On Thursday, September 12, 2002, at 10:12 PM, John Labovitz wrote: > Or for that matter, if you're distributing an actual program (as > opposed to > a module), couldn't you just ship the needed Perl modules as part of the > application bundle, changing @INC as needed? (I'm only guessing that > this > will work.)
You can do that with CamelBones, as well as bundling the CamelBones.framework itself into your application bundle. You can give your end users a nice, simple drag and drop install of your application, along with a friendly Cocoa interface. Full disclosure: I wrote CamelBones. You could say my opinion's a bit biased. ;-) sherm--
