Hello,
In Calc you can use a data validation list and use the data of another sheet
for example in a workbook named "roadmap" with two sheets :
- todo_list and workers_list
in a column of todo_list i can use a drop list, build with data validation, which use data from worker_list.
I...
Hello,
I try to select some files in a repertory using -newer .
if i use this kind of options it works fine :
find . -newer file_mark -print | less
BUT if i use the exec option , it doesn't work anymore :
find . -newer file_mark -exec ls -l {} \;
It print the entire directory not...
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I try to load the content of a file into two tables with sqlloader.
The first table has an indentifier which is obtains with an SEQUENCE,
The second table has a field which contains the ident of the first table has a foreign key
Everything is ok except the management of the...
Hello,
I don't know where to post this : in XML forum or in javascript forum ?
So, I have to display two set of data in the same html page.
Each set of data is inside a <div> tag.
Data is encoded in xml, each set in a different file.
HMLT code is generated by XSLT. One XSLT for each data...
Hello,
In scripting language ( shell, perl, python ) does someone knows of a way to coordinate the source of two HTML pages ?
I m looking for something like the diff command ( unix ) but wich understand the HTML tags :
For example
older_page.htm : ...<TABLE><TR><href link1><href...
Hello,
In perl, is there a SIMPLE way to coordinate two directories ?
By simple i mean without file::find and its no so easy syntax
For example :
In \tp1 i have 3 files :
iwantit.txt onlyhere.txt thesame.txt
In \tp2 i have 2 files :
iwantit.txt thesame.txt
(...
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I try to use a documentation program nammed "edoc".
It use tk and it's written in Perl
I m trying it on Win98
The programme stop because it don't find tk::Photo.
I have all the needed modules installed on my computer
so i think that there is a pathway problem inside these...
hello,
Is there specific commands or parameters to use when accessing a directory on Windows ?
This is my script :
#use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dumper;
$Data::Dumper::Purity=1;
my $base="C:\\Epusbdrv";
print "base ".$base."\n";
push(@CDROM, scrute( $base ) );
print Dumper( @CDROM...
Hello everybody,
I start to learn Perl just a few days ago and i would like to reproduce the tree structure of an hard drive into a hash list.
What i think is something like this :
rep1 ---fic1 which will give : { "rep1" => { "fic1",
fic2 "fic2", "srep11" =>...
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