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Hi, I've used R for statistical analysis and graphing and it's hard to beat for this. However, I'm from a general programming background and starting to miss those capabilities, process control, data transformation etc. I'm starting to look at rpy2 which runs R in a Python process, it seems...

:) Thank you Mike

Excellent, thanks @SamBones :) Mike

Hi, I don't seem to be able to find a forum for R programming, am I missing something obvious? (Posting here because Python is often used with R) Mike

My answer (above) is complete twaddle... I don't think you can *quite* do what you're asking, but there's probably a way around it. Can you start the process on the end of a pipe and then block until there's something to read? open(P, 'scanner_proc |') while(<P>){ # do whatever you're going...

Hi Rick, I've not written this kind of Perl script for Windows but you do something similar to this in *nix when you write a daemon process - you close and then reopen stdin, stdout and stderr. I'll have a look around. Mike

Nice one... Mike

@1DMF That should be $arg0 surely :) Mike

That's a shame - good detective work on your part though Mike

Try something like this open(my $ssh, "| ssh -T $onlineon >a_file 2>&1"); print $ssh "/usr/sbin/vxassist -g $dg listtag | $awk -F= '/activebase/ { print \$2 }'"; close($ssh) or die "$!"; open(A_FILE,"a_file"); while(<A_FILE>){ # process each line from the file, just print it in this example...

Thanks both :) Mike

Hi there, I've just stumbled over Google Apps Script and, initially, I'm quite taken with it. Is this the forum to learn about it and ask questions or does it differ enough from standard Java script to make it need its own forum really? Mike

Speed really isn't the issue, opening and closing the log file each time will work on every Perl platform, all of them. You're right about the Unix boxes of course. But you shouldn't be writing fast scripts anyway :) you should be writing scripts that you can read, that work and can be made to...

Hello V create your log file when the script starts, like this open(LOG,">>logfile.txt") or die; print LOG "Log file opened\n"; close LOG; Each time you want to log something, open the file (for append, like above), write to and close the file. Like this open(LOG,">>logfile.txt") or die...

Nicely done, so far as I can see. Does it behave as you expect so far? I particularly like the clear layout of the script, v cool and easy to read. Two things. 1 - the variable $2009, I don't know if that (a variable name made all of digits) will work or not, change to something starting with...

What do you want to do with the files when you've opened them? Mike http://www.myspace.com/micahhowzat

I think you need to check your DBI & DBD installation. Mike http://www.myspace.com/micahhowzat

Ok, thanks everyone for the common sense advice. The one that did the trick for me was goom's http://www.snapfiles.com/get/winsockxpfix.html All seems to be working nicely - thanks again to everyone and esp. to goom for the advice that worked in thos particular case. Mike Mike...

hi all & thanks for taking the time to reply. I'm working through the advice & will report back. Thanks again, much appreciated. Mike Mike http://www.myspace.com/micahhowzat

Hello All, I'me having trouble connecting to http://www.windowsupdate.com/ It resolves and then is redirected to http://update.microsoft.com/windowsupdate/v6/thanks.aspx?ln=en&&thankspage=5 but the server doesn't respond. I am using IE 8 v8.0.6001.18702 The page ieframe.dll/dnserror.htm is...