Allegakoen, Justin Devanandan wrote:
> --8<
>
>># no warnings;
>>next if $This =~ /\.pl$/;
>
>
> The above should be 'return' rather than 'next'.
> --8<
> Why didn't I think of that?
>
> --8<
> Where is your description of the err
--8<
> # no warnings;
> next if $This =~ /\.pl$/;
The above should be 'return' rather than 'next'.
--8<
Why didn't I think of that?
--8<
Where is your description of the error ?
--8<
I supplied the smallest failing s
Darrell Snedecor wrote:
> How can I keep file::find from descending into subfolders of
> $DataFolders_Location? I can't get prune to work.
>
> sub DelMiscFiles {
> if(m/
>EDWin\d{3}.ver$
> |safe.{16,25}$
> |.
Make sure you set the reuse to 1.
You could also try $return_val=$sock->shutdown(AF_INET);
rather than close($sock);
Cheers,
John
> -Original Message-
> From: Peter Eisengrein [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005 10:35 AM
> To: John Serink; Peter Eisengrein; 'Pe
Sorry for the late reply.. I kind of forgot about Activestate for a
month.. :(
I have absolutely no problems with IE.Application scripts... I'd be
available for personal requests for help if necessary. I create a lot
of IE scripts.
I'd probably suggest that you take your Navigate method down t
Allegakoen, Justin Devanandan wrote:
> -8<--
> It seems to me that when you get a warning, you're doing something wrong
> or it wasn't coded to take all possibilities into consideration - so I
> never turn off warnings or strict. I already found two legit bugs in
> that
> module, so I'
Peter Eisengrein wrote:
> I have an app using IO::Socket::INET that accepts (and makes)
> connections. If the connection drops for whatever reason it takes a
> couple minutes for that tcp port to be flushed and accept a new connection.
>
> My question: if I add the ReusePort option to the new() m
> You need to use the IO:Select module which makes the ports non-
> blocking.
> When you check the port for reading, it will indicate there is
> something
> to read. When you read it using sysread if it returns:
> 0 = the socket has disconnected.
> undef = there was an error on the handle, $! has
Title: Message
You need to use the IO:Select module which makes the ports
non-blocking.
When you check the port for reading, it will indicate there is something
to read. When you read it using sysread if it returns:
0 = the socket has disconnected.
undef = there was an error on the handle, $!
-8<--
It seems to me that when you get a warning, you're doing something wrong
or it wasn't coded to take all possibilities into consideration - so I
never turn off warnings or strict. I already found two legit bugs in
that
module, so I'm guessing there are more to find.
-8<
On Wed, 31 Aug 2005, Brad Choate wrote:
> I'm trying to forcibly set the current working directory for a CGI
> *before* the CGI itself runs. I've explored some options I thought
> would work, but none are, in fact, working.
[...]
> #1. Change the perl.exe mapping to process a module that d
Darrell Snedecor wrote:
> How can I keep file::find from descending into subfolders of
> $DataFolders_Location? I can't get prune to work.
...
> find(\&DelMiscFiles, $DataFolders_Location );
Why not use readdir()?
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Perl-Win32-Users mailing l
Hi,
I'm trying to forcibly set the current working directory for a CGI
*before* the CGI itself runs. I've explored some options I thought
would work, but none are, in fact, working.
What I really need here is for the .cgi file to be able to refer to a
local "lib" directory in a relative w
I have an
app using IO::Socket::INET that accepts (and makes) connections. If the
connection drops for whatever reason it takes a couple minutes for that tcp port
to be flushed and accept a new connection.
My question:
if I add the ReusePort option to the new() method, will this flush the
How can I keep file::find from descending into subfolders of
$DataFolders_Location? I can't get prune to work.
sub DelMiscFiles {
if(m/
EDWin\d{3}.ver$
|safe.{16,25}$
|.+\.stru$
I'm connecting to two databases at the same time, test and production. I
have two sets of DSN connections and connection checks:
my $DSN = "Real";
my $DSN2 = "Test";
my $connection = new Win32::ODBC($DSN);
my $connection2 = new Win32::ODBC($DSN2);
## Make su
>It seems to me that when you get a warning, you're doing something wrong
>or it wasn't coded to take all possibilities into consideration - so I
>never turn off warnings or strict. I already found two legit bugs in that
>module, so I'm guessing there are more to find.
I agree about the warnings.
Alejandro Santillan Iturres wrote:
>>It seems to me that when you get a warning, you're doing something wrong
>>or it wasn't coded to take all possibilities into consideration - so I
>>never turn off warnings or strict. I already found two legit bugs in that
>>module, so I'm guessing there are mor
Sisyphus wrote:
> Generally, imho, it is better to remove the "bugs" (used equally, if not
> more, loosely).
>
> Maybe that's what the op wants to do or maybe he just wants to suppress
> those particular warnings. It's not entirely clear to me. If he wants to
> remove the "bugs" he'll take n
- Original Message -
From: "$Bill Luebkert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 4:21 PM
Subject: Re: warning messages on module Win32::Process::Memory
> Sisyphus wrote:
>
> > Those warnings are all generated by Memory.pm - you could specify 'no
> > warnings' near
Sisyphus wrote:
> Those warnings are all generated by Memory.pm - you could specify 'no
> warnings' near the start of Memory.pm (or just comment out 'use warnings;'
> in Memory.pm) and all warnings produced by Memory.pm will then be not seen.
> (Warnings produced by your script will be unaffecte
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