Re: Quick Perl on Windows Newbie Questions

Tim Johnson wrote: See answers below. Thanks Tim! -Original Message- From: JupiterHost.Net [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2004 12:30 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Quick Perl on Windows Newbie Questions Hello ActiveState ActivePerl users (any on this list?) :) I

RE: Quick Perl on Windows Newbie Questions

See answers below. -Original Message- From: JupiterHost.Net [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2004 12:30 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Quick Perl on Windows Newbie Questions Hello ActiveState ActivePerl users (any on this list?) :) I have a couple quick questions

Quick Perl on Windows Newbie Questions

Hello ActiveState ActivePerl users (any on this list?) :) I have a couple quick questions for you Windows users... Is ActivePerl automatically set to execute .pl files if doubleclicked? If not how do you set that up? To run it via DOS all you need to do is run "c:\> perl path\to\script.pl" correc

Re: 2 newbie questions

Bee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > hello all, > > I've just start my learning on perl, and recently still learning some basic > syntax. > So I hope my question is still making sense. > > I am now learning about how to write files and wondering is that possible > to inserting / overwriting bytes i

2 newbie questions

hello all, I've just start my learning on perl, and recently still learning some basic syntax. So I hope my question is still making sense. I am now learning about how to write files and wondering is that possible to inserting / overwriting bytes in files ( text / binary ). and I am on Win32. A

A couple of Newbie Questions

Hi all, I'm rather new to programming, so I thought I'd ask a couple of general questions. I have done a little programming, but It was way back in the early 80's using BASIC. I fooled around with that until I went to College to study Audio Engineering and Music. That has naturally led me to th

[Fwd: Newbie questions...]

Hi all... I hope I didn't ask too much of my fellow perl programmers! I solved my problem, using print statements! Simple, yet profound. I apologize for any inconvenience of this thread, thanks... I surely did not expect an answer right away! -Scott Hi all... I have an attached program w

Newbie questions...

Hi all... I have an attached program w/ text file, if anyone cares to look at... It is a small perl pgm that checks filesystem(s) which have a soft/hard limit. It mails the recipient when a limit is exceeded. I have just ported to a differnet linux box. The perl version on the linux box I'm tryin