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rl). Then, find 'perldiag' in the menu
on the left. It lists all warning messages, and the identifier to use with
"no warnings" to turn it off.
Perhaps someone who uses Linux/Unix can post how to get to this page, perhaps
something like "man perldiag" or "man
Eric Edwards replied:
Charles,
That was the problem. In my table there is one field that is blank a lot of
the time and it showed as 'undef' when I ran the 'Dumper'.
So, I added a default value to that field and the warning did not come up.
A lesson well learned.
Thank
Hello list,
My program reads the data from the table and prints it out
just fine. The problem is it prints a warning on every other line that I
have an uninitialized value in the string at line 22. I put at the
beginning and end of the code it is talking about. I can’t figure
out w
$Bill wrote:
Note the line above with ^^ under it.
Isn't that setting %hash to @array ?
> my %hash = @array;
The code snippet was hardly sufficient if it doesn't compile or produce any
output.
Show me a complete code snippet that fails.
Eric
$Bill wrote:
When you post code, post a small complete failing snippet with any input
and output examples:
use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dumper; $Data::Dumper::Indent=1; $Data::Dumper::Sortkeys=1;
my @array = (Key1 => 'Value1', Key2 => 'Value2', Key3 => 'Value3',
Key4 => 'Value4');
my %hash
Michael,
As far as I know, that is the way to do it.
Have you tried accessing the hash?
Eric
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Hello Jagdish,
I have not gotten that far into Excel with perl yet, but Ken Baker sent me
this url which looks pretty inclusive to me.
http://search.cpan.org/~jmcnamara/Spreadsheet-WriteExcel-2.16/lib/Spreadshee
t/WriteExcel.pm#set_header(%24string%2C_%24margin
HTH,
Eric
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Hey Ken,
Thanks a lot!
That looks like the whole thing, right
there. I believe that is all I will need. I had no idea that existed.
Thanks again,
Eric
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From: Ken Barker
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Sent: Monday, May 01, 2006 7:36 PM
To: Eric Edwards;
perl
Hello List,
I am looking for information on using Perl with Excel spread-sheets.
I have found several articles on the subject, but not a book.
Is anyone aware of a good book on using Perl with Excel(to
create and maintain excel fields and spread-sheets)?
Thanks,
Eric
Just got your message.
Eric
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I haven't gotten any list traffic for several days and I don't
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Hello
List,
Got my Perl in
TextPad configuation problem resolved.
I was putting my
program path on the wrong line.
Thanks to all who
replied for the help.
Eric
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Hello List,
Is anyone out there editing Perl using TextPad?
If so, I need some info on how to configure it.
Can you contact me off list as I am sure this is off topic.
Thanks,
Eric
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Hey List,
I have tried 5 separate times to download the new version of mysql database,
but every time the download finishes in either save or run mode my computer
restarts and the download is gone.
I am running windows xp pro sp2.
Has anyone had a similar experience?
Thanks,
Eric
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Hey list,
Thought I'd pass this on.
Last night I tried 3 times to download the new version of Perl and was using
the "save" mode.
This was after I had removed version 5.6 from my system.
Right before the download was completed my computer rebooted automatically
each of 3 times. I was downloading t
Scott,
Just looking at your files, why don’t
you read your second file In a line at a time and do a split at each space into
an array and then search the array for the user id’s.
Then do something with the line from file
2 and read in the next line from file 2.
Eric
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Craig wrote:
Is there a loop I can use that will process the first 10,000 files, then
exit; then the next 10,000 files, then exit; and so on until all files
have been processed? The exiting is so I can run a SQL Server job to
insert the processed files into SQL Server.
-- Craig
Eric replied:
Cr
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Chris Wagner wrote:
Are u talking about a Windows user? MySql doesn't have that. The MySQL
user is set up inside MySQL and has nothing to do with Windows. Get MySQLCC
from their website, it'll let u setup and control the user permissions.
It's also documented in the manual.
Eric replied:
Hey,
Chris Wagner wrote:
How are u accessing MySQL? DBI? U probably have to add permission in MySQL
for ur script user to access it. U need [EMAIL PROTECTED] because localhost is
not covered by the [EMAIL PROTECTED] wildcard.
Eric replied:
Yes, using DBI.
I was advised to set up IUSR_computer_name as
Hello List,
I am new to this list and need some help.
My os is win xp pro. I have installed MySql and Perl.
When I run a straight SQL statement to create a db and a table and populate
the table with some data, all is fine. When I then run a CGI program to get
data from the db and table I get an
are working against.. MS
SQL Server can use the generic DBD::ODBC module, where as DBD::mysql
would help you with mysql.
Steven
Steven,
That is exactly what I get.
Thanks,
Eric
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est you to install the latest version of the module...
Thanks, that's most likely what it is.
Eric
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Subject: RE: ppm
ge-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Eric Edwards
Sent: Tuesday, July 06, 2004 9:35 AM
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Subject: ppm
Hey Listers,
Being a Perl newbie I have another question. I installed the latest version
of Perl(5.8). I did a ppm search DBI.
A list of 235 m
Hey Listers,
Being a Perl newbie I have another question. I installed the latest version
of Perl(5.8). I did a ppm search DBI.
A list of 235 modules was brought and numbers 46-52 were all the same. They
were all called DBI.
How do I know which one to install?
Thanks,
Eric
Jack D replied:
>
> I am studying Tk using "Mastering Perl TK". I found the below listed code
> in the book and got it working,
>
> Added some stuff to it and it seems to be working OK. I wanted to add
> "$textundo->Save(?pathname?)
>
> so that it saves the contents of the widget to a file.
he info.
Eric
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Edwards
Sent: 27 May 2004 02:49
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Perl Tk Gurus,
I am studying Tk using "Mastering Perl TK". I found the below listed code
in the book and got
Splitting on '\'
I tried searching the archives but for some reason I can't get there today.
$String = "\Test1";
or
$String = \test1\test2\test3";
When I try:
@Array = split("\\",$String);
I get:
Trailing \ in regex m/\/ at [Script] line [Line]
Why? How do I split a string on \ without
Brian,
This is just the way your computer and mine also deal with some numbers. I
would try formatting the number with a "printf()" or use a rounding
function. That would solve your problem.
Eric
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Edwards wrote:
> > Hello List!
> > I need some help.
> > I know very little about CGI and HTML.
> > The book I am using is "Learning Perl on Win32 Systems".
> > I cannot get this program to work properly. I can get the form to come
up
> > but when I enter a value it brings up a download box and di
Hello List!
I need some help.
I know very little about CGI and HTML.
The book I am using is "Learning Perl on Win32 Systems".
I cannot get this program to work properly. I can get the form to come up
but when I enter a value it brings up a download box and displays my code.
If this works like othe
Hello list,
I added a -w and -e and both return false.
But the file is created and out there.
When I change the format to STDOUT it prints the format to the screec just
as it should. But it won't write the format to the file because it can't
find the file.
Any suggestions?
Thanks much!
Eric
#!/usr
From: "$Bill Luebkert"
Modified script - bad line commented out in good_word .
Thanks $Bill. If I would have put "use strict" in mu program I would have
caught most of those problems at the start.
Thanks a bunch for the help and showing me a different way to do things.
Er
Hello listers,
I am using "Learning Perl on Win 32 Systems" and am having a problem(a
pretty hasic problem) with one of the programs in the book. I cammot get
the variables $somename and $someguess to value. I have checked and
de-bugged this thing amd can't figure out what is wrong. Maybe I have
Richard,
I am sure in your studies you have been to this url, but just in case you
haven't--you might try this:
http://www.w3schools.com/
Eric
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Sent: Friday, January 30, 2004 12:41 PM
Subject: OT: ASP.NET
Read you loud and clear.
Eric
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Sent: Monday, January 12, 2004 2:32
PM
Subject: just checking
Have not received any message today, have I been removed?...how do I find
out?
Thanks
Eric wrote:
I had tried that at the command line
before I sent out this last message. The
/T worked in my perl program but not
at the command line--just trying to understand why.
Eric
Tobias Hoellrich wrote:
>
> C:\>date /?
> Displays or sets the date.
>
> DATE [/T | date]
>
> Type DATE with
Eric wrote:
My error. My apologies. Its been a crazy day.
Eric
> $Bill wrote:
It was already answered in that thread. Without the /T, the
> date builtin will prompt for a new date (or type CR to just
> print it out). So without the /T it will hang waiting for
> the new date or CR to be typed.
Hello list-
$Bill sent me this code today. It works. The /T is what made it work on my
windows system. I have been looking all
over to find out what and why that makes it work.
print `cmd /C date /T`, "\n";
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Eric
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From: "$Bill Luebkert:
Try execing the shell instead of dir directly (which is a shell
> builtin) then :
> chdir '/' or die "Can't chdir to root directory: $!";
> exec 'cmd /C dir' or die "Can't exec dir: $!";
Eric wrote:
Thanks! That worked. The book I am using didn't
give any other directions
", "-l" or die "Can't exec ls: $!";
>
I tried changing the exec to exec "dir" and
still won't work.
I am still trying to get a handle on this.
> Other than that, it should work if you have a copy of ls hanging
> around on your system. Otherw
quot; or die "Can't chdir to root directory: $!";
exec "dir", "-l" or die "Can't exec ls: $!";
>
> RD
>
> --- Eric Edwards: original question:
> > List,
> > My perl book says this is Unix code. How would I
> > code this to wo
List,
My perl book says this is Unix code. How would I code this to work on
windows?
!/usr/bin/perl
chdir "/" or die "Can't chdir to root directory: $!";
exec "ls", "-l" or die "Can't exec ls: $!";
Thanks!
Eric
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> On 12/17/2003 12:59 PM, Eric Edwards wrote:
>
> > Hello Listers,
> > In an effort to do it right, I am asking for guidance and direction.
> > Would someone please reply to this message in the proper manner so I can
see
> > how it should be done. I promise not to to
It gives me the correct directory and filename but it does not delete the
file.
Eric
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From: "Randy W. Sims" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Eric Edwards" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2003 10:47
Hey Listers-
This is not homework. I am teaching myself perl.
Question:
Does the unlink command not work on windows? The book I am using has some
code examples using it but I am wondering if it might be UNIX specific. I
hope my code isn't that bad.
Thanks!
Eric
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