Pipe to X clipboard

aloha how do i pipe to the x clipboard from perl ? Are there diffrent ways from on X to an other ( x.org, Xfree86 ) MNibble -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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I whole heartedly agree! top post rules! Derek B. Smith OhioHealth IT UNIX / TSM / EDM Teams "Ryan Frantz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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[EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I whole heartedly agree! > > top post rules! well, it certainly doesn't require the poster to spend much thought on his post. Hit reply, press some keys, done. Readability be damned, and who cares about bandwidth and storage anymore? Probably "Ryan

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> You don't have to. Intelligent posters quote what they need, > editing out the superfluous stuff. Note how the comments go > close to the quoted material? > I'll take that one on the chin. ;) > > users don't even realize that there is a reply in > > bottom-posted emails. > > "Look, that idio

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Ryan Frantz wrote: > For the purposes of this list, I shall always post intelligently as > has been stated ... For continuity, I > would suggest everyone does the same. Excellent suggestion. For those who would like to post replies in the preferred "conversational" style or "inline" style (or wha

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> Ryan Frantz wrote: > > For the purposes of this list, I shall always post intelligently as > > has been stated ... For continuity, I > > would suggest everyone does the same. > > Excellent suggestion. > > For those who would like to post replies in the preferred > "conversational" > style or "

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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Ryan Frantz wrote: Spot the flaw. Please get Outlook-QuoteFix. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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On Jun 10, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: Any suggestions for Lotus Notes? Eww. Don't use Lotus? Seriously though, in your reply, because of the way Lotus Notes formats the email, there's no way of easily detecting (in my email program, PINE) where the old text ends and your reply begins. -- Je

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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: : : Any suggestions for Lotus Notes? Use a separate text editor to phrase replies. I often do this with Outlook with any but the most trivial response. My editor has macros and other features which are too difficult to do in Outlook. Co

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On Fri, 10 Jun 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Any suggestions for Lotus Notes? Short of "don't use Notes for mailing lists; sign up for them using a webmail or other personal mail accout" ... no, not really. Outlook has some broken defaults, but it's at least fixable. Notes is just plain broke

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Sorry for the inline answer and my bad english. [EMAIL PROTECTED] am Freitag, 10. Juni 2005 15.14: > I whole heartedly agree! (In this top posting manner, the sense of above sentence (at least for me) is: Somebody agrees, and does that _whole_heartedly_. Ok, it may be interesting sometimes to

Re: @array =to=> $array

> my $localtime; > @$localtime{qw / second minute hour mday month year weekday yearday isdst /} = > localtime(time); > > [1] A style nit: Speaking of nitpicks: my %localtime; > If you DO need to iterate across all the indices for an array ( rarely > necessary if you have designed your data corre

Top Posting (was RE: host id)

<< VERY fascinating discussions about the pros and cons of top-posting SNIPPED>> While I'm sure the arguments for and against the top-posting practices of Internet email lists are wonderful, perhaps we can change the subject of these emails. I keep hoping someone will tell me more about the OP's

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Larsen, Errin M HMMA/IT wrote: > << VERY fascinating discussions about the pros and cons of top-posting > SNIPPED>> > > While I'm sure the arguments for and against the top-posting practices > of Internet email lists are wonderful, perhaps we can change the > subject of these emails. I keep hopin

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On 6/10/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I whole heartedly agree! > > top post rules! Apparently, so does Lotus Notes. My deepest sympathies. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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yeah thanks... company email system... Ar... notes is evil. for that fact IBM is evil! Dave Gray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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On 6/9/05, Wiggins d'Anconia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > 4. Speed/Forking: because backticks causes a fork, you are using system > resources in a way you wouldn't necessarily need to if you were able to > use a built-in function. When Perl forks, it forks an exact copy of the > running process and

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> > my $localtime; > > @$localtime{qw / second minute hour mday month year weekday yearday isdst / > } = > > localtime(time); > > > > [1] A style nit: > > Speaking of nitpicks: > my %localtime; Assuming you are suggesting making that change, I'd reccomend against it, unless you wish to elicit th

Help using one-liner and HTML::Entities to decode string?

Can I use a perl one-liner and the module HTML::Entities to decode a string like this from the command line?: select%7Bsp%7D*%7Bsp%7Dfrom%7Bsp%7Dcore_links It's the beginning of a very long SQL statement. I tried these variations, to no avail: 506 echo select%7Bsp%7D*%7Bsp%7Dfrom%7Bsp%7Dcor

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On 6/10/05, Lawrence Statton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > my $localtime; > > > @$localtime{qw / second minute hour mday month year weekday yearday isdst > > > / > > } = > > > localtime(time); > > > > > > [1] A style nit: > > > > Speaking of nitpicks: > > my %localtime; > > Assuming you are su

RE: Help using one-liner and HTML::Entities to decode string?

KEVIN ZEMBOWER wrote: > Can I use a perl one-liner and the module HTML::Entities to decode a > string like this from the command line?: > > select%7Bsp%7D*%7Bsp%7Dfrom%7Bsp%7Dcore_links Those aren't HTML entities. It looks more like URI escaping > > It's the beginning of a very long SQL statem

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> Huh. So it does... that doesn't look like it's making a reference, > though. I think I would write that as @{$localtime}{ ... } for > clarity. > I only got out my "snippy" voice because it will be a snowy day here when I post example code to the list that hasn't actually been tested. It does no

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Dave Gray wrote: > On 6/9/05, Wiggins d'Anconia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >>4. Speed/Forking: because backticks causes a fork, you are using system >>resources in a way you wouldn't necessarily need to if you were able to >>use a built-in function. When Perl forks, it forks an exact copy of the

Re: @array =to=> $array

On 6/10/05, Lawrence Statton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Huh. So it does... that doesn't look like it's making a reference, > > though. I think I would write that as @{$localtime}{ ... } for > > clarity. > > As to the clarity question. To my eyes, I find spurious {} tend to > diminish rather t

Re: Net::SSH::Perl bind socket problem

I'm really sorry for not replying during all this time. I'm involved in lots of project, and I had to set this one aside for a moment. But now I'm determined to get this thing fix! I still have beginner level in perl, and can't quite make sense of the code you posted. I asked the net::ssh::perl m