We use Macperl for harvesting metadata from AIFF sound file headers,
transforming Sonic Solutions Log files into printable labels for the
trays of CDR's and tapes, automating the creation of real audio
files, generating checksums to name just a few.
I have written a couple of Macperl runtimes that have small GUI's
that include windows, menus, progress bars etc..., the checksum
generator being the latest. I could share that with you if you are
interested.
-Dave
>Hey all,
>
>Please don't kill me for this question, but as I have been using MacPerl
>for a couple of years now just to develop CGIs that eventually run on a
>linux box, I started to wonder what you guys really use MacPerl for. I
>mean, MacPerl is more than Perl, otherwise this list wouldn't exist. What
>kind of apps do you make with it?
>
>Also, is there somewhere a quick and dirty tutorial available that shows
>you how to make a window and some objects for it? This way I could also
>start making *real* MacPerl apps.
>
>Sorry if you consider this as spam, but I wanted to know...
>
>Thomas
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