STR lpszTitle;
> UINT ulFlags;
> BFFCALLBACK lpfn;
> LPARAM lParam;
> int iImage;
>};
You've got the following (L = 32-bit integer (long or int), P = char pointer):
LLPP
2. Get function pointers using WIN32::API->new
my $SHBrowseForFolder = new Win
At 04:38 PM 10-05-01 +0530, Amarnath Honnavalli Anantharamaiah wrote:
>Ho do I traverse the directory tree and find the file present in it.
>I mean I should have an output similar to find command in shell.
>
>e.g find . -name lock -print
Find("/etc", "abcd");
sub Find($$)
{
my ($sPath, $sM
code error hilighting, etc. Can anyone suggest a good group
>environment for developing perl? My first urge is to set up Ultra-Edit
>with some appropriate customization.
EditPlus is very good.
Joe Yates
At 12:42 PM 08-05-01 -0400, Carl Rogers wrote:
>Sorry if this is a dumb question.. (I know, there is no such thing as a
>dumb question- only questions asked by dumb people:)
>
>I used the opendir() function in my Perl script to point to a folder with
>200+ text files for the purpose of extractin
(ODBC)),
2. Then...
use DBI;
my $dbh = DBI->connect('dbi:ODBC:DATA_SOURCE_NAME', 'USER_NAME',
'PASSWORD');
...do your stuff
$dbh->disconnect;
Joe Yates
