here with the actual
package.xml file, and/or if there is merely
a simple fix i need to do with my ppm to cause it to 'see all of the
latest active state packages available
for perl 5.8.8 build 820
any help would be GREATLY appreciated,
greg
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Subject: simple question about using activestates PPM repository
im t rying to install a perl module from this activestate repository url page (
http://code.activestate.com/ppm/WebService-Dropbox/
http://code.activestate.com/ppm/Test-TCP/ )
it states
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Linderman
Sent: 04 March 2011 00:18
To: perl-win32-users@listserv.ActiveState.com
Subject: Re: trying to create first simple perl 'filter' program on windows
im wanting to write a simple perl 'filter' program in windows.
I basically took the base code found here.
http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/programming-and-development/simple-filters-
in-perl-ruby-and-bourne-shell/3481
the sample here is simple, convert upper case single byte ascii chars
On 3/3/2011 4:07 PM, Greg Aiken wrote:
im wanting to write a simple perl 'filter' program in windows.
I basically took the base code found here...
http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/programming-and-development/simple-filters-in-perl-ruby-and-bourne-shell/3481
the sample here is simple, convert
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Subject: IO::Socket (client program sends simple text file containing
CRLFnewlines)
I
From: Greg Aiken gai...@visioninfosoft.com
I have a simple 10 line ascii text file:
line1CRLF
line2CRLF
.
line10CRLF
where CRLF is really two bytes (hex 0d)(hex0a).
I use IO::Socket as basis for a client program.
my program opens the above referenced file (for read), then reads
I did a little googling and found Net::Telnet (built on top of IO::Socket)
saying:
In the input stream, each sequence of carriage return and line feed (i.e.
\015\012 or CR LF) is converted to \n. In the output stream, each
occurrence of \n is converted to a sequence of CR LF. See binmode() to
I have a simple 10 line ascii text file:
line1CRLF
line2CRLF
.
line10CRLF
where CRLF is really two bytes (hex 0d)(hex0a).
I use IO::Socket as basis for a client program.
my program opens the above referenced file (for read), then reads each line
of the file, then sends each
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From: Greg Aiken gai...@visioninfosoft.com
I use IO::Socket as basis for a client program.
I think you mean that it's a *server* program .
my program opens the above referenced file (for read), then reads each
line
of the file, then sends each record read
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Subject: a simple program
hi
am learning c language .
in the same time i am learning perl lanuage so i want one
perl program to compile with debugging in cygwin . including each
step is running debugging commands also i want.
please
hi
am learning c language .
in the same time i am learning perl lanuage so i want
one
perl program to compile with debugging in cygwin . including each
step is running debugging commands also i want.
please send me reply as early as possible
);
$working--;
}
}
Now u have a pool of threads, $t1 to $t10. $working tells u how many are
available. The message queue lets u send work that will be picked up by the
next available thread.
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How can I implement simple
up by the
next available thread.
At 06:15 PM 12/9/2006 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How can I implement simple thread-pooling using perl 5.8 threads?
I would need some way of injecting code into the loaded threads, have the
ability to reuse threads, and keep track of thread slots available
Hi all,
Activestate only support v.0.1 of Thread-Pool, while the current module, 0.32 is
not supported.
The one provided in the activeperl repository (0.1) does not support perl 5.8
threads.
How can I implement simple thread-pooling using perl 5.8 threads?
I would need some way of injecting
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Hi,
I'm trying to use Logger::Simple in my program with an
empty log file. When I go
Hi,
I'm trying to use Logger::Simple in my program with an
empty log file. When I go to nmake test I get the
following error:
Deep recursion on subroutine Logger::Simple::write
at
C:/Perl/site/lib/Logger/Simple.pm line 84
(#3)
Relevent code from that file:
push @{$$self{HISTORY
Gregory S. Williamson wrote:
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draw simple RGB raster graphics in WIndows using Perl.
First are the drawing primitives and second a method to output the
graphics. Perl and PPM for installation.
Not sure if it fits all of your needs but I used GD with some
Hi,
I'd like to draw simple RGB raster graphics in WIndows using Perl. I can see
two components for the job which, depending on the module, might or might
not be separate. First are the drawing primitives and second a method to
output the graphics. Naturally I'd like to use ActiveState Perl
Hi,
I'd like to draw simple RGB raster graphics in WIndows using Perl. I can see
two components for the job which, depending on the module, might or might
not be separate. First are the drawing primitives and second a method to
output the graphics. Naturally I'd like to use ActiveState
Hi,
I have developed a set of scripts on linux that run fine, but I'm
testing out on Windows XP with Apache and ActivePerl, and I've hit a
(probably very simple) problem.
Put simply, I have a file db.pm which defines a function thus:
begin db.pm
sub db
{
my $user=xxx;
my $password
-Original Message-
snip
I have developed a set of scripts on linux that run fine, but I'm
testing out on Windows XP with Apache and ActivePerl, and I've hit a
(probably very simple) problem.
Put simply, I have a file db.pm which defines a function thus:
begin db.pm
sub db
{
my $user
- Original Message -
All this works fine on linux, but not on Windows. I get:
[error] [client 127.0.0.1] Bareword db not allowed while strict subs
in use at ...
After a bit of searching around, I changed the line to: my $dbh=db();
This causes a different error:
[error]
Title: RE: Active Perl and custom (simple) modules - differences from linux?
This causes a different error:
[error] [client 127.0.0.1] Bareword db not allowed while
strict subs
in use at ...
[error] [client 127.0.0.1] Undefined subroutine main::db
called at ...
Can anyone see
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Hello
I would like to start
: Wednesday, June 23, 2004 7:08 PM
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Subject: RE: Remote Execution, Something Simple Needed
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: Remote Execution, Something Simple Needed
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You also will probably have to re-create any mapped drives, since they are
not necessarily available for your process when you launch a process
remotely.
-Original Message
James wrote:
Hi All,
I am trying to process a XML file and print some info
but my script is not printing anything.
Please help
Here is my code
You don't use use strict; or use warnings;. Shame on you, James!
It would have told you what the problem was.
use XML::Simple;
use Data::Dumper;
my
Hi All,
I am trying to process a XML file and print some info
but my script is not printing anything.
Please help
Here is my code
use XML::Simple;
use Data::Dumper;
my $tempxml = C:/temp/bom.xml;
my $bom = XMLin($tempxml);
my $itm =
$bom-{T_Stpo_Table}-{BOM_ITEM_API01}-{ITEM_NO};
my $comp
I know this is perl not javascript, I thought I was good at deciphering reg ex
but the 2nd line in this function has got me puzzled.
Can anyone decipher:
X = (!X ? 2 : X);
function round(number,X) {
// rounds number to X decimal places, defaults to 2
X = (!X ? 2 : X);
return
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I know this is perl not javascript, I thought I was good at deciphering reg ex
but the 2nd line in this function has got me puzzled.
Can anyone decipher:
X = (!X
sorry , I sent question too soon, long day.
forgot about the conditional reg ex
(test_value ? if_true : if_false)
lori
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: sorry , I sent question too soon, long day.
:
:
: forgot about the conditional reg ex
It's not a regular expression. It's an operator.
: (test_value ? if_true : if_false)
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Chris Wagner wrote:
I figured I should try the benchmark against ur original question.
use Benchmark qw(cmpthese);
$now = time;
my $t = bob;
my $count = 500;
cmpthese ($count, {
'OR' = sub {
1 if ($t eq joe or $t eq bar or $t eq foo or $t eq bob );
},
'RE' =
That was a really good test. PS, I really like ur sig. ;)
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first way was the best way. It all depends on what the
comparison is. If it's simple, use or's, but if it gets long and
complicated then it's worth it to use regex. Better to do one or two XOR's
than load up the regex engine. But of course u won't notice any difference
unless ur doing a few
$Bill Luebkert wrote
Paul Rogers wrote:
What's the simplest/shortest way to write an IF statement given that I'm
looking for the variable to be one of 5 possible choices?
E.g.,
if ($x eq 'a' or $x eq 'b' or $x eq 'c or $x eq 'd' or $x eq 'e') {
blah
}
I guess what I'm asking for
At 10:13 AM 3/3/05 -0500, Conrad, Bill (ThomasTech) wrote:
I always thought that RE was faster. In light of this, which of the
following is better
if ( $test =~ /^Start of text/so ) {
if ( substr ( $text , 0 , 13 ) eq 'Start of text' ) {
In that case they'ld probably be about the
Conrad, Bill (ThomasTech) wrote:
$Bill Luebkert wrote
Paul Rogers wrote:
What's the simplest/shortest way to write an IF statement given that I'm
looking for the variable to be one of 5 possible choices?
E.g.,
if ($x eq 'a' or $x eq 'b' or $x eq 'c or $x eq 'd' or $x eq 'e') {
blah
}
$Bill Luebkert wrote
What are you lazy ? :) Try benchmarking it yourself.
use Benchmark qw(cmpthese);
Its not a question of being Lazy.
I asked the question because I wanted the opinion of those who know more
then I do.
I did not know of 'use Benchmark'.
Thanks for the info.
Bill
At 07:33 AM 3/3/05 -0800, $Bill Luebkert wrote:
I tried 3 different lengths of $text and substr is the clear winner.
Longest string:
Rate RE substr
RE 916926/s -- -70%
substr 3076923/s 236% --
That's very interesting, I ran ur exact code (except for $x++) and I
Chris Wagner wrote:
At 07:33 AM 3/3/05 -0800, $Bill Luebkert wrote:
I tried 3 different lengths of $text and substr is the clear winner.
Longest string:
Rate RE substr
RE 916926/s -- -70%
substr 3076923/s 236% --
That's very interesting, I ran ur exact
Yeah I was suspecting u were on 64 bit. Maybe the regex engine just isn't
optimized for 64 bit qwords. If it's just running 32 bit words then 50% of
ur XOR capacity is wasted. But then u would think that u'ld beat me on pure
clock speed. I seriously doubt that a Celeron is better in any way
I figured I should try the benchmark against ur original question.
use Benchmark qw(cmpthese);
$now = time;
my $t = bob;
my $count = 500;
cmpthese ($count, {
'OR' = sub {
1 if ($t eq joe or $t eq bar or $t eq foo or $t eq bob );
},
'RE' = sub {
What's the simplest/shortest way to write an IF statement given that I'm
looking for the variable to be one of 5 possible choices?
E.g.,
if ($x eq 'a' or $x eq 'b' or $x eq 'c or $x eq 'd' or $x eq 'e') {
blah
}
I guess what I'm asking for is if there is a way to simplify/shorten this
Paul Rogers wrote:
What's the simplest/shortest way to write an IF statement given that I'm
looking for the variable to be one of 5 possible choices?
E.g.,
if ($x eq 'a' or $x eq 'b' or $x eq 'c or $x eq 'd' or $x eq 'e') {
blah
}
I guess what I'm asking for is if there is a way
Paul:
if ($x eq 'a' or $x eq 'b' or $x eq 'c or $x eq 'd' or $x eq 'e') {
$Bill:
if ($x =~ /^[abcde]$/) {
Oh pooh. I almost got to answer a question but I hesitated to hit
the Send button. I was going to suggest /[a-e]/; would that be
wrong if I knew I was looking for abcde?
Terry Fowler
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if ($x =~ /^(word1|word2|word3|word4)$/) {
Aha! Yes...this will do it for sure.
Thanks :-)
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Fowler, Terry R wrote:
Paul:
if ($x eq 'a' or $x eq 'b' or $x eq 'c or $x eq 'd' or $x eq 'e') {
$Bill:
if ($x =~ /^[abcde]$/) {
Oh pooh. I almost got to answer a question but I hesitated to hit
the Send button. I was going to suggest /[a-e]/; would that be
wrong if I knew I was
I think ur first way was the best way. It all depends on what the
comparison is. If it's simple, use or's, but if it gets long and
complicated then it's worth it to use regex. Better to do one or two XOR's
than load up the regex engine. But of course u won't notice any difference
unless ur
Hello, i am new in Perl and i have a doubt that i think is very easy to
result.
I have this portion code:
my $string = cccabccc;
my @array =$string =~ /ab|a/g;
I execute this and array contains 1 element with value ab.
I would like to know if there is some way for array contains all the
matches
my $string = cabccabccac;
my @array =$string =~ /a/g;
my @array2 =$string =~ /ab/g;
@array = @array . @array2;
print @array;
**
Hello, i am new in Perl and i have a doubt that i think is very easy to
result.
I have this portion code:
my $string = cccabccc;
my @array =$string =~
On Sat, 19 Feb 2005, Alberto Fernandez wrote:
Hello, i am new in Perl and i have a doubt that i think is very easy to
result.
I have this portion code:
my $string = cccabccc;
my @array =$string =~ /ab|a/g;
I execute this and array contains 1 element with value ab.
I would like to
Hello ,
Could you please tell me how to use Perl to operate Windows's registry
table, such as search,add key,modify value etc...
And I would really appreciate that someone can kindly provide some
simple sample scripts to make understanding easier.
Any help will be appreciated.
Thxs,
Honery
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Oggetto: How to use Perl to operate Windows's registry table ( simple
scriptexample is really appreciated) ?
Hello ,
Could you please tell me how to use Perl to operate Windows's registry
appreciate that someone can kindly provide some
simple sample scripts to make understanding easier.
Any help will be appreciated.
Thxs,
Honery.
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Hello,
(B
(BI downloaded Net::IMAP::Simple run sample script,
(Bbut failed on login.
(B$! has "Bad file descriptor".
(BMy script is just copy of README,
(BAany idea?
(B
(BMy purpose is to read mails in excange server.
(BI tried with OLE and OutLook from;
(Bhttp://www.outlo
On Tue, 18 Jan 2005, Hsu, David wrote:
I added the proxy setting in the script, but still the
same problem. I saved the xml link as a local file and
ran the script through IE. Parsed just fine. Still can't
figure out why it won't get the xml from any site.
Since this is a problem when run
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Subject: RE: LWP::Simple could not retrieve issue
On Mon, 17 Jan 2005, Hsu, David wrote:
Bill,
I tried your code, but get same problem. I'm behind a corporate
firewall
Bill,
I tried your code, but get same problem. I'm behind a corporate
firewall, does LWP::Simple require any proxy settings? I've already set
the proxy server on the systems variables.
Thanks,
David
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From: $Bill Luebkert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday
On Mon, 17 Jan 2005, Hsu, David wrote:
Bill,
I tried your code, but get same problem. I'm behind a corporate
firewall, does LWP::Simple require any proxy settings? I've already set
the proxy server on the systems variables.
Perhaps you need to include some proxy settings in the
script
Randy Kobes wrote:
On Mon, 17 Jan 2005, Hsu, David wrote:
Bill,
I tried your code, but get same problem. I'm behind a corporate
firewall, does LWP::Simple require any proxy settings? I've already set
the proxy server on the systems variables.
I've never had to use a proxy, so I can't
with the same
problem. Following is the partial code. This is from rss2html.pl that
was included with XML-RSS module.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
David
# INCLUDES
use strict;
#use CGI qw(:standard);
use XML::RSS;
use LWP::Simple;
# Declare variables
my $content;
my $file;
# MAIN
# check for command-line
rss feed sites, all with the same
problem. Following is the partial code. This is from rss2html.pl that
was included with XML-RSS module.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
David
# INCLUDES
use strict;
#use CGI qw(:standard);
use XML::RSS;
use LWP::Simple;
# Declare variables
my $content;
my
',
-scrollbars='se',
-bg='white',
-rows=51,
-cols=21,
-variable=\$var)-pack(-expand=1, -fill='both');
MainLoop;
__END__
perldoc Tk::TableMatrix
#
If you still wish to just use a bunch of entries for whatever your purpose -
then
here is a simple example of 'grid'ding
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From: Ben Conrad [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2004 7:16 PM
To: 'Thomas, Mark - BLS CTR';
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Subject: RE: RFC Expunge issue with Net::IMAP::Simple .95
Mark,
Your suggestion did work, however the cmd id is still
Folks,
I'm just about done writing a script that deletes messages older than x
days in IMAP mailboxes. When I do a $imap-expunge_mailbox( $box ) the
server (via network sniff) spits out:
14 EXPUNGE Ben Net::IMAP::Simple
14 BAD EXPUNGE Invalid SyntaxIpswitch Imail server 7.04
with Net::IMAP::Simple .95
Folks,
I'm just about done writing a script that deletes messages
older than x days in IMAP mailboxes. When I do a
$imap-expunge_mailbox( $box ) the server (via network
sniff) spits out:
14 EXPUNGE Ben Net::IMAP::Simple
14 BAD EXPUNGE Invalid
: Wednesday, November 03, 2004 4:54 PM
To: 'Ben Conrad'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: RFC Expunge issue with Net::IMAP::Simple .95
The _process_command() routine processes its 'cmd' arguments in order, so
you should be able to simply reverse it. So, instead of
cmd = [EXPUNGE = $box],
use
cmd
hi..
a simple/basic/embarassingly simple one...
i have:
$foo = foo.txt
i simply want to separate on the .
ie
$foo =~ /([^.]+).txt/
$ans = $1
this doesn't seem to get $ans = 'foo'
any ideas as to what i've screwed up...
thanks
bruce
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I would use split(/\./,$foo) Mike
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From: bruce [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: October 15, 2004 1:38 PM
Subject: simple regex question
hi..
a simple/basic/embarassingly simple one...
i have:
$foo = foo.txt
i simply want
bruce wrote, on Friday, October 15, 2004 1:39 PM
: a simple/basic/embarassingly simple one...
:
: i have:
:
: $foo = foo.txt
:
: i simply want to separate on the .
:
: ie
: $foo =~ /([^.]+).txt/
: $ans = $1
:
: this doesn't seem to get $ans = 'foo'
Maybe you're going
'ppreciate the responses!!
it was a typo! f^*ng fingers!!
-bruce
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From: Gardner, Sam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 15, 2004 10:54 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: simple regex question
Well, just as a basic note, you
A further debug/syntax nitpick:
print foo='$foo'\n;
$foo =~ /([^.]+).txt/;
$ans = $1;
print ans='$ans'\n;
best as:
my ($foo, $ans);
print foo='$foo'\n;
if ( $foo =~ /([^.]+)\.txt/ ) {
$ans = $1;
} else {
$ans=match failed on: $foo;
}
print ans='$ans'\n;
if you check your
bruce [EMAIL PROTECTED]
$foo = foo.txt
i simply want to separate on the .
Try:
use File::Basename;
#
my $foo = foo.txt;
my $ans = fileparse($foo, ('.txt'));
print $ans\n;
If you REALLY want to use the regex, you could try one of the following:
-- 1 --
$foo =
After compiling and testing on 5.8.5 this handle leak and memory usage issue
has been resolved.
Ben
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From: Ben Conrad [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 13, 2004 11:52 AM
To: Perl-Win32-Users
Subject: Simple threading has large handle leak (need help
Hello,
- perl v5.8.3/v5.8.4 built for MSWin32-x86-multi-thread
- WinXP SP1 + SP2
I'm using a very simple example from the 5.8 perlthrtut and seem to be
running into a memory leak of some kind. When I run:
#
use threads;
while (1) {
$thr = threads-new(\sub1
looking for something that is simple.
Is there any recommendations?
Dan
Daniel Wilson
Bayesian Edge Technology Solutions
17260 Gum Landing Road
St. Inigoes Maryland 20684
(301)-872-0230 Phone
(301)-872-0233 Fax
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I would like to start (on demand from a perl script) a executable (exe)
file
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Subject:Remote Execution, Something Simple
Execution, Something Simple Needed
A non-Perl alternative that is free, a program called psexec.
http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/freeware/psexec.shtml
Anderson, Mark (Service Delivery) wrote:
Win32::KillProcess
http://www.perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=336024
Kind regards,
Mark Anderson
:13 PM
To: Brian Gibson; Anderson, Mark (Service Delivery);
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MSTask Scheduler, formerly known as the AT scheduler. Can schedule
applications to run on remote systems
The AT command schedules commands and programs to run
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Subject: Win32::Daemon::Simple vs. SVCANY.EXE
I've written a script to read the Windows event logs and write the
results to a MySQL database. I'm currently using Win32::Daemon::Simple
to run it as a service
I've written a script to read the Windows event logs and write the
results to a MySQL database. I'm currently using Win32::Daemon::Simple
to run it as a service, polling the logs every 15 minutes. However, I'm
wondering if this is the best method to use. It would appear to be
simpler to put my
on/Simple.pm line 239.
Installed successfully
C:\Development\soap\welagent.exe
Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at
/PerlApp/Win32/Daem
on/Simple.pm line 240.
===
The 'use' statement I've got in my script is as follows:
use Win32::Daemon::Simple
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Eclipse (I use 2.1) has an outline window that allows you to jump directly
to subs.
Hmm... Eclipse seems to be an umbrella name for a rather large project tree.
Which specific component of Eclipse are you using--is it the Workbench? A
quick glance at the docs shows no
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Eclipse (I use 2.1) has
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The perl plug-ins are at: http://e-p-i-c.sourceforge.net/
Ah. Actually, that looks pretty good. I use Komodo now, and I like Komodo,
but EPIC looks like it's getting pretty close in functionality. It seems to
only lack a debugger :( As much as
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I use the Perl Dev Kit, which includes PerlApp for
executables, and the Graphical debugger. Both can be
set up and called as tools from Eclipse. If you have
Komodo, do you not already have the separate debugger?
Well, it's not really
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The perl plug-ins are at: http://e-p-i-c.sourceforge.net/
Ah. Actually, that looks pretty good. I use Komodo now, and I like Komodo,
but EPIC
error messages say error at line 187,
and if I try to count down that far then I get lost.
So, what is a nice simple editor that will allow me to jump
to line 187? Note the word simple; if Wordpad can be made
to do this then that would be the preferred solution. I
could use MS Word (Edit-Find-Go
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I don't want to start a huge flame war with this question,
so please exercise restraint.
I have just started to use Perl under Windows NT. I have
been using Wordpad to edit my perl scripts simply because
it is there (and Notepad doesn't have search
: Jeremy A [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tuesday, February 3, 2004 4:25 am
Subject: RE: implement a simple Telnet like Daemon in perl
Hi all,
I was not able to get any replies, as the mailing list was acting
up, and i
was not recieving any mail. now i am able too. So please reply again
Hi all,
I have been struggling to understand the Telnet Protocol, but the RFC's are
like greek, and there are no good books for covering Telnet, and my mind is
too stupid to wrap around it.
I would like to create a telnet like protocol, that is easy for my own use.
How do you go about
Hello,
I have a small problem, which at first seems simple, but has proven to be a bit of a
hair puller.
A collegue and I are importing some windows formatted ascii files (onto our linux
systems) and extracting certain string data. Simple enough. However, our problem is
that some
Try the Linux command: dos2unix
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Mike Arms
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Subject: Seemingly simple???
Hello,
I have a small problem, which at first seems simple
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Subject: Seemingly simple???
Hello,
I have a small problem, which at first seems simple, but has proven
to be a bit of a hair puller.
A collegue and I are importing some windows formatted ascii files
(onto our linux systems) and extracting certain string
Perl uses the line ending appropriate for the platform \r\n for dos \n for
*nix and translates the
print hey\n
appropriately. You can do:
$var =~ s/\r//;
to remove the ^M but you probably want to look into setting the var $/ and
use chomp.
perldoc -f chomp
chomp This safer version of
In 'Learning Perl' instruction for first program is
given:
#! /usr/bin/perl
print "Hello, world!\n";
$ chmod a+x my_ program
$ ./my_program
On my windows XP I believe it goes as
#!/usr/local/ActivePerl-5.8/bin/perl
print "Hello, world!\n";
Is that correct, and what comes next?
Fran
On Thu, 13 Mar 2003, Mark A. Chalkley wrote:
Ok, a dumb question here (I must be having a brain halt...):
Given the following snippet of code to load data from a file into a
hash,
while( DATA ) { /(.*)\,(.*)/ ($hash{$1} = $2) };
what does the '' do?
It's a logical AND operator so that
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