UN-redirecting STDOUT.

Hi Guys, I've managed to log STDOUT to a file like this... if (defined ($outfile)) { $tee = IO::Tee - new($out, \*STDOUT); select $tee; } However, if I want to stop logging to a file, but carry on getting print outs to the screen, what do I need to do? Thanks. R.

Re: UN-redirecting STDOUT.

Beckett Richard-qswi266 wrote: Hi Guys, I've managed to log STDOUT to a file like this... if (defined ($outfile)) { $tee = IO::Tee - new($out, \*STDOUT); select $tee; } However, if I want to stop logging to a file, but carry on getting print outs to the screen, what do

Remote Stat - Slow??

I have a routine which takes a directory name and returns a hash keyed on filename, with arrayrefs containing two values resulting from a stat of each file. I've found that the routine runs incredibly slowly over a UNC, particularly if over a WAN link. All I want to get is the filename,

OLE/ADO Error with Active Directory

I get the following error when I attempt to query Active Directory on a Windows 2003 Server with my script (server is running MDAC 2.8): Win32::OLE(0.1403) error 0x800401f9: Error in the DLL in METHOD/PROPERTYGET Properties at C:\testad.pl line 17 Can't use an undefined value as a HASH

Sending MIME eMail with UTF-8 character-set

Does anyone have a good code example of taking data passed from a HTML Form, and say it contains an eMail Address and Message Body text fields that contain international character-set (Japanese or German), and have that form data post to a PERL script that then went on to send the mail with

RE: OLE/ADO Error with Active Directory

Works for 2k3 here... Sounds like something's screwy on the 2k3 server. Did you check the event log on the 2k3 server? Steven -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of jason Sent: Tuesday, November 16, 2004 9:46 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject:

RE: DBI eating memory ?

From: Ing. Branislav Gerzo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, November 16, 2004 1:34 AM Subject: DBI eating memory ? I am playing with Parallel::ForkManager, but I have one interesting question. When I run script bellow it uses too much memory - it seems to me, that child thread doesn't

RE: OLE/ADO Error with Active Directory

Nothing in Event Logs (ran multiple times with all auditing turned on). Investigating MDAC Setup. :( 16 Nov 2004 14:21:07 -0700, Steven Manross wrote Works for 2k3 here... Sounds like something's screwy on the 2k3 server. Did you check the event log on the 2k3 server? Steven

numeric vs string scalars...difference?

I need to dynamically do comparisons tests on an array of values...some strings, some numeric. One snag I hit is comparing the occasional numeric values. Using eq as the comparison operator fails on comparisons like 45.0 vs 45. Is there a way to determine if a scalar value is indeed numeric? I

RE: numeric vs string scalars...difference?

Paul Rogers [perl-users AT coservers DOTnet] wrote: I need to dynamically do comparisons tests on an array of values...some strings, some numeric. One snag I hit is comparing the occasional numeric values. Using eq as the comparison operator fails on comparisons like 45.0 vs 45. Is

Re: numeric vs string scalars...difference?

Hi Andy, Thanks for your response. For clarification I'm doing equality comparisons. Thus... $x = '45.0'; $y = '45'; if ($x eq $y) {print values are equal;} ...does not product the desired result (i.e., that they are indeed equal). I used your regex idea to solve the problem (I had some tried

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