Unfortunately, the AEDisposeDesc issue only applies if you are creating the events directly using the Mac::AppleEvent module. If you are using the DoAppleScript functionality (where you inline AppleScript code in your Perl) it doesn't apply.
As Andrew indicated, your best bet may be to move from DoAppleScript to using AppleEvents directly. If the scripts are not complex it can be reasonably easy to do, particulary with Mac::Glue. Take a look at the POD for Mac::Glue and see if you can adapt things over. Alex -- Alex Harper [EMAIL PROTECTED] Configuration Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Use whatever you think of first" -- Larry Wall > -----Original Message----- > From: Perry Pillard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Tuesday, April 02, 2002 3:20 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: [MacPerl] AEDisposeDesc example... > > > Would one of you guys mind giving me a sample of your Apple > Event dispose code, including the AppleScript that came > before it? I've got some info on Google about it, but it's > vague and new to this novice. Thanks! > > By the way, I converted my system duplicates over to File::Copy and my script got a little further before it crashed, so now I'm tryin' to clean up my DoAppleScript descriptors... ================== Pillard Keeper of the Code Macromedia, FreeHand "What the web can be" ==================
