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Hi all,
this is more a general Perl question:
When I do
perl -e @a=qw(a b c); @[EMAIL PROTECTED]; $b[1] = 'v'; print $a[1]
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as output
So obviously, which I copy a simple array, I
Hi all,
I want to create a pdf document with hyperlinks and bookmarks.
I'd like to generate it from a HTML based documentation.
I saw the various modules on CPAN for pdf manipulation, but
I'm completely lacking any know how about creating pdf's
at all. So I do not really know, what modules would
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Hi all,
is there a way to use the nice balloon or bubble shaped windows
(e.g. used by the office assistant - see attached image)
on WinXP in a GUI (Perl/Tk), perhaps using some Win32::API call
or so?
Thanks for any hints!
Regards,
Gerhard
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Hi all,
there have been some discussions about that topic already on
this list. I also had a problem with a USB - Serial Interface
(a DA-70119 from Digitus (www.digitus.com)).
Win32::SerialPort told me that setting the baud rate on that
device is not possible. Debugging into it I found, that
Hi all,
I'm using the function BrowseForFolder from the Win32::FileOp module.
Is there a possibility to use a root folder that is not a CSIDL_... constant
(e.g. like c:/perl/site/lib or so)?
The user of my application has to browse for a folder multiple times.
If he always has to click his way
question. I think I should rather have sayed 'declared'.
Any other ideas?
ThanksRegards,
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SP3D Chip Design GmbHFax: +49 8151 270 200
Petersbrunnerstr. 17Home Office: +49 821 9069 741
82319 Starnberg, Germany SERI: gerhard
for password encryption (or am I wrong
in this point?).
Thanks and regards,
Gerhard PetrowitschTel.: +49 8151 270 126
SP3D Chip Design GmbH FAX: +49 8151 270 200
Petersbrunnerstr. 17 Home Office: +49
a very good one is
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You can get a member (via www.stanford.edu) or you can
also post a non-member question (takes longer to be answered).
Gerhard PetrowitschTel.: +49 8151 270 126
be greatly appreciated!
Regards,
Gerhard PetrowitschTel.: +49 8151 270 126
SP3D Chip Design GmbH FAX: +49 8151 270 200
Petersbrunnerstr. 17 Home Office: +49 821 9069 741
82319 Starnberg, Germany SERI
names instead.
Any other idea?
Gerhard PetrowitschTel.: +49 8151 270 126
SP3D Chip Design GmbH FAX: +49 8151 270 200
Petersbrunnerstr. 17 Home Office: +49 821 9069 741
82319 Starnberg, Germany
the commas of course).
Regards,
Gerhard PetrowitschTel.: +49 8151 270 126
SP3D Chip Design GmbH FAX: +49 8151 270 200
Petersbrunnerstr. 17 Home Office: +49 821 9069 741
82319 Starnberg, Germany SERI
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