Hello all,
I'm trying to learn exception handling using Error.pm (as recommended by
perl.com). Trouble is, I can't seem to get it right. Below (and
attached) is my source code in full:
use strict;
use warnings;
use Error;
$|=1;
try
{
print "before throw\n";
if (1)
{
print "t
Yes I did edit the code before posting it :p
my $Cmd = "cd ~mickey/Tools ; ls -lrt ; grep -v minnie > hola.txt";
Should read my $Cmd = "cd ~mickey/Tools ; ls -lrt | grep -v minnie >
hola.txt";
Whatever, hola.txt still gets written.
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I hope the list can help contribute a complete working solution to this
so that it's documented in at least one place. I've been digging around
all over the place with testimonies that Net::SSH::W32Perl with
Net::SFTP works, but it's evading me.
It still seems that soulcage.net is down, but Randy
Yes, try http://cpan.uwinnipeg.ca/
I was impressed with it and be sure to try
Par::Webstart. Randy Kobes has done a good job.
-Craig
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Is there a command that will allow me to delete a registry key with many nested sub-keys (and values)? I can't find any examples or docs on how to
do something like this. I'm using the Tie::Registry module currently. Is there
a different module that has something like this in it?I am able to
Hi Gao,
I might be wrong, but to me it seems your problem starts before
nmake Makefile...
gao perlone wrote:
> I install the Perl in the directory :C:\develop tools\perl.
> I compile a Perl Module as fellow:
>
> C:\Appconfig>perl Makefile.PL
> Checking if your kit is complete...
> Looks good
>
I install the Perl in the directory :C:\develop tools\perl.I compile a Perl Module as fellow:C:\Appconfig>perl Makefile.PLChecking if your kit is complete...Looks goodUnable to find a perl 5 (by these names: C:\Develop Tools\Perl\bin\perl.exe perl
.exe perl5.exe perl5.8.7.exe miniperl.exe, in thes
