Hi!
KevinADC: Yes that's right I missed looking into Win32::IE::Mech anize, sorry for that!
Now I've started looking into that though, and it seems to be filling my needs somewhat better, feels like I'm almost there, but still I don't get how I can get my files downloaded without manually having to provide any user input whatsoever.
As of now I get an IE browser starting up, and I get to the download file prompt, but I...
MimiMi
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Sorry sorry.. I don't need to waste your time by asking silly questions such as whether WWW::Mechanize works with JavaScript, that wasn't hard to find out for myself. The answer is NO. Unfortunately.
Have to figure out how to solve this then.. some other way.. :/
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Hello again!
I appreciate all your efforts to help me out here!
I've been working on other things, but now it's time to get back to this. (I still haven't got it working).
Here's my current status:
The myFile.html I get from
has JavaScript on it.. Here are some parts...Code:$mech->get( $url, ':content_file' => 'C:\Tmp\myFile.html' ); (see previous posts if I'm unclear)
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Hi! Thank you so much guys, for giving me feedback quickly!
I now know though, that the problem is related to credentials...
When, in the script, I change
$mech->get( $url, ':content_file' => 'C:\Tmp\myFile. zip' );
to
$mech->get( $url, ':content_file' => 'C:\Tmp\myFile. html' );
I can see that the downloaded file is indeed a webpage; and that is, a login page..
I don't really know how to...Leave a comment:
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How can I get my https file fetch working?
Hi y'all!
I'm new at perl, and I'm trying to automate a file fetch.
I have this url (in this example called 'https://GetMyFile'), which, when I paste it into a browser, gives me the pop-up "File Download" - Do you want to open or save this file?.. And clicking 'save' gives me the file I want.
I would like to achieve the same result automatically, without having to paste the url into a browser and click... -
Adding files after exe created (NSIS)
Hi!
I'm using NSIS to build an installer and would like to be able to add configuration files AFTER the executable is created. That is, so that I can build and use the same installer (the same executable), but depending on who it's for I would like to be able to open up the exe and add a couple of files. (As opposed to building several different intaller exe:s).
Does anyone know if this is even possible, and if so, how?
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I have now found the answer to my question! The issues I had are well explained here:
Working with Packing Structures
I didn't know about this before.. Well, I knew data alignment and stuff, what I mean is that I didn't know about the compiler ways to "specify" it. It's always nice to learn new stuff!
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I should have added that if PtrA->b is read in FuncA the 4 bytes beyond the end of the structure are accessed rather than the expected value; 3. ObjA.b does return the correct value...
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So, is the fault "mine", ie you're not supposed to write code that way, or is it Microsoft (Visual C++ Express 2005 linker)?Leave a comment:
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Compiler issue?
If a struct with the same name are defined in two different files,
something is wrong when building since the wrong struct definition is used when accessing via pointer.
See the following example:
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File A:
typedef struct
{
uint8 a;
uint16 b;
} MyStruct_t;
int FuncA(void)
{
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Ok, thank you very much, my problem is solved!
However, I'm trying to really understand why just writing
[code=c]
p="something,so mething";
[/code]
doesn't work. While debugging, I see that the params-pointer and the p-pointer both point to the same address. That's why I'm confused.
But is it because the pointer p only gets assigned to point to the string 'locally', so once we're outside the...Leave a comment:
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Simple pass-by-reference question
How do I get the pass by reference-thing to work in this example?
Since I'm still new to C I sometimes get confused in this matter, and this is one of those occasions.
I'm obviously doing something wrong.
...Code:int main(void) { char *params = mem_alloc(sizeof(char)*64); getParams(params); printf("Parameters: %s",params); mem_free(params); } int getParams(char -
Thank you all for taking the time to try and help me with this!
The problem is now solved!
memcpy was no good idea!
And also, the struct member 'name' worked much better looking like this
instead of 'char *name'. And I didn't need an 'intermediate' buffer but could get the struct-data 'straight away'. Kinda...Code:struct table_entry { int length; int offset; char name[NAMESIZE]; };Leave a comment:
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Maybe you can do it like this?
Cheers!...Code:memcpy(entry.length,buf,4); memcpy(entry.offset,buf+4,4); memcpy(entry.name,buf+8,16);
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That's the thing, that's my problem: populating that one struct variable!
Maybe it's just that my problem is too simple, that's why you all have a hard time understanding what I mean? (And of course, I'm not too great at describing my problem clearly either I guess..)
Let's put it this way: If I have a buffer filled with bytes, and I want to populate a struct out of it, how do I do that?
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Thank you both for taking the time trying to help me!
I have the code to open the input file and read it into my parse buffer yes, so I guess my problem is figuring out the high level parsing a struct worth of data algorithm!
No, I don't have any parse code yet (if I understand that last question correctly), that's kinda the problem..
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How to parse data from a buffer into an array of structs?
Hello
I'm still kinda new at C and I have this buffer filled with data that I want to to 'parse' into a an array of structs. How do I do this?
The only thing I can think of is for-loops, kinda 'bytewise', but there must be a better way?
It's something like this:
...Code:char buf[BUFSIZE]; struct table_entry{ int length; int offset; char *name; } struct -
Passing values between Lua and C
Hi!
I'm trying to learn Lua scripting from within C and I'm now stuck on this (simple?) problem. I want to pass a value from C to Lua, and then get a value from Lua back to C.
Here's an example of a piece of C-code which gets a value from Lua and which works fine for me:
...Code:int test_Lua() { lua_State *L=lua_open(); char myArg[] = "result = \"Lua-string\""; luaL_dostring(L,myArg); -
Hi and thanks again for taking the time! I think I understand it a little bit better now, so again, thank you!
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