At 17:47 +0900 2002.04.04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ># Compression not available >File 'Blue HD:Applications (Mac OS 9):MacPerl ?:untarzipme.plx'; Line 20 >Unpacking archive: > Blue HD:Desktop Folder:Mac-Glue-1.01.tar.gz ># Can't use an undefined value as an ARRAY reference. >File 'Blue HD:Applications (Mac OS 9):MacPerl >?:site_perl:Archive:Tar.pm'; Line 708
># Can't load 'Blue HD:Applications (Mac OS 9):MacPerl >?:site_perl:MacPPC:auto:Mac:Memory:Memory' for module Mac::Memory: >DynaLoader error [-2807, Perl--Perl_op]. I think you neglected to do something mentioned near the top of macperldelta, in the "Incompatible Changes" section (which perhaps I have not stressed strongly enough that people must read): |Note: With cpan-mac it was recommended that site_perl be added to the |Libraries preferences, so that its modules would override the ones that |came with MacPerl. If you keep your old site_perl, MacPerl will fail. |Either clean it out, or remove it from the Libraries preferences. You clearly have Archive::Tar and Mac::Memory being loaded from site_perl, which is incorrect (and Mac::Memory rightfully bombs out, since you are using a version [most likely] from cpan-mac, for 5.004). You can keep your old site_perl around as long as you remove it from the Libraries prefs (so it comes *after* lib:, not before it), or clean out any conflicting libraries already existing in lib:. At 21:13 +0900 2002.04.04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >?>I'll try reinstalling MacPerl da capo >Ok I've done this and I no longer get the odd error messages on >installation but I still can't get Mac-Glue to make an AS dictionary >for AppleWorks. I'm using Mac OS 9.1 international but the version of >Apple works I'm trying to coax into action is AW-J 6.2.2 and possibly >this is causing the trouble. I don't know, but hopefully these mysteries we will unravel over the next few months as I attempt to make Mac::Glue work with all Carbon and Cocoa apps. >Don't suppose you could send me yours (glue dictionary for AppleWorks) Chris ? Yep, I'll send it off-list. -- Chris Nandor [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://pudge.net/ Open Source Development Network [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://osdn.com/
