perl.trainers...Re: Hiring training facilities. by Peter Scott- October 11, 2006 On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 10:09:00 +0200, Johan Vromans wrote:> Likewise, notepad does not understand files that have only n as lime> terminators, Wordpad does. Any system that has Notepad should have Wordpad.> so students were not able to inspect the data files that I> provided them for the exercises. Nowadays I provide special copies with> CRLF endings.-- Peter Scotthttp:www.perlmedic.comhttp:www.perldebugged.comhttp://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.trainers/2006/10/msg582.html Re: Hiring training facilities. by Johan Vromans- October 11, 2006 "Michael R. Wolf" <MichaelRunningWolfatt.net> writes:> that any old notepadcmd.exe or viksh combination will work.One problem I once ran into was that the students on Windows gotslightly different results from the students using Linux. Turned outthat the Windows editor they used did not provide a final newline.Likewise, notepad does not understand files that have only n as limeterminators, so students were not able to inspect the data files thatI provided them for the...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.trainers/2006/10/msg581.html RE: Hiring training facilities. by Michael R. Wolf- October 10, 2006 Don&39;t sweat the fire drill thing again. In 10+ years of training, it&39;s onlyhappened to me once.I don&39;t count on the facilities being OK, even when I&39;m teaching for atrusted client of mine that has 10 of their own facilities. I&39;m hosting theclass. I&39;m the host. It would be nice if the facility took thatresponsibility as seriously as I did, but I don&39;t leave my responsibility totheir employees, or worse yet, their non-employees since some sites are notstaffed by full time.http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.trainers/2006/10/msg580.html Re: Hiring training facilities. by Steven Lembark- October 8, 2006 -- Rich Bowen <rbowenrcbowen.com>> I&39;ve had this problem almost every time I do training on-site. If it&39;s> onsite, they seem to not take their investment seriously, and wander in> and out. I had a training where, of 18 people registered, only one> person was actually there for the entire time of the class, with the> rest of them wandering in and out, having 2-3 hour meetings, leaving> early, arriving late, and so on. And that one person wasn&39;t exactly...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.trainers/2006/10/msg579.html |