on 07/23/2001 03:59 AM, Scott R. Godin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> on 07/22/2001 07:31 AM, Chris Nandor at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> Give the MacPerl app more RAM.
>>
>> Randal, you might want to try the same thing with the debugger. More RAM
>> good.
>
> That worked.. perhaps a more informative "Out of memory" error might be
> apropos in these circumstances? :D
>
> "panic: alloc" my ass :D
whoops "panic: realloc" I meant :)
> On to more things:
>
> DAMN I wish the built-in editor had an undo function, and I'd REALLY like to
> see a "command key" shortcut in MacPerl similar to that in BBEdit where when
> you go to close the file and it asks you save? don't? cancel?
>
> you can hit <command>-S to 'save', <Command>-D to 'dont', and <Command>-. to
> cancel (and the buttons even change to show you the shortcut!)
>
> The only one I miss here is the shortcut to "don't" save. I do a lot of
> little 20-second one-offs for testing and whatnot. :)
one additional note: Net::Cmd needs to be patched for MacPerl, either like
this:
line 169
#local $SIG{"PIPE"} = 'IGNORE';# commented out for MacPerl,
# reason unknown as of 12/28/00
or this
local $SIG{"PIPE"} = 'IGNORE'
unless $^O eq 'MacOS';
which I haven't tried, since for me, commenting out the offending code works
best, but you can do it any way you like. :)
other than that, Net::FTP seems to work fine for what I'm using it for, so
far.. *crossing fingers* (:
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