>I have a script that uses an infinite loop, I'm wanting to be able to
>set a timer that when expired will run a subroutine, something sort of
>like Poe's callback timer feature. How would I go about doing this? I
>need to be able to set multiple timers on the fly within my script and
>have th
Hi ,
This is really about make a tunnel with another server. When i googled i
found a sample perl script that function very nicely.
http://migo.sixbit.org/pinkhas/nettunnel
it works actually. basically , i tested that with a WEB Proxy . it proxied
and i can browse the internet with my
I have a script that uses an infinite loop, I'm wanting to be able to
set a timer that when expired will run a subroutine, something sort of
like Poe's callback timer feature. How would I go about doing this? I
need to be able to set multiple timers on the fly within my script and
have them onl
> Hi,
> I want to start Tcl/tk,Can anybody guide me good book or link for the
> beginner.
>
I'd like to start learning oil painting. Perhaps I'd be better served
asking in a forum dedicated to oil painting than a forum serving Perl
programmers.
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As I stated in the comment inside the code. Echoing witin the system
I assume that means the variables have the proper values in spork.test,
correct?
_works_. But running perl script within system _doesn't work_.
In what way, if its executed it worked but your script may not behave
how
Alan Campbell wrote:
> hello folks,
Hello,
> I'm slurping in a large file and seeing a nice speedup versus line by line
> processing...but I'm losing it in my (likely poorly constructed!)
> reg-expression match
>
> I do: -
>#
> # look for potentially problematic code of the following form:
