><snip> > >In any event, if you have a problem and don't report it, it cannot be fixed >or otherwise addressed; please file a bug report when you have problems. > > >In other news, Joseph, I added a feature you requested last year: the next >release of MacPerl will have a "Stop Script" Apple event. > >Thanks, > >-- >Chris Nandor [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://pudge.net/ >Open Source Development Network [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://osdn.com/
Dear Chris, You're quite right and I stand guilty as accused. I should have reported on my experience because "feedback is king". Perhaps my example will help others to remember this important truth. Thanks for the great news on "Stop Script". For those who don't already know, the ability to stop a running script has been available from the MacPerl pull-down menu (and with keyboard equivalent cmd-.) but not through the Apple event interface. Now all that will change. ;) Thanks also, Chris, for your on-going commitment to and hard work on MacPerl. Best regards, Joseph -- Joseph A. DiVerdi, Ph.D., M.B.A 970.221.3982 (voice) http://xtrsystems.com 970.224.3723 (fax) PGP Key ID: D50A9E33
