Net::Telnet set terminal

I have a problem with Net::Telnet ( again ) When I connect to a united linux machine the server does not recognize terminaltype 'network' and the connection just hangs. Can I use telnet with a terminal type "vt100" in Net::Telnet Thanks Ram -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For a

Re: How to email my results to a group of people....

> Gunnar Hjalmarsson wrote: > > Jason Corbett wrote: > > > >> I hear PEAL has emailing (in attachment format) capabilities? I > >> down-loaded the module MIME::Lite, but I am not sure how to get > >> this going. > > > > > > How about studying the docs for the module? > > > > Also, such a script w

Re: CGI.pm help

use FIle::Slurp; print $q->header(); print read_file('../htmltop.html'); # generate content here print read_file('../htmlbot.html'); HTH Lee.M - JupiterHost.Net Man That is super slick. Thanks very much that is exactly what I am looking for. No problem! Sorry for the misspelling the File:

RE: Win32::NetAdmin::LocalGroupGetMembers

That's because the SID is stored in binary, and when you try to print it, it tries to convert that binary value into a series of characters, one of which is the beep sound (I know it doesn't make any sense, but it's true). > Subject: Win32::NetAdmin::LocalGroupGetMembers > Date: Fri, 25 Jun 2004

Re: How to email my results to a group of people....

Mike Blezien wrote: Gunnar Hjalmarsson wrote: Jason Corbett wrote: I hear PEAL has emailing (in attachment format) capabilities? I down-loaded the module MIME::Lite, but I am not sure how to get this going. How about studying the docs for the module? Also, such a script was recently posted to this

Re: How to email my results to a group of people....

Gunnar Hjalmarsson wrote: Jason Corbett wrote: I hear PEAL has emailing (in attachment format) capabilities? I down-loaded the module MIME::Lite, but I am not sure how to get this going. How about studying the docs for the module? Also, such a script was recently posted to this list: http://www.ma

RE: CGI.pm help

-Original Message- From: JupiterHost.Net [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 2:17 PM To: John Pretti Cc: 'Wiggins d Anconia'; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: CGI.pm help >>Hi all, >> >>I have written an upload script using CGI.pm and it works perfect > > however it >

Re: parsing large amounts of text

On Jun 28, John W. Krahn said: >>$line =~ /^(\d+\.\d+\.\d+\.\d+) (.+?) (.+?) \[(.+?)\] \"(?:(.+?) )?(.+)(?: >> (.+?))?\" (\d+) (.+?) \"(.+?)\" \"(.+?)\"$/; > >If you are not using $2, $3, $5, $7 and $10 why capture them? You >should probably replace .+? with something more meaningful that won

Re: How to email my results to a group of people....

Jason Corbett wrote: I hear PEAL has emailing (in attachment format) capabilities? I down-loaded the module MIME::Lite, but I am not sure how to get this going. How about studying the docs for the module? Also, such a script was recently posted to this list: http://www.mail-archive.com/beginners%40

Re: Win32::NetAdmin::LocalGroupGetMembers

I just tried this on my Win2000 client machine and it gave the following: $VAR1 = 'Administrator'; $VAR2 = 'Mike Flannigan'; So it appeared to work to me. It made no sounds. Mike > Subject: Win32::NetAdmin::LocalGroupGetMembers > Date: Fri, 25 Jun 2004 17:40:05 -0400 > From: "perl.org" <[EMA

How to email my results to a group of people....

I have a script that is automated every morning. I want to send this out to the team without logging onto the network and emailing the file from a shell script that i also wrote like this: `mailx -s "Email Header" [EMAIL PROTECTED] < filename.txt`; so, I hear PEAL has emailing (in attachme

Re: Time stamping a process in a log file

Jason Corbett wrote: i want to use the sub routine to time stamp processes and such whenever i need to. So, I wrote this below to call the routine into a variable $process_date. Is there a better way to read the date into a variable and use it? Yes. Use Perl's built in function for the purpose:

Re: Time stamping a process in a log file

jason corbett wrote: i want to use the sub routine to time stamp processes and such whenever i need to. So, I wrote this below to call the routine into a variable $process_date. Is there a better way to read the date into a variable and use it? For one you should scope it if its a function. IE

Re: Time stamping a process in a log file

Jason Corbett wrote: > > i want to use the sub routine to time stamp processes and such whenever > i need to. So, I wrote this below to call the routine into a variable > $process_date. Is there a better way to read the date into a variable > and use it? Yes, use localtime() or POSIX::strftime().

Re: parsing large amounts of text

Andrew Gaffney wrote: > > I'm working on a custom Perl script to parse my Apache logs and report custom > information. When I run the following program, it ends up eating all available > RAM (the system has 1GB) and dying. My access_log is ~410MB. Am I doing > something wrong? The only problems I

Re: newline to

Jupiterhost.Net wrote: Gunnar Hjalmarsson wrote: Jupiterhost.Net wrote: $text =~ s/\r//g; $text =~ s/\n//g; Why not just: $text =~ s!\r?\n!!g; That'll work fine, I've just seen that do unexpected things with lines before so I like to kill the \r completely so the output is more predictable. Gue

Re: newline to

Papo Napolitano wrote: > > > I have a textarea on a webpage that gets stored in a database. I'd like > > to convert the newline to an HTML before it gets stored so when > > I display it, the line breaks as it was typed. I've been looking around > > but haven't found an example. > > > > $text =~

Re: recursive grep for Windows

"Perl.Org" wrote: > > Can anyone share a script that recurses a filesystem for files containing one > or more patterns? Seems like it would be easy to write but if it's already > out there... This will probably work: #!/usr/bin/perl use warnings; use strict; use File::Find; my $dir = shift ||

Re: string seperated by multiple spaces

Michelle Rogers wrote: > > The point is...if you're wanting to help beginnersbe nicedon't jump > down their throatsI'd prefer not to have that type of help. Use Charles > K. Clarkson, as an example. He said the exact same thing, but said it in a > way that it should be said to beginn

Re: matching only digits

Guruguhan N wrote: > > Hi All, Hello, > I wanted to check whether the user input is only a > number and does contain any alphabet/s anywhere i.e. starting, > end or in-between. Can somebody tell me how to do this? That is a Frequently Asked Question and can be found in the standard pe

Time stamping a process in a log file

i want to use the sub routine to time stamp processes and such whenever i need to. So, I wrote this below to call the routine into a variable $process_date. Is there a better way to read the date into a variable and use it? Thanks, JC sub dateme{ $process_date=system('return date'); }return

Re: newline to

Gunnar Hjalmarsson wrote: Jupiterhost.Net wrote: Try this: $text =~ s/\r//g; $text =~ s/\n//g; Why not just: $text =~ s!\r?\n!!g; That'll work fine, I've just seen that do unexpected things with lines before so I like to kill the \r completely so the output is more predictable. It really do

Re: newline to

Papo Napolitano wrote: Gunnar Hjalmarsson wrote: Papo Napolitano wrote: $text =~ s/\r\n//gs; ---^ Why would the /s modifier make a difference? Please study perldoc perlre and figure out why it doesn't. ;-) perl -e '$_ = "line1\r\nline2\r\n\r\nline4"; s/\r\n//gs; print' Please te

Re: newline to

> Papo Napolitano wrote: > > Charles Farinella wrote: > >> > >>$text =~ s/\r\n//g; > >> > >>doesn't work. > > > > $text =~ s/\r\n//gs; > ^ > > Why would the /s modifier make a difference? Please study > > perldoc perlre > > and figure out why it doesn't. ;-) perl -e '$

Re: newline to

Papo Napolitano wrote: Charles Farinella wrote: $text =~ s/\r\n//g; doesn't work. $text =~ s/\r\n//gs; ^ Why would the /s modifier make a difference? Please study perldoc perlre and figure out why it doesn't. ;-) -- Gunnar Hjalmarsson Email: http://www.gunnar.cc/cgi-bin/

Re: recursive grep for Windows

perl.org wrote: Can anyone share a script that recurses a filesystem for files containing one or more patterns? Seems like it would be easy to write but if it's already out there... This was a recent perl QotW (Quiz of the Week) exercise. My solution can be found at

Re: newline to

Jupiterhost.Net wrote: Try this: $text =~ s/\r//g; $text =~ s/\n//g; Why not just: $text =~ s!\r?\n!!g; -- Gunnar Hjalmarsson Email: http://www.gunnar.cc/cgi-bin/contact.pl -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <

Re: CGI.pm help

use FIle::Slurp; Whoops : use File::Slurp; :) -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: newline to

> I have a textarea on a webpage that gets stored in a database. I'd like > to convert the newline to an HTML before it gets stored so when > I display it, the line breaks as it was typed. I've been looking around > but haven't found an example. > > $text =~ s/\r\n//g; > > doesn't work. > >

Re: newline to

Maybe: ${text} =~ s#[\r\n]+##g; On 28 Jun 2004 15:13:06 -0400, Charles Farinella wrote > I have a textarea on a webpage that gets stored in a database. I'd like > to convert the newline to an HTML before it gets stored so when > I display it, the line breaks as it was typed. I've been looking

parsing large amounts of text

I'm working on a custom Perl script to parse my Apache logs and report custom information. When I run the following program, it ends up eating all available RAM (the system has 1GB) and dying. My access_log is ~410MB. Am I doing something wrong? #!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; use CGI

Re: newline to

Charles Farinella wrote: I have a textarea on a webpage that gets stored in a database. I'd like to convert the newline to an HTML before it gets stored so when I display it, the line breaks as it was typed. I've been looking around but haven't found an example. $text =~ s/\r\n//g; That doesn't

Re: CGI.pm help

Hi all, I have written an upload script using CGI.pm and it works perfect however it looks bland. I would like ot understand how to make it look a lot nicer, either continuing down the CGI.pm path or using some other method. Any ideas? What looks bland? Pretty much everything dealing with the loo

newline to

I have a textarea on a webpage that gets stored in a database. I'd like to convert the newline to an HTML before it gets stored so when I display it, the line breaks as it was typed. I've been looking around but haven't found an example. $text =~ s/\r\n//g; doesn't work. --charlie -- Charle

RE: CGI.pm help

-Original Message- From: Wiggins d Anconia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 1:46 PM To: John Pretti; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: CGI.pm help > > Hi all, > > I have written an upload script using CGI.pm and it works perfect however it > looks bland. I would like

Re: CGI.pm help

> > Hi all, > > I have written an upload script using CGI.pm and it works perfect however it > looks bland. I would like ot understand how to make it look a lot nicer, > either continuing down the CGI.pm path or using some other method. Any > ideas? > What looks bland? Pretty much everything

CGI.pm help

Hi all, I have written an upload script using CGI.pm and it works perfect however it looks bland. I would like ot understand how to make it look a lot nicer, either continuing down the CGI.pm path or using some other method. Any ideas? TIA, John

RE: string seperated by multiple spaces

Naser Ali wrote: > I used "\s*" in split, so I do not have worry about counting the > spaces or tabs between each field I noticed something in the OP that didn't really get addressed: \s* will match an empty string, which will split into a list of single characters. $ perl -le 'print for spli

RE: string seperated by multiple spaces

Please accept my Apollgies. Your response did offend me, but I did not let it. So why did I write back in an offensive and offending way..? just to make a point that your approach was not right just like mine in responding to you. Just wanted to show that jumping to conclusion and pre-judging is n

recursive grep for Windows

Can anyone share a script that recurses a filesystem for files containing one or more patterns? Seems like it would be easy to write but if it's already out there... -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

OT: netiquette (was: RE: string seperated by multiple spaces)

> MCMULLIN, NANCY <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > : After all, I thought the name of this group was Perl BEGINNERS... > > So it's not Perl Beginners for TOP POSTERS, Huh? > > Imagine that. :) > So glad I wasn't forced to go there. Time for this to get posted again, IM(not-so)HO, I've

Re: string seperated by multiple spaces

Michelle Rogers wrote: The point is...if you're wanting to help beginnersbe nicedon't jump down their throatsI'd prefer not to have that type of help. Use Charles K. Clarkson, as an example. He said the exact same thing, but said it in a way that it should be said to beginners. 'b

RE: string seperated by multiple spaces

MCMULLIN, NANCY <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: : After all, I thought the name of this group was Perl BEGINNERS... So it's not Perl Beginners for TOP POSTERS, Huh? Imagine that. :) HTH, Charles K. Clarkson -- Mobile Homes Specialist 254 968-8328 -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTE

RE: string seperated by multiple spaces

> > Thanks Charles, > > Now your polite comments on using warnings make me think and as well as > guilty. Also emphasizes on going an extra mile at times helps save time. > Point well taken, > > But on the other hand there are people on the list like "Mr. James Edward > Gray II" has some ego pro

Re: string seperated by multiple spaces

Naser Ali wrote: But on the other hand there are people on the list like "Mr. James Edward Gray II" has some ego problems. No body asked you to answer my question. if you really think beginners like me, for whom this list was created in the first place, are not worthy of your expertise and knowledg

RE: string seperated by multiple spaces

Naser Ali <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: : Now your polite comments on using warnings make me think : and as well as guilty. Also emphasizes on going an extra : mile at times helps save time. Point well taken, : : But on the other hand there are people on the list like : "Mr. James Edward Gray II" ha

Re: string seperated by multiple spaces

On Jun 28, 2004, at 11:55 AM, Naser Ali wrote: But on the other hand there are people on the list like "Mr. James Edward Gray II" has some ego problems. No body asked you to answer my question. if you really think beginners like me, for whom this list was created in the first place, are not wort

Re: string seperated by multiple spaces

> With all due respect, if you can't, then do not help. The world will survive > without your help. That's my point. If help isn't given cheerfully, it does more harm than good. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: string seperated by multiple spaces

The point is...if you're wanting to help beginnersbe nicedon't jump down their throatsI'd prefer not to have that type of help. Use Charles K. Clarkson, as an example. He said the exact same thing, but said it in a way that it should be said to beginners. I guess I'm taking it upon m

RE: string seperated by multiple spaces

Thanks Charles, Now your polite comments on using warnings make me think and as well as guilty. Also emphasizes on going an extra mile at times helps save time. Point well taken, But on the other hand there are people on the list like "Mr. James Edward Gray II" has some ego problems. No body aske

RE: string seperated by multiple spaces

James - we do appreciate your time and help. My hope is that because of your help, and our own training efforts, eventually we won't be sending you "junk code". ;-) -Original Message- From: James Edward Gray II [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 10:45 AM To: Michell

Re: string seperated by multiple spaces

On Jun 28, 2004, at 11:37 AM, MCMULLIN, NANCY wrote: After all, I thought the name of this group was Perl BEGINNERS... Sure is. And the FIRST thing beginners need to learn is to add strict and warnings to help them learn. It also helps us read your code, which can only be good for you. James -

Re: string seperated by multiple spaces

*grins at you* yes..yes...that's what it says...unless it's false advertising Michelle Rogers - Original Message - From: "MCMULLIN, NANCY" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Michelle Rogers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "James Edward Gray II" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Naser Ali" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: "Perl B

Re: string seperated by multiple spaces

On Jun 28, 2004, at 11:32 AM, Michelle Rogers wrote: wow..somebody woke up on the wrong side of bed, this morning... I wish I could say I was sorry. ;) You think whatever you want of me, but I'm not wrong. I've tried telling the person who started this thread before. Now I'm trying something e

RE: string seperated by multiple spaces

From: Naser Ali wrote: : Below is the actual code. This is just the preliminary code : to test the logic, it is not final yet, therefore, I am not : using "Warnings", "Strict" or for that matter anything else. Use strict and warnings from the very beginning. Don't w

RE: string seperated by multiple spaces

After all, I thought the name of this group was Perl BEGINNERS... -Original Message- From: Michelle Rogers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 10:33 AM To: James Edward Gray II; Naser Ali Cc: Perl Beginners Subject: Re: string seperated by multiple spaces wow..somebody

Re: string seperated by multiple spaces

Naser Ali wrote: Below is the actual code. This is just the preliminary code to test the logic, it is not final yet, therefore, I am not using "Warnings", "Strict" or for that matter anything else. That reasoning is so very, very *wrong*. Strictures and warnings are not to be added when a program i

Re: string seperated by multiple spaces

wow..somebody woke up on the wrong side of bed, this morning... shesh... Michelle Rogers - Original Message - From: "James Edward Gray II" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Naser Ali" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: "Perl Beginners" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 12:28 PM Subject: Re: stri

RE: matching only digits

N, Guruguhan (GEAE, Foreign National, EACOE) wrote: > Hi All, > I wanted to check whether the user input is only a number > and does contain any alphabet/s anywhere i.e. starting, end or > in-between. Can somebody tell me how to do this? I assume you mean "does NOT contain any ..." chom

Re: string seperated by multiple spaces

On Jun 28, 2004, at 11:15 AM, Naser Ali wrote: Below is the actual code. This is just the preliminary code to test the logic, it is not final yet, therefore, I am not using "Warnings", "Strict" or for that matter anything else. It's easy to make excuses, harder to do the right thing. Help us hel

Re: matching only digits

JupiterHost.Net wrote: Randy W. Sims wrote: N, Guruguhan (GEAE, Foreign National, EACOE) wrote: Hi All, I wanted to check whether the user input is only a number and does contain any alphabet/s anywhere i.e. starting, end or in-between. Can somebody tell me how to do this? How about s

RE: string seperated by multiple spaces

Below is the actual code. This is just the preliminary code to test the logic, it is not final yet, therefore, I am not using "Warnings", "Strict" or for that matter anything else. Also I am slurrping the whole file, and I know I do not have to, but alternate ways, I ll decide later. Thanks

Re: matching only digits

Randy W. Sims wrote: N, Guruguhan (GEAE, Foreign National, EACOE) wrote: Hi All, I wanted to check whether the user input is only a number and does contain any alphabet/s anywhere i.e. starting, end or in-between. Can somebody tell me how to do this? How about simply m/^\d+$/ if($input

RE: string seperated by multiple spaces

Thanks for your comments. It is a good idea. ultimately I was thinking of using the array. Since I am a new bee to this, while writing small programs I am trying to learn different aspects of the same function. Which I believe will be good for me in the long run. and in return I ll be able to contr

Re: string seperated by multiple spaces

Naser Ali wrote: I tried with, after removing "i" " split ' ' " and " split (/\s+/,$Avg) " as well, but no success In that case there is a problem also with a part of your code that you did not show us. -- Gunnar Hjalmarsson Email: http://www.gunnar.cc/cgi-bin/contact.pl -- To unsubscribe, e

Re: matching only digits

N, Guruguhan (GEAE, Foreign National, EACOE) wrote: Hi All, I wanted to check whether the user input is only a number and does contain any alphabet/s anywhere i.e. starting, end or in-between. Can somebody tell me how to do this? Use the Regexp::Common module:

RE: string seperated by multiple spaces

There are actually 7 fields total. The name Avg does not mean anything. I just copied and pasted an old code to save some time in editing while testing this functionality. Also "i" is a typo. should have put all the seven fields. So this is how it should look like abc 123 33545 789 52635 872

Re: string seperated by multiple spaces

Naser Ali wrote: Any suggestions on what am I doing wrong..? Why do you want a scalar variable for each value? Why not using an array instead? And you seem not to be using strictures and warnings. Others have helped you with the pattern passed to split(). -- Gunnar Hjalmarsson Email: http://www.g

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RE: string seperated by multiple spaces

From: Naser Ali wrote: : Hello all, : : I have a line of text and numbers each seperated by : multiple or single spaces looks like this : : abc 123 33545 789 : : I wanted to split the above line and store each : column value in a specific variable and later

Re: string seperated by multiple spaces

On Jun 28, 2004, at 10:19 AM, Naser Ali wrote: Hello all, I have a line of text and numbers each seperated by multiple or single spaces looks like this abc 123 33545 789 I wanted to split the above line and store each column value in a specific variable and later print, Below is the code

Re: string seperated by multiple spaces

> > Hello all, > > I have a line of text and numbers each seperated by multiple or single > spaces looks like this > > abc 123 33545 789 > > I wanted to split the above line and store each column value in a specific > variable and later print, > > Below is the code I am using but

string seperated by multiple spaces

Hello all, I have a line of text and numbers each seperated by multiple or single spaces looks like this abc 123 33545 789 I wanted to split the above line and store each column value in a specific variable and later print, Below is the code I am using but it's not working as I des

Re: last modified file

F H wrote: Gunnar Hjalmarsson wrote: F H wrote: I have a directory where log files are saved in on a daily basis by a VB program. and what I need is a way to get the last file stored into that directory. The last modified file in that directory should do it. perldoc -f stat What I am looking

Re: [Perl-beginners] matching only digits

N, Guruguhan (GEAE, Foreign National, EACOE) wrote: Hi All, I wanted to check whether the user input is only a number and does contain any alphabet/s anywhere i.e. starting, end or in-between. Can somebody tell me how to do this? TIA Guruguhan Hey, Please wrap your lines :-) To match 4

matching only digits

Hi All, I wanted to check whether the user input is only a number and does contain any alphabet/s anywhere i.e. starting, end or in-between. Can somebody tell me how to do this? TIA Guruguhan -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTEC

Fwd: Re: last modified file

Note: forwarded message attached. Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail is new and improved - Check it out!--- Begin Message --- Thanks Gunnar for responding What I am looking for is how "code wise" find the last modified file in a directory within a script. here us my script     use MIME::Lite;use Net::SMT

Re: Perl RPM X binary

> I just removed my perl 5.8.0 rpm and installed 5.8.3 via binary tar. It > works fine but when I try install some rpms depends perl (like mrtg) i get > the follow error: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# rpm -ivh mrtg-2.9.17-13.i386.rpm > erro: Failed dependencies: > perl >= 5.004 is needed by

Re: Creating images

dan wrote: Well, I had a feeling it *might* have been HTML related, but I knew perl had some image manipulation modules, and I was just wondering if there was anything that could create images for me on-the-fly, rather than go through complicated HTML routines each time I wanted to create an image

Re: Show the program is busy

Charlene Gentle wrote: Hi Hello Charlene, Is there a pop-up or other screen so that u can show the program that u are running is still busy. I think if you give us more info about what you're doing you will get some useful responses. Thanx HTH Lee.M - JupiterHost.Net -- To unsubscribe, e-mail:

Perl RPM X binary

I just removed my perl 5.8.0 rpm and installed 5.8.3 via binary tar. It works fine but when I try install some rpms depends perl (like mrtg) i get the follow error: [EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# rpm -ivh mrtg-2.9.17-13.i386.rpm erro: Failed dependencies: perl >= 5.004 is needed by mrtg-2.9.17-1

Re: Creating images

Well, I had a feeling it *might* have been HTML related, but I knew perl had some image manipulation modules, and I was just wondering if there was anything that could create images for me on-the-fly, rather than go through complicated HTML routines each time I wanted to create an image with some c

Re: Creating images

On 6/25/2004 6:56 PM, dan wrote: Hi all, again! I'm attempting to make a web page, where all the buttons are dynamic, where dynamic I say there's 1 "template" button image with nothing written on it, and I want to put requests into a html page to call a script as an image to put text on top of the

Re: POD anyone with a good example???

Bastian Angerstein wrote: Hello there, does anyone have a good example for pod documented sourcecode. I would like to have some sort of example where I can start with. A good example of inline doc is in the Pod::Parser module, take a look at it with: perldoc -m Pod::Parser (A usefull trick, BTW,

Re: POD anyone with a good example???

Bastian Angerstein wrote: does anyone have a good example for pod documented sourcecode. I would like to have some sort of example where I can start with. perldoc perlnewmod includes a couple of example hints, together with other useful suggestions. -- Gunnar Hjalmarsson Email: http://www.gunna

POD anyone with a good example???

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Show the program is busy

Hi Is there a pop-up or other screen so that u can show the program that u are running is still busy. Thanx