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I am trying to install the Date::Manip Module in Perl. I am running Perl Version 5.14.2 and it does not seem to be installing successfully through the PPM. (PPM throws a 401 Access required error). I am guessing that the error here is that the Version of Perl is outdated for the module in the ppm. Since this is in the server and there are many other scripts running on a day to day basis, I can not upgrade the Perl version. I need to install the previous version of the Date::Manip module but this is not found in the ppm. How do I go about doing this ? Thanks ! The reason the 401 error occurs is

I'm a bit new to programming and I'm having some trouble writing a Perl script that will grab all the images from a webpage and save them in a specified directory. Here's my code: use warnings; use strict; use lib '/home/User1/strawberry/cpan/build'; use Image::Grab; $pic = Image::Grab->new(SEARCH_URL=>'http://www.examplesite.com', REGEXP =>'.*\.gif|.*\.jpg'); my $dir = 'images'; opendir (IMG, ">>$dir") || die "Directory doesn't exist - $!\n"; foreach ($pic) { print IMG "$_\n"; } closedir IMG; This is the error I get when I run the script in PuTTY: Can't locate Image/Grab.pm in @INC (@INC

I have say 100 custom packages like (file1.pm, file2.pm, file3.pm, file4.pm, file5.pm, file6.pm ) Each file contains one function. i want to import all in my every simple perl script. How to import them in easy way. Please suggest any easiest way? You can use this small script to load all 100 modules into it: # pragma use strict; use warnings; # standard modules needed by the script use Module::Load; # the loop below loads all 100 of your custom modules (file1.pm, file2.pm, ...) foreach my $i (1 .. 100) { load "file$i"; } As I said in a comment, I think this is a terrible way to organise your

Can somebody tell me how can we convert the rtf file into text with all the tags, tables and formatted data using perl programming language ? @Ahmad Bilal , @petersergeant : I have been using the below code for RTF to TXT conversion and i am able to convert into text. But the problem is i am unable to capture table or image formats and even all the entities in the inputfile are not captured using the program. use 5.8.0; use strict; use warnings; use Getopt::Long; use Pod::Usage; use RTF::HTMLConverter; #------------------------------------------------------------------- #Variable Declarions #-

I am trying to make an extensible system whereby I can code up a new module to be a handler. I want the program to automatically load any new .pm file that is put into the Handlers directory and conforms to a Moose::Role interface. I'm wondering whether there is a Perl module or a more Moose sanctioned way to do this automatically? Here is what I have built so far, but it seems a little verbose and there has got to be a simpler way to do it. handler.pl contains: #!/usr/bin/perl use Handler; use Data::Dumper; my $base_handler = Handler->new(); $base_handler->load_modules('SysG/Handler'); print

I'm trying Perl's PDL in the following code: #!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; use PDL::Core qw(pdl); use PDL::Math qw(isfinite); use PDL::Primitive qw(statsover); my $div = 4; my @array1 = (0..10); my $pdl_array = log(pdl(@array1)/$div); $pdl_array->where(!isfinite($pdl_array)) .= 0; my($mean,$stdev) = statsover($pdl_array); die $pdl_array,"\n",$mean," ",$stdev,"\n"; and I'm getting this error: Undefined subroutine &PDL::divide called at ./compare_const.pl line 10. Any hint, please?Thanks a lot. PDL is unusual in its design, and therefore has an unusual and somewhat fragile import mechanism.