In article <p05200f0bba23a385de61@[192.168.0.2]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Emmanuel. M. Decarie) wrote:
> À (At) 18:07 -0500 14/12/02, Chris Nandor écrivait (wrote) : > >Could you search your system headers for "keyReplyPortAttr"? > > Hmm, not sure what you are saying here. I just know basic C and I'm > not familiar with the Carbon framework. Where are my system headers? > > I tried that though: > > % grep -r "keyReplyPortAttr" /System/Library/Frameworks/* > > But it take forever to run. If you give me more details, I'll try again. Yes, it could take forever. :-) I am not sure how to better narrow it down, though. Maybe use find(1) to look for *.h files. > >If you can't find it, try (in Carbon.h, or AppleEvents.xs): > > > > #define keyReplyPortAttr 'repp' > > Ok, in Carbon.h, in the beginning of the file: > > #ifndef MAC CARBON H > #define MAC CARBON H > #define keyReplyPortAttr 'repp' > > >See if that works. > > Well it pass most of the tests (btw, these tests are very funny) Good, and :). > t/Carbon......................._ComponentCacheableInitialize > t/Carbon.......................ok As noted in a previous post, some Components when initialized or used or something decide to emit text to STDERR (hopefully, it's STDERR, not STDOUT!). I consider this behavior broken on behalf of the component, though I suppose I could be wrong. But you should see this any time you run anything on the command line that loads in components, such as osascript(1). So basically, I don't know I can do anything to quiet that "_ComponentCacheableInitialize". > MacPerl/t/MacPerl..............ok 3/13 ComponentCacheableInitialize > Argument "10.1.2" isn't numeric in numeric ge (>=) at Fixed for 0.03. > MacPerl/t/MacPerl.t line 40. > MacPerl/t/MacPerl..............ok 10/13# Failed test > (MacPerl/t/MacPerl.t at line 88) > # got: '2' > # expected: '3' > MacPerl/t/MacPerl..............ok 12/13# Looks like you failed 1 tests of 13. > MacPerl/t/MacPerl..............dubious > Test returned status 1 (wstat 256, 0x100) > DIED. FAILED test 11 > Failed 1/13 tests, 92.31% okay Weird. Are you sure you clicked Cancel? > Processes/t/Processes..........ok > 2/6 skipped: No parent Odd. You ran this on the local machine from Terminal.app? -- Chris Nandor [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://pudge.net/ Open Source Development Network [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://osdn.com/
