I'm trying to figure out the best way to go about this. I have an
operation that takes some time that has to be done to every file.
Certain files then go through operation #2, which takes even longer. I
want to somehow fork off number two so that operation number one can
proceed. Multiple insta
> print Dog::Hello;
That was it, they weren't exported I think. Refering to them as
Win32::File::ARCHIVE, I don't have the problem.
-mike
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gt;
> * use constant ABC => 'this is some text';
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> * use vars ...
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> On Wed, 2003-01-22 at 12:28, Michael Kingsbury wrote:
> > How do I use a (known) Bareword constant from a package when strict's on?
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> > -mike
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How do I use a (known) Bareword constant from a package when strict's on?
-mike
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Does anyone have an example of determinting the file attibute bits of a
file? I can get the bits, but have no easy way of determining what's
what. I'm using the Win32::File::GetAttributes function.
-mike
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