Production could deal with.
Thanks (Mr $) to all!
chahn
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From: $Bill Luebkert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2004 7:37 PM
To: Christopher Hahn
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Subject: Re: regexp question
Christopher Hahn wrote:
> $Bill,
>
> The
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Christopher Hahn wrote:
> Hey,
>
> I seem to be missing a piece of the puzzleI want to define a
> character class ([]) with atoms
Hey,
I seem to be missing a piece of the puzzleI want to define a character
class ([])
with atoms to (not) match involve negative look-ahead assertions.but no
joy.
I am reading a stream of text that may contain the two segments \\n and \"
I want to define a regexp that will match up to
Hey,
I am trying to use Parse::Recdescent on fairly simple data,
but am getting stuck on capturing an escaped carriage return.
I am not able to make too many assumptions about the structure of the data,
or I would probably just us a regexp.
Here is a sample snippet:
-
complete/clean.
In any case, this advice means nothing to me, as this server in
question (Windows 2000 Server) had had no earlier versions of perl
installed. (I just built it)
Does anyone know how to fix this? Is there a fallback?
TIA for any pointers.
Christopher Hahn
P.S. Now, here'
There is a module "PPM" that you should look at.
Look for:
PPM::InstalledPackageProperties()
PPM::ListOfRepositories()
Good Luck!
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Hello,
I am wondering what the perl-best-practice approach to sorting version
numbers might be.
I am looking at strings like "4.0.0.10", "4.0.0.9", "4.0.1.0", etc
and I need to determine the "highest", in this case 4.0.1.0.
Previous experience suggests splitting each of these into a list of num
OK, I am at it again...I have a hash that I can get values out of
by using keys that are not in the output of the keys command on the hash.
(I knowIt' me! :-)
Seriously, I am thinking that I am just needing a kick in the ***, but
check this out:
In the code I have this snippet==
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Here's a hilarious answer: ACME::Bleach
They will wonder where the code went!
Good luck,
Christopher
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Subject: encrypt a module?
I am coding a module t
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epost.pl
Description: Binary data
Hello,
Try:
perldoc NET::SMTP
Good Luck,
Christopher
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> >From: "Pete" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >Repl
What a bad day "c:\perl\lib\CPAN\Config.pm"
Sorry for the waste of bandwidth. :-(
> -Original Message-
> From: Christopher Hahn
> Sent: Thursday, May 17, 2001 10:33 AM
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> Subject: Helping CPAN find includes
>
>
delete a Config.sh ..or similar
but I am not finding or remembering it.
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Whoops...
use lib LIST;
Is there a better answer?
Christopher
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> Subject: Modifying @INC systemwide
>
>
>
> Hello,
>
> I have
ed hopeful, but I haven't
found what I am looking for)
Thanks,
Christopher
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Jack,
This is great news. Thanks for letting us know.
Christopher
P.S. I believe that TPJ is about to reach a point where
it owes us two issues at oncebut I am just glad to know
that it was not being killed.
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> From: Dunnigan,Jack [Edm] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECT
ildprep.pl line 401, near
""updates";
Here is the command:
mkdir "updates";
Wassup?
Christopher
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> Subject: RE: Perl/Tk
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>
> A what? I had to do a search on the net to see what you were
> talking about.
Ron,
I guess that you have a solution, in parts.
i.e. to check the address of the remote machine ntbuild1:
==
@buff = `rsh ntbuild1 ipconfig /all`;
foreach (@buff) {if (/.*Physical Address.*\: (.+)$/) {print $1;}}
==
Returns:
==
C:\EXP
Hello all,
I just wanted to add that the user can disable this GUID
of his processor (pentium) in the BIOS. So this may not
be a useful approach. ...but then, if the original poster
were to password control the BIOS' of his machines, after
confirming that the GUID was turned on, then your sug
> Hello,
>
> In a script I am changing to a UNC directory name.
>
> A subsequent call to an external tool is complaining
> about UNC names not being allowed.
>
> How can I find out the local-machine/drive-letter name
> of my current directory?
>
> I am betting that I could at least find out w
exported and then look for the sharename used in the
UNC name, but I am hoping that there is a more direct way.
Thanks,
Christopher
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Hello,
Check out page:
http://www.mysql.com/downloads/mysql-3.23.html
Look at the link text:
Linux (Intel libc6 systems) [pc-linux-gnu-i686]
This is a link to the file:
mysql-3.23.33-pc-linux-gnu-i686.tar.gz
This looks to be a good bet. It should be the
work of 20-30 minutes to m
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> > From: Asif Kaleem <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Subject: Find the Perl Version
> >
> > He
Hello,
I believe that the issue is that SetUID *scripts*
are not allowed at all.
Perhaps you could compile the perl into a true executable?
This should setUIDable.
Christopher
> -Original Message-
> From: Peter Eisengrein [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2001
onded to client queries like a psyco-analyst)
Yeah...I just looked...see Volume 4, Number 3 (#15), Fall 1999
>
> Christopher Hahn wrote:
> >
> > Hello,
> >
> > I think that you might want to consider setting
> > up one of the unix boxes to maintain th
Ouch! That never occurred to me.
Thanks!
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> The package nam
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Well, this answer does not use perl,
but remembering that laziness is one of
the hallmarks of a good programmer, I would
suggest that you take a look at the Gnu tool
"wget".
Good Luck in any case,
Christopher
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Michael,
You could use rsh to invoke a command on
the unix box. NT comes with a rsh call.
(or at least Win2K does...)
Good Luck,
Christopher
P.S. Please confirm that you did not just send your
password to the entire world! ;-0
> -Original Message-
> From: Lavery, Michael [mailto:[EM
Jan,
Carl's script works fine, but I notice that he is using
a "sleep 5" after the PrintOut command.
Should this be necessary? (Or as you wrote: "that shouldn't be
necessary if the app is correctly written". Does this mean
that Word was not entirely correctly written? ;-)
While I am posting
Joe,
If search did not find one, then it may not be available
from the repositories you have currently.
Hold onI just peeked at the new, longer ActiveState
list and I can see it...
Try:
ppm install --location=http://www.activestate.com/PPMPackages/5.6plus/
Soap-Lite
Christopher
> -Or
Bill,
Yes, you are correct.
The only way to give the sneaky Perforce output
no way of not going to the logile was to
save STDOUT and STDERR and the reset STDOUT
to be the logfile and to dup STDERR to that
new file handle.
...I tried just dup'ing stderr to stdout before...
..but I musta s
(This was resent already, but when it didn't appear, and
a test posting did, I decided to try again. All apologies
if anyone has seen this (email me direct if you did))
Hello all,
I have successfully used the exec type of Server Side Include
but as I had rebuilt my server with mod_perl, I th
and()
SetMsdevCommand();
print "\nThe FQN for msdev is:\n$msdevcomc\n";
##
Any ideas appreciated,
Christopher
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I believe that the responder was pointing out
that you need to use "ENV" and also that NT did
not barf on "Env" because it "finds the file"
Christopher
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Hello,
Any progress here?
I am curious because I have seen this error before,
produced from a different situation.
I agree that it represents some sort of incompatability
between versionsbut I am not sure whywe need to
identify this method "tid".
Good Luck in any case,
Christopher
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hreaded version,
which I could build...
Just curious,
Christopher
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From: Kulkarni, Tushar (GEL, MSX)
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Must be ver
Odd, as I do not see the 8.3 name in either case
==here are the two runs=
H:\study\perl\tests>perl "this is a simple test.pl"
$0 is "this is a simple test.pl"
H:\study\perl\tests> "this is a simple test.pl"
$0 is "H:\study\perl\tests\this is a simple test.pl"
Will,
Tk is one of the easy ones.
Just type "ppm install Tk".
Christopher
P.S. I would add that I also get acid indigestion when it
comes to compiling on windows. On unix the process of
perl Makefile.PL + make + make install works most every
time. On windows a similar aproach *should* be
p/logrunproc.txt|");
while () {
LogMessage "$ctr2:$_\n";
++$ctr2;
$HMain->update();
}
close(BPIPE);
LogMessage "Exiting Child\n";
exit;
} else {
die "Could not fork: $!\n";
}
Hello,
On unix I also added a "-I/path/to/module" to the #! line.
This should work if added to the win32 command line.
Christopher
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From: Carl Jolley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, December 15, 2000 11:44 AM
To: Alloun, Jonathan
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Subjec
self
trying to get this to work on win2000.
Is fork working on win2000? Will the POSIX symbols be
available?
Please forgive the rambling question, but I really want
to just poll the group as to how it has dealt with this
common freezing-GUI problem.
Christopher
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Phew,
I don't believe I've *ever* seen a better
Trollbait post. This is the e
Dave,
I cannot blame you for mentioning your book,
as there aren't many out there (none that I can
name here and now) that deal specifically with
the Win32 modules.
But I wanted to ask whether I was correct in deciding
to wait a month for the "Adminstrator's Handbook".
It seems to me to be a u
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