: Jean-Pierre Haeberly
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> Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2000 3:31 PM
> To: Perl-Win32-Users Mailing List
> Subject: WSH
>
>
> When I try to run a PerlScript under WSH, e.g.
>
> cscript myscript.pl
>
> I get the following error message:
>
When I try to run a PerlScript under WSH, e.g.
cscript myscript.pl
I get the following error message:
Input Error: There is no script engine for file extension ".pl"
Could anybody explain the problem to me, please? The ActivePerl
documentation does not seem to mention how to con
Hello,
I've just started delving into the realm of WSH with NT-Server.
Primarily for automating functions. I have been learning perl for
about a year. My first task is to create a script that can log
into remote servers, and get a list of active users, their login time,
and act
Mark;
> Perl in WSH has got a grip on me lately, but I'm making
> a little progress.
>
> Using Win95 Osr2 and PERL build 517
> IE 4.01 sp2 and WSH2-V 5.1 Script Engines
>
> Looking through Find.pm(5-9-99), I was able to get
> error messages by changing
> wa
Hi List,
Perl in WSH has got a grip on me lately, but I'm making
a little progress.
Using Win95 Osr2 and PERL build 517
IE 4.01 sp2 and WSH2-V 5.1 Script Engines
Looking through Find.pm(5-9-99), I was able to get
error messages by changing
warn "blah blah" to $main::WScri
Hi Mark,
> I wrote a little Mp3 file filter in Perl (pl) and then
> tried to convert it to PerlScript (WSH) by changing
> printf to $WScript->echo() and writing my own Die Sub.
>
> It seems that in the sub passed to File::Find there is a problem...
>
> find( \&am
Hi List,
I wrote a little Mp3 file filter in Perl (pl) and then
tried to convert it to PerlScript (WSH) by changing
printf to $WScript->echo() and writing my own Die Sub.
It seems that in the sub passed to File::Find there is a problem...
find( \&CheckFile, $dir) ;
sub CheckFile {
