks,
>
> Is there a way to list the logical fixed disk drive letters on a -remote-
> machine? Requirements would be that all you have for script input is the
> machine name, the module woul
I want to run perl from a network drive.
The drive letter will be unknown.
I know that you have to add perl's bin to the path.
What are the other couple of things you must do?
I plan to batch these configuration details.
(I have depth copied my local perl install to the network
drive. xcopy c:\p
I think he's looking for number of
cylinders, heads, sectors per track, etc.
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> David Liouville wrote:
>
> And how to get physical informations about disks ?
Physical information?
What, like width, height, weight, colour?
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OK Thanks
Best regards,
A Bruno,
|-Original Message-
|From: Sisyphus [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
|Sent: mercredi 20 octobre 2004 11:20
|To: Bruno, A
|Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
|Subject: Re: perl -V:install.* strange message
|
|Bruno, Aurelien wrote:
|> Good morning,
|>
|> Did you know why I
Bruno, Aurelien wrote:
Good morning,
Did you know why I have the message below when I run perl -V:install.*
L:\softwares\Perl\GD-2.16>perl -V:install.*
installarchlib='C:\TEMP\perlplease-run-t
he-insta
ll-script\lib'
installprivlib='C:
Title: perl -V:install.* strange message
Good morning,
Did you know why I have the message below when I run perl -V:install.*
L:\softwares\Perl\GD-2.16>perl -V:install.*
installarchlib='C:\TEMP\perlplease-run-the-insta
ll-script
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