Capacio, Paula J wrote:
TextPad has a search across all open documents, or all files
in a directory. The results are shown in a separate window and
double clicking the result takes you to that section of code in
that file.
Again like UltraEdit it's not free, but in the same price range.
It
$Bill Luebkert mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Thursday, December 18, 2003 3:02 AM:
| I agree - never use M$ email clients. Also a good way to pick
| up viruses.
Quite, but of course not all of use can decide what we use in our offices.
lee
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Nice idea: I'm surprised it's not been done before
(I didn't look on CPAN ...)
Just a thought, fwiw: if you are sure there will be
no spaces in your leaders - the bit between the
row name and the data (...) - and if you can be sure
that each column consists of data without white space
then you
Is it possible to check what is playing on WinAmp across an intranet, as well as to
start tracks playing?
A new area to me, any advice appreciated:
Lee
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Please help.
Perl is reporting non-existant errors, and attributing them
to incorrect lines which bear no relation tot he reported issue.
I saw this once before, and I think it had something to do
with spcing around elsif clauses has nnyone ANY ideas?
Thanks in anticipation
lee
Has anyone any idea why this might appear
in some perl code?
warn ${line};
Why not just $line?
Thanks for your thoughts
lee
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| Has anyone any idea why this might appear
| in some perl code?
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| warn ${line};
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| Why not just $line?
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| Hi Lee.
|
| No reason, except that it may be site coding standards?
Turns out the guy thought it was faster for string interpolation.
He misread
| Lee Goddard wrote:
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| Has anyone any idea why this might appear
| in some perl code?
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| warn ${line};
|
| Why not just $line?
|
| Hi Lee.
|
| No reason, except that it may be site coding standards?
Apparently, according to the author's copy of Learning Perl,
it is the fastest way
Sorry
about the HTML : I didn't start it.
DBI is
just a Data-Base Interface: you need to know what database
you
have, then get a Data-Base Driver (DBD) module for it from
CPAN.
On Windows, try ppm DBD::xxx where xxx si the database name.
Like,
what database are you using?
You
might find
| Are there any module(s) that would allow me to convert
| plain text, rtf, Star Office, Microsoft, etc files
| from one format to another via scripting?
There are at least some to allow you to manipulate them:
try typing the file type (rtf, html) into search.cpan.org.
| What I would like to do
Have a look in the TK demo directories at the
widget demos: I seem to remember there's one
that does almost what you want.
Failing that, try the tk usenet group.
hth
lee
At 14:37 30/09/2003, Alan Dickey wrote:
Dax T. Games wrote:
Does anyone know of a Tk widget or have some sample code that
Swap 03 with 20 and you can use
the quite lightweigth Date::Simple.
At 09:17 29/09/2003, $Bill Luebkert wrote:
Noushad Dawood wrote:
Friends...need help on converting a date read from csv file. What i need is
to convert 20-Sep-03 to 20030920. Is there any function to do this?
Just brute force
At 04:48 24/09/2003, Morbus Iff wrote:
Hey all. I'm attempting to clear up two old Win32::GUI bugs reported long
ago with my AmphetaDesk application [1]. Could someone take a look at the
original bug report and my followups [2], and then my Win32 code [3]:
Yes, it was a silly question :)
Look at the bottom of your own message;
or - as always - check the mail headers.
hth
lee
At 09:55 23/09/2003, theatre wrote:
hi,
is there anyone who can tell me how to unsuscribe ?
yes, I know, it is stupid as a question,
but my machine has crashed ... and I
I've never used Excel so I'd use DBI and DBD::CSV to do it.
The mod's got an Excel example included.
Or Text::CSV_XS. But maybe now's a good time to learn Excel OLE.
At 16:34 23/09/2003, Greg Wardawy wrote:
Hello all,
I'm not a big fan of Excel files so I was always saving them as csv files
At 22:41 19/09/2003, $Bill Luebkert wrote:
Lee Goddard wrote:
At 18:15 18/09/2003, $Bill Luebkert wrote:
Dictionary definitions are indented after each symbol pair:
Which one? An...American dictionary?
Schock horror: they were only invented to
be different, annoy the Brits and invent a
US
At 21:42 19/09/2003, Arms, Mike wrote:
Lee Goddard [EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
... I didn't mean to start
a flame war here: I only do that if someone asks
about text editors.
Nah, I haven't seen any flames. Just a lot of good
humor. Been a fun topic.
Just ask what's the best text editor for perl
At 10:22 19/09/2003, Beckett Richard-qswi266 wrote:
Mind you I bet suspenders are something different in the US.
I fear in the US men wear them to keep their
trousers up. Call me old-fashioned, but I
think they're missing out there.
At 22:16 19/09/2003, Doug Loud wrote:
Are there any controls available for perl, such as list boxes, etc, so
that my users could click on an icon and have a perl populated list box
appear for their choices/selection? Or do I have to do it through a web
browser page like I used to?
Since this
At 02:59 19/09/2003, Carl Jolley wrote:
You probably won't find horizontal bar either but that's probably what
Lee calls a dash. (:-D)
Oooo, you! Hyphen, actually: a dash is longer.
Unless it's an n-dash, but even then, a dash has space
either side
Lee Pendant Goddard
I'm guessing that the @{ } syntax implies not only scalar content but that
what is enclosed in the braces is an array reference, not a list.
Ah, probably: I didn't think beyond scalar
Thanks.
Lee
Miert fizetsz az
Maybe not exactly what you want, but it's fun to play with:
forgive the untrimmed code.
# Copyright (C) 2003, Little Bits Ltd:
# All rights reserved.
#
# use LBL;
#
use Win32::OLE; # qw( EVENTS in with valof );
use Win32::OLE::Variant;
use LWP::UserAgent;
use strict;
use Win32::Process;
use
At 19:18 17/09/2003, you wrote:
Lee Goddard wrote:
Brackets, parenthesis, the terms change over the Atlantic:
that's just pedantry, Bill :)
That's just bull, Lee. :) If you can't have common terminology,
how can you have a reasonable discussion about programming which
requires explicit
At 21:41 15/09/2003, alex p wrote:
Hello all,
I am trying to figure out a way to get the last modified date of a file.
I have looked at the following modules but they dont seem to address what
i need: stat, utime, opendir
opendir opens a directory so the contents can be listed.
utime changes
At 13:31 08/09/2003, Xu, Qiang (XSSC SGP) wrote:
Hi, all:
If @arr is an array, and $rr is a reference to it, that is, $rr = [EMAIL PROTECTED];
When I dereference the array, shall I write @$rr, or @{$rr}?
Either - it's up to you.
Similarly, if %hsh is an hash, and $rhsh is a reference to it,
At 20:13 06/09/2003, Devon Young wrote:
What does this mean?? I'm thoroughly puzzled and I've been scouring the
net for an answer. I've been assuming it means I'm not putting strings
together correctly, but I can't figure out how to fix it. Here's the
errors I'm getting, followed by the peice
Have a look at ftp://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/
They may have one.
At 04:08 27/08/2003, Su, Yu wrote:
Hi,
Does anyone know where I can get a TK::JPEG ppd package for ActivePerl
v5.8.0? I downloaded the source code (v2.014)from CPAN, got compiler error:
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getLogicalDrives
@roots= getLogicalDrives()
Returns the paths to the root directories of all logical drives
currently defined. This includes all types of drive lettters,
such as floppies, CD-ROMs,
Hi Beckett,
BRq Because the first time I encounter $spreadsheet in my script is within
BRq brackets, I have to add the line my $spreadsheet at teh beginning of my
BRq script.
You don't *have* to use strict, you know Or you can check-out
the vars pragma (perldoc vars).
But, what's wrong
Hi =James,
On Thursday, July 10, 2003 at 3:42:24 PM, you wrote:
JB This is not spam. It's a subscriber to this list who has made the
JB ill-advised choice to use a spam-blocking service.
Why doesn't the service check the mail headers for the
list or bulk setting and ignore such posts?
And is
Hi Leon,
On Thursday, July 10, 2003 at 4:26:50 PM, you wrote:
L It looks like to me that spammers ARE subscribed to the list and they just sit back
and watch the traffic fly by and harvest legitimate e-mail address. They are not
spamming the list directly but
L they are spamming the users of
0002 $| = 1;...
5010 $Workbook-SaveAs($path);
5020 $Workbook-Close();
5030 $Excel-Quit();
5040 print scriptsetPercent(100)/script;
5050 print h2(Query Completed);
5060 print $r-end_html;
Sorry, I don't know the JavaScript you're talking
about. But,
What happens if you
wrote:
On Thu, 9 Jan 2003, Lee Goddard wrote:
AS Perl 633, Win Apache mod_perl.
Here's a funny thing: I'm getting the runtime error Modification of a
read-only value attempted when $_ is set to any value (including undef).
This is the only $_ in the scope, and it doesn't matter where
That's true: my Grandfather programmed it decades ago.
So can Prolog.
But is it relevant?!
At 05:13 23/12/2002, Bill Royds -Perl wrote:
Fortran can use any indices you want by declaring it as
real foo(-10:10)
and has been able to do that for years.
Of Lee
Goddard
Sent: Sun December 22 2002 18:15
To: $Bill Luebkert
Cc: ActiveState's Perl Win32 Users list
Subject: Re: Negative-indexed arrays?
At 22:37 22/12/2002, $Bill Luebkert wrote:
Lee Goddard wrote:
Perhaps my original question wasn't clear.
I do not want $#_-10, I want literally $_[-10
At 22:37 22/12/2002, $Bill Luebkert wrote:
Lee Goddard wrote:
Perhaps my original question wasn't clear.
I do not want $#_-10, I want literally $_[-10].
What's the difference which way it is if you access it only by
using negative offsets ?
Not *only* negative offsets.
In other words:
Does
, when $[ isn't 0, it is set to 1 for compabability
with languages like fortrash that use 1 as the index of the first
element of an array.
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All opinions are my own and not necessarily those of my employer
On Sun, 22 Dec 2002, Lee Goddard wrote:
Perhaps
Cernansky
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From: Lee Goddard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sunday, December 22, 2002 6:09 am
Subject: RE: Negative-indexed arrays?
Perhaps my original question wasn't clear.
I do not want $#_-10, I want literally $_[-10].
In other words:
Does anyone know
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Bill and Lee. I'll check it out.
Biggest problems is figuring out how it needs to be
configured. I didn't have much luck in configuring
Apache for Linux.
Shain
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it's easier to use a web server. Apache is free
as the reference. The `chdir`
(current directory) command is giving me the C: irrespective of where I
run my Perl script from.
I think this has to do with some environment setting on Perl but I am not
sure which one.
I would really appreciate if you can help me here.
Regards,
Shailesh
Lee
Ah yes, thanks Bill. I'd even read the second, but
didn't compute NT as including Win2k (NT5).
Completely missed the first although I read it - that
win32 tucked away at the end after the full-stop escaped my
rushing eyes.
Sigh.
Thanks.
lee
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At 18:03 12/12/2002, Burak Gürsoy wrote:
Well... TextPad is shareware, but it has no time limits and it does not
block any functionality (FYI)... It's a nice editor and does not eat your
system resources...
Textpad is only $15. Dodn't they pay you?
Sheesh.
Lee Goddard, BA(Hons), MSc(Sussex
= 1, -pady = 1);
But I couldn't make any difference, the text is always centered.
Thanks.
It's probably a Tk-users question, but I know the problem.
I think you'll need to set the anchor to west, as that's the
left side --- east is the right side
lee
Lee Goddard, BA(Hons), MSc(Sussex
At 07:59 05/07/2002, $Bill Luebkert wrote:
I'm afraid you will find that that is the fastest method except you
wrote it wrong - there is no need for the while {} part:
my $str =this is a test files ;
$str =~ s/^\s+//; $str =~ s/\s+$//;
print $str, \n;
What's wrong with:
At 14:17 04/07/2002, Calin Fandango wrote:
I attach to this email two packages I've built in linux:
I wish you wouldn't, not because this is a Perl list,
but because of the other obvious reason.
lee
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Okay, all of you - outside in the carpak NOW
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to = $to,
cc = $cc,
subject = $subject,
msg = $rep
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die $Mail::Sender::Error if not ref $_;
warn Sent.\n;
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of the standard distribution.
Where did you get your Perl?!
Really: you must re-install - who knows whatever other devilments
have befallen your system?
hth
lee
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Why don't we make a FAQ Auto-responder?
It could scan subjects and first ten lines for
a FAQ, and if it finds one, send the FAQ answer.
So it wouldn't cope with the silliest questions,
but should get most
Lee Goddard
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and weather
lookups as well as factoids on all thing perl related (monty python, buffy
the vampire slayer, photos of drunken perl mongers and camels)
I yet to remain convinced of the relevance of childrens' TV to perl...
Lee Goddard
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, though.
Lee
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Thanks in anticipation,
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Hello guys,
is there a way to resize .jpg and .gif on the fly without ImageMagick ?
It seems to be so easy with PHP...
Thanx a lot !
Frédéric Bournival
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with the road being dug up outside thanks!
Lee use strict Goddard
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At 09:09 14/05/2002 -0500, Cameron Dorey wrote:
Lee Goddard wrote:
At 08:50 13/05/2002 -0400, Tillman, James wrote:
We're discussing hackers using the true meaning of the word, which is a
programmer who loves his craft, not a stupid jerk with nothing better to
do than trash other
At 11:58 14/05/2002 -0400, you wrote:
On Tue, May 14, 2002 at 09:09:05AM -0500, Cameron Dorey wrote:
At 08:50 13/05/2002 -0400, Tillman, James wrote:
We're discussing hackers using the true meaning of the word, which is a
programmer who loves his craft, not a stupid jerk with nothing
\Test-Simple-0.44
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Thanks - but I have version 1.16 of that...
lee
At 15:06 14/05/2002 -0400, Tillman, James wrote:
I've seen similar errors when Compress::Zlib isn't installed.
jpt
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did -- not even live serving of pages.
Biggest problem I can find with Perl is that it is free, and relatively easy.
I suppose there are a lot of hackers who give Perl Hackers a
bad name, but isn't that the case with VB and C++?
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Okay, where do I get Xemacs?
Only kdding - getting it now...
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At 22:17 06/05/2002 -0700, Kevin wrote:
I am reading a DBI record into a hash reference - my $row =
$sth-fetchrow_hashref() - I would like to create a hash to hold all of the
returned rows (or thus, hashes) with the ID being the key, so for example
$returned_rows{$row-{'ID'}} = $row
At 09:03 07/05/2002 +0100, Simon Oliver wrote:
Lee Goddard wrote:
$i_ama_hash_ref-{ima_key2}-{I'm a value)=I'm a key;
You swapped a brace with a bracket and didn't you mean this anyway:
$i_ama_hash_ref-{ima_key2}-{I'm a key}=I'm a value;
Sure did. That'll teach me to try and be helpful
to
another?
regards
Marty
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At 13:40 07/05/2002 +0200, Bellenger, Bruno \(Paris\) wrote:
Guys,
Interesting as it may be, maybe this thread should be moved to a more
appropriate forum ?
Agreed!
lee
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Running Apache is more secure than running IIS, but still less secure than
if you ran apache on UNIX, Linux, AS/400, OS/2 or any other
server operating
system. Hence few people reccomending you run ANYTHING on windows in
production.
Presuming of course that the server is set up to
files.
Should I just hold everything in memory and then store it?
If you've done this before, I'd appreciate your thoughts.
Thanks in anticipation
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is that not enough detail?
Anyone know if the Benchmark mod would generate enough of a beating?
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Subject: Stress
Once again deftly proving what an idiot I am, I butcher a great
philosopher's name. The quote was from the work of Lao _Tzu_. I'm a
Taoist, not a Maoist, I swear ;-)
We know: we just didn't want to spoil a *beautiful* moment man
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http://search.cpan.org/search?dist=WWW-Search-Yahoo
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Subject: RE: :mysql
DBD-mysql? Yeah: are you using an old version of PPM?
Ie
CGI open of tmpfile: No such file or directory
Got this running the latest AS Perl with CGI.pm:
the directory C:\temp exists, so CGI pm should find
it; form data was encoded correctly and uploaded
ok afaik, from IE6 to Win2k IIS.
Any help appreciated
TIA
lee
At 13:31 11/03/2002 +0100, Thomas Bätzler wrote:
Lee Goddard [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] asked:
CGI open of tmpfile: No such file or directory
Got this running the latest AS Perl with CGI.pm:
the directory C:\temp exists, so CGI pm should find
it; form data was encoded correctly and uploaded
# # would it be faster to do an 's/\//\\/g' to replace all '/' with '\'
# # and then just get the index of the final '\'? Don't know...
# # it would make the code cleaner, but it may be less efficient...
my $posreg = rindex($in_file_name, /);
my $posback = rindex($in_file_name,
Thanks for the example
Seems to suggest that my code was okay, because
I get a related error when running your code:
Can't use an undefined value as a symbol reference at ...
the lines
while($bytesread = read($fh, $buffer, 1024)) {
print
Everything is fine with my file upload, except
$cgi_pm_instance-upload($upload_form_field_name)
always returns a string and never a file handle.
If no-one knows about this, I'll get in touch with the CGI pm chap.
TIA
lee
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Does any know where I can find a script to calculate the distance between 2
seperate latitudes and longitudes?
The distance between each line of lat and lon is slightly different:
if you can me a list of them, I can write you the script, and
/dist/formula.html
Brian
On Wed, 6 Mar 2002, Lee Goddard wrote:
At 10:14 06/03/2002 -0600, MOTTER, JEFFREY D. wrote:
Does any know where I can find a script to calculate the distance
between 2
seperate latitudes and longitudes?
The distance between each line of lat and lon is slightly
I'm an idiot. I set the form to the correct encoding, using a type
attribute, not enctype.
Deary me time for a holiday.
Thanks for you help!
lee
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my ($Path) = $MountsPath =~ /(.+?)cygwin/;
but I wanted to get rid of the /.
because $MountsPath could be c:/cygwin or c:/xyz/cygwin or
c:/xyz/zyx/cygwin and
i wanted $Path = c: or c:/xyz or c:/xyz/zyx .
And now $Path= c:/ or c:/xyz or
Sounds to me like you've got two Perl's installed, one linked to PWS, one
to your PATH variable.
Check the ScriptMap registry key you set when you installed PWS against the
PATH enviroment variable (by typing SET PATH at a command prompt).
hth
Lee
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Hey Lee, Are you talking about Editing the PDF to format it ?.. - Olly
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From: Morse, Richard E [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: RE: Text flow in PDF
As I understand it, PDF does not define the concept of a paragraph -- PDF
works with characters, and it is up to the program to use the font metrics
That's
Just found a need for exception handling on a big
live project with an potentially nasty PM. Does anyone
have any experience of the Exception modules? Any good?
Bad? Better ideas?
Your input would be much appreciated!
tia
lee
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is the Perl.org article on using Perl with MSXML.
Very nice, very goo, but it assumes that the
parser is installed in side-by-side mode:
The only thing that we need to know is the progID for the MSXML parser. ... MSXML
offers version dependent and
Thanks, yes: that's what I've always done,
just need something more refined.
Ta
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Okay, I've managed to track the problem down
using http://bugs.activestate.com/ .
Basically
Hey guys - thanks for everything, *BUT*
Behalf Of Tim Hammerquist (Sent: 26 June 2001 01:06):
The syntax breaks on my box (MDK linux 7.1; Perl 5.6.0; bash shell)
Lee
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Obligatory perl schmutter .sig:
perl -e print rand 0.5 ? q/\\/ : q\/\ while 1
My two cents: I missed the original post, but I suggest you have TWO
subroutines (preferably within a module).
ll2xy (lat/lon to x/y)
and
xy2ll (x/y to lat/lon)
Exactly what I did in the end!
Of course, each one would accept a string of arguments such as projection,
scale,
First - thanks for the response.
I have done some graduate work in mathematics and you don't quite have
enough information to solve this problem -- even if you can effectively
assume that the world is flat and rectangular in shape. From the way you
describe the problem, I think you are
On Fri, 22 Jun 2001 20:56:40 +0100, Lee Goddard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Makefile.PL generated by h2xs on the latest build of perl 626 (AS source) generates
a makefile which seems a bit weird.
E:\Src\Pl\Acme\PM\London\Maps\Earthnmake ci
Microsoft (R) Program Maintenance Utility
Lincoln Stein has no e-mail address
All CPAN authors have an @cpan.org address. Follow the first link here:
http://www.google.com/search?q=lincoln+stein+cgi.pm
his email is at the bottom of the page.
Yeah, I'm in the middle: [EMAIL PROTECTED], but if it wasn't on the mod
page, I
Question is - why the h-ll does a null-routine/function like that
cure the Program Error?
Sound wierd: can you send in and cc me the minimum that causes the situation?
Hell of a .sig you got there. I notice:
Please note, that contracts may NOT be concluded on behalf of Cradley Print
Ltd
..are causing me greif over my brand-new .sig:
Obligatory perl schmutter .sig:
perl -e while (1){rand0.5 ? print'\\' : print'/'}
It don't run on their old-fashioned nuclear-reactor,
reliable machines because I'm using the Windows not
the Unix ` to quote the -e string.
Is
I'm working on an ISP who won't upgrade Perl to the current
version, and I need the current version.
I've got use lib, and put the PM file of HTML::TokeParser
in the right place, but I'm being told that perl can't
locate a loadable object form HTML::Parser.
Is this anything to do with
Well...printing it won't help much, but send us
your code and maybe we can help. In the meantime:
# In file named Book.pm
package Book;
our $VERSION=0.01;
sub new {
my $class = shift;
my $self = {}; # Or other data struct
bless $self, $class;
}
sub display { my $self = shift;
print
That'll teach me. I missed your code at the end,
and I didn't change the subject.
#!/usr/bin/perl
Above is not needed in Win. Maybe on Apache, though.
my $book1 = book-new(); # instantiating a default book object.
Best to give your packages intial capitals, for clarity.
Also,
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