On Sunday, July 13, 2003, at 03:29 AM, David Ledger wrote:
The sooner 'Project Builder' can create perl or shell projects directly the better.
What sort of projects? A simple .pl file doesn't really need a project - it's just a single file. You can use PB to edit it, although BBEdit is arguably a much better editor for that.
If you're looking for full-scale apps, rather than single .pl files, you should have a look at CamelBones. With it, you can create Cocoa apps in Perl. And yes, it comes with app templates for Project Builder.
sherm--
C programmers never die - they're just cast into void.
I'd just like to GUIise some of the scripts I use in conjunction with GUI apps. The Project/Interface builder team looks like a solution, but I've only seen a demo and tried the sample prog so far. I'd like to use them to implement something in a language I know rather than have to learn a new language and a new program development technique at the same time. Historically I'm an assembler programmer, now I use ksh, awk and perl. Missed out on most of the stuff in between except for a bit of C and a bit of Modula (I, not II).
David
-- David Ledger - Freelance Unix Sysadmin in the UK. Chair of SysAdmin SIG of HP/Works technical user group (www.hpworks.org.uk) [EMAIL PROTECTED] (also [EMAIL PROTECTED]) www.ivdcs.co.uk
