I was wondering if someone could point me in the direction of good
documentation on how perl ties in with Oracle and XML. I am developing a
work order system for my company which will potentially make extensive use
of these technologies (and perhaps more where applicable). Any information
would
I am trying to copy files into users start menus because of an installation
gone awry. The files goto different places depending on the os.
networked computers are referred to as:
\\(computername)\(driveletter)$
john doe's machine name:
\\doej\c$(for the c drive)
\\doej\d$(for the d d
How do I check to see if a drive (i.e. C: or D:) exists??
I am writing a script to couple start menu files to the all users directory
of different windows configurations and I need to know this to edit the
shortcuts on some machines (forget about why). Any help would be greatly
appreciated.
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I can recommend a way:
My way or the highway.
where the hell did that come from?
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I was wondering if anyone could point me in the direction of a good perl ipc
tutorial (other than perldoc). Also any perlscript sites or using c/c++ in
perl would be appreciated too. Thanks in advance.
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Maybe youre just a wuss.
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I just had to put in some filler so the message would send. If you can help
me please do. Thanks in advance.
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I am new to this. I was wondering what the best way to interface with a
Microsoft Access Database would be. I am going to be using PerlScript to
generate DHTML to make an online work-order system for the IT department and
the building engineers. I just wanted to ask for a small example or two o
Actually there Sparky, your intuition has failed you again. Taken into
consideration the amount of time wasted on brainstorming and the bad coding
practices put into play in one liners and (if we are thinking here. Think.
Think.) the way a program can be condensed into a series of one liners
(af
I want to get a consensus here. Do you think one liners are faster than
more extensive programs. Discuss.
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I was wondering what the best way for a parent and a child proccess to
communicate is. I have been reading perldoc and perlipc for the past few
hours and they have not been of much help. Just a couple of code snippets
and a little explanation would be great. Thanks.
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How do I send mail without and SMTP server. My company uses a microsoft
exchange server and I cannot figure out how to get the Mail::Sendmail module
to work.
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I need to know the fastest way to determine a length of an array. I know
there is a built in kind of thing somewhere. I just cant remember it.
Thanks
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If anyone knows where I can find some half way decent examples and
explanations I would be thrilled thanks.
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just a simple question. I am new to the whole RegExp thing. It gets kind
of confusing. If someone could point me in the direction of a good tutorial
with plenty of examples or if someone could post a few regexp with small
code snippets and explain I would appreciate very much. Thanks in advanc
Andrea,
I guess I was a little harsh. I just had a very bad night and I guess I
took it out a little on you. Sorry. You werent any of the things that I
said. I understand your viewpoint. Just wanted to apologize. No hard
feelings?
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Actually, Andrea, if that is your real name, his question was more than
detailed enough. Although I may not currently possess the information that
he is looking for I can still spot a thoroughly precise question.
Apparently you can not. Maybe you should work on that before you get your
masters i
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