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Hi Friends,
Can some one help me, I am unable to run my vmware. Please find the attachment for the error msg and the vmware log file.
Thanks in advance.
Arun
Can some one help me, I am unable to run my vmware. Please find the attachment for the error msg and the vmware log file.
Thanks in advance.
Arun
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- vmware-0.log (41.7 K)
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VMerror.jpg (105.3 K)
etung wrote: Finally got a few minutes. Disclaimer: not a perl expert, in fact, this is the first bit I've written.
TODO: test escaping (e.g. does it happen to work correctly at all)
TODO: test escaping (e.g. does it happen to work correctly at all)
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
if ($#ARGV != 0) {
print "Recovers .vmx files from .log files."
print "Usage:\n$0 logfile > vmxfile\n";
exit;
}
while () {
if (/: vmx\| DICT --- CONFIGURATION/) { last; }
}
while () {
if (/: vmx\| DICT --- USER DEFAULTS/) { last; }
s/.*: vmx\| DICT[ ]*//;
s/(^[^=]*=) (.*$)/$1 "$2"/;
print;
}
As expected I had to chmod the vmxRecover.pl script after downloading to make it executable although if the script is set executable and archived before uploading it should be executable after unzipping and would be easier to use.
However the script still needs a little work as it has some errors and the output needed a little clean up.
Executing without arguments creates error...
syntax error at vmxRecover.pl line 7, near "print"
Executing with proper arguments still caused errors with...
syntax error at vmxRecover.pl line 7, near "print"
After commenting out the "if ($#ARGV != 0) {" block and executing with proper arguments it still caused errors with the output,the trailing quote on all parameter values was returned to the next line, however the output was easily cleaned up and certainly faster then manually processing the log file.
So for a first attempt at perl not to bad!
Thanks for doing it Eric.
Eric here is my suggested code if executed without any arguments and also eliminates the error around this code when used with valid arguments.
Still looking at the rest but I have to say that Quotes and Interpolation along with Search and Replace Functions are new to me as well as Pearl is not one of my Languages of choice. Although what you've written certainly encourages me to delve deeper into using Perl.
Message was edited by: WoodyZ
if ($#ARGV != 0) {
print "\nRecovers .vmx files from .log files.\n";
print "Usage: $0 logfile > vmxfile\n\n";
exit;
}
Still looking at the rest but I have to say that Quotes and Interpolation along with Search and Replace Functions are new to me as well as Pearl is not one of my Languages of choice. Although what you've written certainly encourages me to delve deeper into using Perl.
Message was edited by: WoodyZ
Yeah, that's what I get for testing it, adding a little more documentation, then not testing. Good tip on zipping, thanks.
This only scratches the surface of what Perl can do
This only scratches the surface of what Perl can do
Hi,
I also has the same problem to open up my Windows XP. The snapshot is attached below. Please help me to fix this problem. Thank you very much
I also has the same problem to open up my Windows XP. The snapshot is attached below. Please help me to fix this problem. Thank you very much
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