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Recent content by MrMango
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Greedy quantifiers with vbs regular expressions
I'm not positive, but I'm pretty sure that VBScript simply doesn't support non-greedy quantifiers. You'll probably be better off using something like "<IMG[^>]*>" to search for html image tags. If you've used Perl regular expressions very much, I think you'll find there's a lot you... -
Creating a DLL to perform simple telnet
Here's a few more details... I come from a UNIX (tcl/tk and perl) background. If I ever wanted to telnet to some equipment, those languages could do that. I could just open a socket and then read/write to them easily. Now, I'm needing to do that same thing from a Windows machine. I'm not...- MrMango
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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can you create windows DLL's in Perl?
I come from a UNIX programming background, having spent the past couple of years writing almost exclusively tcl/tk code (with a little bit of Perl when my boss wasn't looking) on a Solaris platform.<br><br>In my new job, I'm doing exclusively windows programming and am finding that the easy... -
Creating a DLL to perform simple telnet
I am using a VB-like tool and I need to be able to do some basic telnet functions (connect, send and receive text, and close). There is no way to do this in the language I'm using, but it allows for the importation of procedures via DLLs. So, I'm wanting to write these in...- MrMango
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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UNIX zombie/defunct processes
When you fire off the process, exec returns the PID, so try something like this:<br> <br> set tmpPID [exec newProcess &]<br> <br> then, as part of your cleanup, include:<br> <br> exec /bin/kill $tmpPID<br> <br> which should kill newProcess.<br> <br> Good luck! -
Running a c/c++ program from tcl/tk
Eugenia,<br> <br> It would be helpful to have more information (like the error message). My best guess from what you wrote is that you need to include the full path for g++ (ie /apps/gnu/bin/g++).<br> <br> If this doesn't work out any better for you, email me and we'll figure something out.<br>...
