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On Fri, 16 May 2008, Jon Bjornstad wrote:
> I launch CLAmp.exe with a system() from my script. It is the DOS
> window that results from the system() that I am trying to
> control/eliminate.
Try calling
Win32::SetChildShowWindow(0);
before your system() call. See `perldoc Win32` for more det
Hi,
Win32::SetChildShowWindow(0);
at the start of your script, then any command windows you start will not be
visible.
See Win32 docs for full description.
Regards
Mark
Jon Bjornstad wrote:
> Thanks for this feedback, Stuart.
>
> I use perl2exe with the -gui option to eliminate
> the DOS win
Thanks for this feedback, Stuart.
I use perl2exe with the -gui option to eliminate
the DOS window on my Perl/Tk script.
I launch CLAmp.exe with a system() from my script.
It is the DOS window that results from the system()
that I am trying to control/eliminate.
Talking directly to Winamp would a
You can control the behaviour of the CONSOLE window yourself, unless the
package you are using is launching things, but anyway, here's what I
use:
use Win32::GUI;
my $perlwin = Win32::GUI::GetPerlWindow(); # the console window
perl is running in.
Win32::GUI::Show( $perlwin, 0 ); # SW_HIDE
Wi
Hi,
I am using the net::smtp module to send an email. I'm trying to send
an email of about 2400 characters. It is getting truncated at a
little over 1800 characters. Does anyone know of parameters I can add
to up the call to up the message length?
perl -v
This is perl, v5.10.0 built for MSWi
Greetings,
I have a Win32 Perl/Tk application
that controls Winamp in two different ways.
One is via Win32::GUI:
$winampHandle = Win32::GUI::FindWindow("Winamp v1.x", "");
Win32::GUI::SendMessage( $winampHandle, WM_COMMAND, 40047, 0 );
40047 means "Stop".
As far as I can determine
the
Oooops, forgot to cc the list
Sturdy
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Hi Brian,
Thanks for the reply. Yes, path and file exist, case is correct, user is logged
on, etc.
This is an issue unique to the server app running on the remote. Unfortunately,
I can't mod the app so need to code a workaround o
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Subject: How to change dir using SFTP or SSH
> Hi list,
>
> I have a perl (5.6) SFTP client (Net::SFTP) that gets and puts files
using either a full or
Mike Schleif wrote:
Please, give me some ideas HOW to draw boxes around this tabular data.
You could try putting your information on a Tk::Canvas then use the
postscript method to generate a printable image.
Gary Trosper
Raytheon Technical Services Company, LLC
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On Fri, 16 May 2008, Mike Schleif wrote:
>
> We are tasked to do several database queries, process a volume of text,
> generate several textual reports, and send production orders to a
> printer.
>
> All of the above is functionally complete.
>
> However, the customer wants the printed productio
> However, the customer wants the printed production orders to have boxes
> drawn around the tabular data.
> Currently, the tabular data is formatted via printf's to generate
> aligned columns, written to a TXT file, and send to a line printer.
> Please, give me some ideas HOW to draw boxes aroun
We are tasked to do several database queries, process a volume of text,
generate several textual reports, and send production orders to a
printer.
All of the above is functionally complete.
However, the customer wants the printed production orders to have boxes
drawn around the tabular data.
Cur
Hi list,
I have a perl (5.6) SFTP client (Net::SFTP) that gets and puts files
using either a full or relative path with the filename something like
this
$sftp->get( $remotename, $localname ); # where $remotename =
'/Home/OUT/myfile.txt'
But I have a remote system (a unix box) that rejects the pa
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