I use the stat function.
-Brad
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>I have a requirement to find out the size of a file existing
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Has anyone seen this and know how to fix it?
Thanks,
Brad Fike
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I get the following error when I try to get documentation about a module or
function.
Can't spawn "cmd.exe": No such file or directory at C:\Perl\bin/perldoc.bat
line 395.
does anyone have a fix for this?
-Thanks,
Brad
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I would use the Tk module.
But I think there is also a Win32::GUI module. (or something like that)
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> From: Joe Echavarria [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, June 27, 2002 9:57 AM
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> Hi there,
could copy-and-paste
into an email?
Thanks,
Brad
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> Subject: Re: roll your own small smtp server
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> On Thursday, June 27, 200
Hello all,
I know about the net::smtp module and use it.
What I would like to do is find a module or a script that
can run like it's own smtp server. (ie there is not one available
on my network) Does anyone know of a module to do that
or have some code using a lower level module (io::socket)
For embedding I've tested Mason and Embperl and found that Embperl for less
complicated
and allowed for easier to read code (which is important when you are working
in a team).
But I have recently moved to HTML::Template. I really like the separation of
HTML and
code that it allows and I also fe
All,
I have written a small cgi script that allows my users to submit some text
to a db.
everything work well except that it seems to be doubling their return keys.
Each time
they modify their entry the lines get one return key further apart. I read
this in one
of the Oreilly books...
"Upon subm