You can't eval a filename, it just defines a new code block and isolates code
errors. You can do something like:
open PROGGIE, $script or die $!;
{
local($/); #locally undef $/ within {}'s
eval ;
}
warn $@ if $@;
close PROGGIE;
But that doesn't execute a seperate process from which you ca
Just a side note, not relating to your problem is that the tutorial isn't really
clear on the fact that parts of Makefile.PL are written directly to Makefile.
Which means that white space is tricky here:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> sub MY::postamble {
> '
> $(MYEXTLIB): mylib/Makefile
> > Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
> > Hi everyone.
> >
> >
> > I am installing DBI-1_13_tar to use on my Windows98 OS. Simply all I have
> >
> > is a zip file called:
> >
> > DBI-1_13_tar
I think the missing piece here is that it is a 'tar' file. Tar files are
archives containing multiple file
I've also found the mysql docs to be great at teaching SQL.
select is at http://web.mysql.com/Manual_chapter/manual_Reference.html#SELECT
and the TOC is at http://web.mysql.com/Manual_chapter/manual_toc.htm
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Perry:
> For any database programming it is very important fo
While I was here, I
figured I'd make myself useful and answer some questions ;) Maybe I should
just be quiet in these unfamiliar environs.
"Joseph P. Discenza" wrote:
> Garrick Staples wrote, on Thursday, May 25, 2000 17:19
> : You need to create what is known as an extens
You need to create what is known as an extension module. Look at the
'perlxs' and 'perlxstut' man pages.
"Nolen, Mike" wrote:
>
>
> Where can I find some documentation or an example of how to call a DLL
> function in Perl?
> The DLL was built using VB6.0.
>
> TIA,
> Mike Nolen
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You are cur
perl -MModName -e 'print $ModName::VERSION'
--works for well behaved modules
Börkur Guðjónsson wrote:
> Is there some way I can query a module for it's version?
> Borkur Gudjonsson
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Side note... Since modules are generally 'use'd, you may want to kinda-sorta
simulate a use with a BEGIN{} block:
BEGIN {
$^O eq 'MSWin32'
? do { require Win32::IProc }
: do { require Proc::ProcessTable }
}
You really should create your own cross-platform package that
Margaret wrote:
> This is probably quite obvious - (but i am a newbie) how do i stop/hide the
> . and .. from appearing on my list as a hyperlink?
>
> Here's the code snippet
>
> opendir(WD,"./scripts/cgi-bin/NIS_REPORTS") ||
> die "Cannot opendir . (serious dainbramage): $!";
> foreach (sort rea
Wagner-David wrote:
>my $sauditt = backtick("Type $qvmin");
>$auditt = $sauditt;
>$sauditt = backtick("Type $qvmdata");
>$auditt .= $sauditt;
>
>foreach ( @$auditt ) {
> printf "$_\n";
> }
$auditt and $sauditt are array references, so don
You just want each page to have the links for the files/directories in that
immediate directory? np...
## Warning, written on Unix, not tested in windows
# This creates an HTML page in each directory with links for that directory, like
a
# directory listing in a web browser.
$startingdir='/home
"Joseph P. Discenza" wrote:
> Rhonald Lua wrote, on Tuesday, May 23, 2000 04:24
> : How does one use '$' to get the pattern at the end of string?
> : For example, I want to remove '&' at the end of 'hello&'. PERL docs
> : indicate I could write:
> : s/$(\&)//;
> : but doesn't seem to work.
>
Anyone know if Term::ReadLine will supported by ppm anytime soon? I'd love
to use all my programs from my Unix boxes that would work if only I had
Term::ReadLine installed.
TIA
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