When running my HASH PL, i get the following error "Can't opendir(c:\/System Volume Information): Invalid argument". Now this is ok, but I was wondering if there are error PMs that would trap this and keep it from displaying on the screen?
If not, that is ok, I'll put it in my documentation and...
oh I love the challenge. This is what separtates others sites from the others. Here, you get the answers, but more you get educated and don't get made to feel stupid. This site is worth donating to for I feel we have the best people answering the questions.
I have much to learn and have...
Does anyone know what program will generate a flowchart from our PERL code?
I know of one for around $99.00 and was wondering if there are others I can compare it with.
Thanks
Can ask one more question. The code I am working with requires me to return 2 variables. I got everything working great but how is this done.
return $myvar1 $myvar2
Is this the way and then do I have to do a SPLIT from there?
Thanks
eer, Export.. Oh boy something else for me to read up on. Also, if I do use it as PM file, do I have to add the PM to perl like I do other PM mods or, just call it as a PM with the USE command?
Thanks and this is getting fun.
Jim
Kevin,
That should work and what I want to be able to do is use this code for all my other PL's as well and that is why I want to create a common.pl. This way all I would have to do is pass the file name and let the common do it's job.
I have a few commons SUBS that I call a lot and want to...
Kevin,
You're the man and thank you for all you have tought me over the months. This is what I am wanting to do. I have learned much from you and hope one day I can give back to this site what it has given me.
The Mod I am using is the Win32::AdminMisc and it has some problems with it. First...
This is true. Here is what I am doing but getting errors. I found using the "require" works better for me. But I am having problems gettings this one to work. Am I missing something here?
------------------------------------
Calling Code:
require "Common.pl"
Check_File($DestFile)...
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.