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From: "Charles Maier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Perl-Win32-Users Mailing List"
Sent: Sunday, June 19, 2005 9:41 AM
Subject: Find the date of the newest file
> I have a Perl app that catalogs photo files. IS there a quicker way of
> finding "the newest" file date
I have a Perl app that catalogs photo files. IS there a quicker way of
finding "the newest" file date in a directory other than doing a stat on
each file in it?? How??
TIA
Chuck
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From: "David Ressler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Perl List"
Sent: Sunday, June 19, 2005 12:16 AM
Subject: Re: Authen:SASL
> Re: looping, 4 at a time - I have tried this, but for several reasons this
is
> undesirable, although it is a last-resort tactic.
>
> Re: the A
I've uploaded the modules Win32::Unicode::File and
Win32::Unicode::File::Ops, you can get a copy (zipped) right here:
http://siebe.bot2k3.net/perl/Win32.zip. The modules themselves are pretty
simple, but do the job I needed to do very well. The perlify() code is
largely (if not entirely) based on a
David Ressler wrote:
> Re: looping, 4 at a time - I have tried this, but for several reasons this is
> undesirable, although it is a last-resort tactic.
>
> Re: the Authen::SASL download - there are 20 .pm modules in the tarball:
...
> Note there are 2 sets of pairs (same name, different size). A
Re: looping, 4 at a time - I have tried this, but for several reasons this is
undesirable, although it is a last-resort tactic.
Re: the Authen::SASL download - there are 20 .pm modules in the tarball:
Name Type Modified Size Ratio
ANONYMOUS.pm PM File4/
Thanks all for the feedback.
I've fixed my implementation with a little bit of help with Jan Dubois (he
indirectly tipped me off to use a null character at the end of the string,
which worked). I've improved my module a bit with some things from Bill
Luebkert's implementation.
Also, as Jan pointe
robert johnson wrote:
> perl 5.8.6 on Win32
>
> i need to redirect STDERR, in order to parse runtime information from a
> flash programmer. the program "monice.exe" runs on either Win98/XP/2000
> just fine, but the command i'm using to redirect STDERR does not work on
> Win98
>
> heres the offe
Glenn Linderman wrote:
>
> On approximately 6/17/2005 10:29 PM, came the following
> characters from
> the keyboard of robert johnson:
> > perl 5.8.6 on Win32
> >
> > i need to redirect STDERR, in order to parse runtime information
from
> > a flash programmer. the program "monice.exe" runs
