At 20:43 +0100 10/5/12, John Delacour wrote:
>I installed Mountain Lion yesterday, probably the worst decision I ever made!
>Some of Apple's own main apps now seem to be buggier than they were 5 years
>ago with no useful new features.
>
>None of my UNIX filters in BBEdit are now working.
>
>For example this script
>
>#!/usr/bin/perl
>while (<>) {
>print "* $_"
>}
>
>should put an asterisk at the beginning of each line in the front document but
>nothing happens at all with this script or any other.
>
>Mountain Lion has caused me so much trouble that I'm now exhausted, so perhaps
>I'm missing something obvious.
>
>Any help out there?
>
>JD
You might need a semicolon after the print, But it is the last line between {}s
so whonoze?
Apple thinks UNIX users are out to destroy their machines.
Others, in the SciTech area, have reported that many UNIX executables have
been moved from /usr/bin/ to something like /usr/share/bin/... though Apple
itself uses perl so perhaps not.
Check which perl top see if a usable perl is found with your $PATH and your
path might not be what you think when calling from within bbedit.
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