Re: Pod 2 html question

What I'm trying to accomplish is when a user phat-fingers a command line for a Perl script I want the pod to be parsed, converted to html and displayed in a web browser. Kind of what perldoc does but dumped to a web browser. Anyone done this before?? Yes. use Pod::Html;

Re: Mime content

* Millman, Phillip wrote: I'm looking to send pdf files on demand to users but can't figure out or find the type classification for the pdf file (like GIF file would be image/gif) . Is there a list somewhere that has the various type for various documents?

Modifying @INC systemwide

Hello, I have modified @INC in scripts, on the command line, and on the #! line... ...but which system file holds the default settings? I want to add/modify the default settings? (I am looking at perldoc perlrun, but haven't found it yetAutoLoader.pm looked hopeful, but I haven't found

RE: Modifying @INC systemwide

Whoops... use lib LIST; Is there a better answer? Christopher -Original Message- From: Christopher Hahn Sent: Thursday, May 17, 2001 9:55 AM To: Perl win32 email list (E-mail) Subject: Modifying @INC systemwide Hello, I have modified @INC in scripts, on the command

RE: Pod 2 html question

I understand how to generate html using Pod::Html. I want to have an html page generated and displayed live. like perldoc but with html instead of text. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, May 17, 2001 11:57 AM To: [EMAIL

Re: MLDBM Sync

-start- Steve Keith [EMAIL PROTECTED] at05/16/2001 03:52 PM I'm really confused about the ramifications of not using file locking with MLDBM. I ran some tests running concurrent scripts and was never able to break anything. I recently came across the MLDBM::Sync package which is

Helping CPAN find includes

Hello again, Would someone remind me of how to reset the install of CPAN so that I can rerun its configuration process? I am needing to add to the list of dirs that it looks for include header files in. (to build a MySQL DBI module) Thanks, Christopher I thought that I needed to

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Re: RE: Pod 2 html question I understand how to generate html using Pod::Html. I want to have an html page generated and displayed live. like perldoc but with html instead of text. This works on NT (probably other Win platforms), assuming .html files are associated with your web browser.

RE: Helping CPAN find includes

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 To: Perl win32 email list (E-mail) Subject: Helping CPAN find includes Hello again, Would someone remind

Re: MLDBM Sync

Thanks very much Grant - this was very informative and I'm sure it will help others as well. I think that with what you have told me about the way Perl handles advisory locks, and the amount of activity I have, then most of my worries are minimized. And I should have known about the

Re: Access to a global declared hash in a loaded package

On Thu, 17 May 2001 15:09:06 +0200, Schmidt,Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: i have declared the hash: # this hash will contain the settings # from the config-file %config_values = undef; in my main::

Re: Archive::Zip questions

-start- RICHARD A. NAKROSHIS (Contractor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] at05/17/2001 09:33 AM I'm comfortable working the ZIP files, getting comfortable with Perl, but trying to mix the two are giving me problems. The following answers are all in the documentation. Just read them a couple more

Re: mail::pop3client erro

On Wed, 16 May 2001, TECKIES.COM Online Magazine wrote: hi, I am trying to use the Mail::POP3Client.pm module to access my mailbox When I run the script I get an error cannot close... which is generated by the last line, If I comments this line, I get nothing on the command line, the

Re: Modifying @INC systemwide

* Christopher Hahn wrote: I have modified @INC in scripts, on the command line, and on the #! line... ...but which system file holds the default settings? The registry, see `perldoc perlwin32` I want to add/modify the default settings? Maybe, I don't know. -- Björn Höhrmann { mailto:[EMAIL

Win32::OLE SaveAs functions Problem

Hi, I tried a lttle bit to get used to Win32::OLE And also searched tutorials on the Web. I found an interesting one, but at this part in the code I get stuck... --- CODE //some sutff $filename = 'd:\apache\apache\cgi-bin\perl2.xls'; unlink $filename if -f $filename;

Re: Mime content

On Thu, 17 May 2001, Millman, Phillip wrote: I'm looking to send pdf files on demand to users but can't figure out or find the type classification for the pdf file (like GIF file would be image/gif) . Is there a list somewhere that has the various type for various documents? A catch-all

RE: Mime content

I use 'application/pdf with a 'Base 64' Encoding. One easy way to find the MIME content type is through the following... Start Windows Explorer Select the View Menu Then Folder Options In the window that appears, select the 'File Type' tab Select your application from the registered apps.

Re: Access to a global declared hash in a loaded package

On Thu, 17 May 2001, Schmidt,Thomas wrote: Hi, i have declared the hash: # this hash will contain the settings # from the config-file %config_values = undef; in my main:: module and want to

Running Perl Script with NT's AT Command

I need to automatically run a Perl script periodically on an NT machine. So, I tried to used NT's AT command. No luck. I was careful, I believe, to avoid the usual traps of the environment being different when run by the AT command versus when run by me from the command line. As a test, I have

Re: Archive::Zip questions

is ARchive :: Zip suitable for use for automatic backing up purposes? - Original Message - From: Grant Hopwood [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: RICHARD A. NAKROSHIS (Contractor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, May 18, 2001 2:39 AM Subject: Re: Archive::Zip questions