not sensible to restore the setting of
> Prefer-32-Bit to 'No' at the end of the run because the owner may have
> already set it to 'Yes' anyway.
>
> The second question is this. Is there a better way to resolve the problem of
> how to contrive a portable Perl script incorporating a
> 'MacPerl::DoAppleScript call?
>
> Suggestions would be most welcome.
>
> Alan Fry
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finder = new Mac::Glue 'Finder';
print $finder->make(
new => 'alias',
at => $finder->prop('desktop'),
to => $finder->obj(file => "/Users/peter/thefile.cpp")
# or:
# to => $finder->obj(alias =>
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I run Slash (the code that runs Slashdot) on my Mac. Everything does
Just Work for me. Perl, Apache, mod_perl, TT, MySQL. Although I build from
the source on both Mac *and* Linux (except MySQL, which I get binaries from
in both cases), so maybe that's the difference. Not sure what you m
> between 10.3.3 and 10.3.4.
This is nice in that it doesn't depend on external processes (sw_vers,
Finder) or files.
use Mac::Gestalt qw(%Gestalt gestaltSystemVersion);
(my $version = sprintf("%x", $Gestalt{gestaltSystemVersion()})) =~
s/^(\d+)(\d)(\d)$/$1.$2.$3/;
ly this is more worthy
than some of the other grants they've done.
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At 16:12 -0400 2007.04.09, Sherm Pendley wrote:
>On Mar 28, 2007, at 7:57 PM, Chris Nandor wrote:
>
>> What "cpan" requires File::HomeDir::Darwin? CPAN.pm, or some
>> script ... ?
>
>The latest CPAN.pm requires File::HomeDir, which in turn requires
>File::
SDKs/MacOSX10.4u.sdk/System/Library/Frameworks
# -fno-strict-aliasing -pipe
# -Wdeclaration-after-statement
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but
from your code, you can also do:
use Mac::Glue;
my $finder = new Mac::Glue 'Finder';
$finder->obj(file => $alias)->update;
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if screen saver is running
> -- is "SecurityAgent" if prompting for a password to unlock
> end tell
>
> try
> tell application app_name
> set win_count to count of windows
> if (win_count is greater than 0) then
> set win_name to name of window 1
> end if
> end tell
> end try
>
> Tim.
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s::MacError;
AddResource($alis, typeAlias, 0, '') or die $Mac::Errors::MacError;
CloseResFile($res);
# set "alias" attribute
my $finfo = FSpGetFInfo($alias) or die $Mac::Errors::MacError;
$finfo->fdFlags( $finfo->fdFlags | kIsAlias );
FSpSetFInfo($alia
;obj(mailbox => 'Out')
insertionloc('end ', ['euMB'][":Out"]) is like location(end => $box)
core.create('CSOm', 'euMS', ...) is like $eudora->make(new => 'message')
etc.
The full example of creating, composin
rl/Extras/bin/. If you installed it from the CPAN, then
... I dunno, it probably should be in your path. It wouldn't hurt to
install latest Mac::Glue (and Mac::Carbon too), if you are using the one
that shipped with Tiger (esp. if you have an Intel Mac, since the one that
shi
At 19:03 +0100 2006.08.10, John Delacour wrote:
>At 8:45 pm -0700 9/8/06, Chris Nandor wrote:
>
>>For the latter part, you may wish to just use Mac::Glue to script iCal. You
>>can create calendars, add new events, and so on.
>
>Chris, where do I get glue for BBEdit and
and put the
> dates into an iCal calendar.
For the latter part, you may wish to just use Mac::Glue to script iCal. You
can create calendars, add new events, and so on.
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instead of the speakers, which I am using for my online radio
show ("podcast" to some of you), where I generate questions from people
using speech synthesis (http://pudge.net/ask/).
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At 8:10 -0500 2006.06.23, Ken Williams wrote:
>On Jun 19, 2006, at 9:40 PM, Paul McCann wrote:
>
>> Hi Chris,
>>
>>> Go play with it, if you have an Intel Mac. Let me know if you find
>>> anything wrong, and let me know soon, since I have less than a
>>> week left
>>> with this Intel Mac.
>>
>> Th
Thanks for all the input, I got a lot of small bugs fixed, in tests and
docs mostly, and a small one in code. No major code changes, no
Intel-specific code changes.
The Intel box goes back to Apple in a few days, so ... test now!
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ich puzzles
me, but not enough that I will spend much more time on it, I'll just throw
something together to make it work.
Finally, you can hardcode the path to helper.pl in desc.t and event.t and
run the tests again.
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wl.info/ticket/330
Please let me know whether that helps.
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owing. It is currently broken on Intel, too.
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-75%
doscript365/s 975% 193% 154% 151% 30% --
-68%
applescptc 1136/s 3248% 811% 691% 682% 305% 211%
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ernetConfig,
OSA, AppleEvents, Notification, Process, Resources, and so on -- on my
PowerBook G4/1GHz:
$ time perl -MMac::Carbon -e1
real0m0.938s
user0m0.570s
sys 0m0.093s
Of course, Mac::Carbon does not work on Intel systems ... not for another
couple of weeks anyway.
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plan to have new Intel-compatible releases of the
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in AESend(), in AppleEvents.xs).
That also means Mac::Glue doesn't work.
I don't have real access to an Intel Mac, so I have no hope of fixing it
anytime soon.
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7;;
my $psn = IsRunning('com.apple.dock');
kill SIGTERM, GetProcessPID($psn);
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In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Chris Nandor) wrote:
Oops, typo. This:
>print 1 if grep 'Photoshop', `ps auxw`;
should be:
>print 1 if grep /Photoshop/, `ps auxw`;
And I forgot to mention -- just because it may be useful -- you can also
c
ccept a four-char code, in this case, IsRunning('8BIM'), like
the Mac::Glue code does.
For the Mac::Apps::Launch code to work, you need version 1.90; 1.91 is
included in Tiger, so you should be fine if you're using that. Older
versions of the module can still handle the four-char cod
a look; this is the part that may need to
## be done with UI scripting
# $pdf->prop('commenting')->set(to => 1);
## usually, you can close "with saving," but you may
## need to save explicitly, or you vice versa (again,
## app-depend
. The resulting
scalar on derference, "JPEG8BIM", is not really what it appears, as it has
packed bits for fdFlags and fdLocation, and is length 16, not 8.
OK, yes, it is a bit odd to use a SCALAR ref for that, but you should be
using the methods so you don't need
;
my $time = timelocal(0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 105); # jan 1 2005
my @tracks = $library->obj(track =>
whose(played_date => g_t => param_type(typeLongDateTime, $time)),
)->get;
# check our work
for (@tracks) {
print $_->prop('name')->get, ": ";
print scalar lo
s to no avail.
>
> Any clues? I'd hate to have to wrap every perl script in
> Apllescript :-(
I noticed the same thing, but have not yet had a chance to try to debug it.
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ActiveState will make sure Perl and XS will run on Mac OS
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y there aren't a lot of concerns, and Lord knows I have mine
(the ones Dan raise here, especially). But I've no reason to think that we
won't be able to take care of what needs to be taken care of.
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In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Joel Rees) wrote:
> Anyone know why
>
> http://www.perl.org/community.html
>
> describes the macperl list as "Mac Perl - OS 7-9 and X discussion"
Probably just old. You could try to contact whoever contr
't personally
recommend it).
0.72 and 0.73 have only build fixes, except for a small feature addition in
0.72, so there's really no great reason to wait for 0.73.
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At 1:48 -0400 2005.05.02, Sherm Pendley wrote:
>*However*, there's a note at the top of Carbon.h mentioning that type
>cast, so I assume you had a good reason for adding it in the first
>place...
I should find out who wrote that note and ask him why he did it.
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The scripts needed to do so are included too.
cd /System/Library/Perl/Extras/bin/
sudo ./gluedialect
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sudo ./gluemac '/System/Library/CoreServices/System Events.app'
sudo ./gluemac /System/Library/CoreService
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> It is possible that it could not write out the
> makefile. Then everything will fail after that.
That seems unlikely ... it created that directory, and wrote files to it
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>make had returned bad status, install seems impossible
Note the pattern. The make is failing for everything, without even any make
actually happening. My guess is you didn't install all the parts of the
Developer Tools or whatever.
Another possibil
ue-1.23
>
>CPAN.pm: Going to build C/CN/CNANDOR/Mac-Glue-1.23.tar.gz
>
> -- NOT OK
> Running make test
>Can't test without successful make
> Running make install
>make had returned bad status, install seems impossible
Somewhere in the snipped out
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Mark Wheeler) wrote:
> Thanks for the input. I'll start working on it and see what I can come
> up with. One question: Is Mac::Sound a module? I've not heard of it.
It's included with Mac-Carbon, which is a prere
the connection is
> closed, Internet Connect quits and the script ends.
Just keep checking $state->get until it is false, apparently. I didn't look
too hard to get an accurate and complete list of $state values. It's 0 when
not connected, 8 when connected, and 1-7 while in diffe
3.3.
NB: Under Tiger, gcc 4 is in use, and Mac::Carbon will not build under gcc
4. One therefore also needs to set gcc to 3.3 under Tiger. Anyone who
wants to take on this project of getting it to build under gcc 4 would be my
own private hero.
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igured it
might be of some interest.
(Also perhaps of interest: the Makefile.PL automatically creates a glue for
Growl, for Mac::Glue to use, so the user doesn't have to ... feel free to
take that or give tips to me on how it can be improved.)
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omeone
knew your IP address and that you were running cenotaph, they could open any
number of files to your editor. :-)
Anyway, it's on SourceForge.net if you care.
http://sf.net/projects/pudge/
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= $photo->prop( "date" );
printf( qq|date is "%s"\n|, $date->get );
$date->set( to => "..." );
But there is a bigger problem. From `gluedoc iPhoto`, under Classes =>
photo:
date (idat/utxt): The date of the photo. (read-only)
In Script Edit
At 9:49 -0600 2005.02.15, Ken Williams wrote:
>Would be nice if the error was
>
> /Applications/AddressBook.app - no such file or directory
>
>then.
You are most wise. :)
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ever you want the mailboxes.
But if you want a Perl reference to the list of all mailboxes, then you just
need to make one explicitly.
$mboxes = [ $account->obj('mailboxes')->get ];
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any other scriptable app
print $finder->summarize($mytext);
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Mac/AETE/App.pm line 252, line 1.
>
> This didn't happen before. (that is, it worked on an older machine)
I think you entered the filename incorrectly. There's a space:
% sudo gluemac /Applications/Address\ Book.app
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can type "look Mac::Glue" and then do the perl
Makefile.PL ; make ; make test ; make install manually from the shell from
there.
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le users are running at once and a different user
is active than the one you're trying to execute with, then perhaps.
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thing if you don't change something.
I wonder if maybe Joel has the right idea with the memory thing.
If it continues to be a problem, I can try to hop on a dual G5 and try it
out myself.
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ve always liked BBEdit for perl development, but didn't want to buy
it, then now's your chance.
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7;Address Book',
'bourque.local', undef, undef,
'pudge', 'pass';
print $book->prop('version')->get, "\n\n";
$book->activate;
I went to the URL in my browser, and it worked. It printed "3.1.2" and the
at's very fast, assuming a. you can get the unique IDs, and b. they are
reliably consistent for you. (This was somewhat documented in the Mac::Glue
POD, using iPhoto as an example, for a different problem.)
Good luck,
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>Where can I find the application glue for Growl? This is what I'm
>getting:
You have to create it, as per the Mac::Glue docs, with gluemac.
GrowlHelperApp is located in
/Library/PreferencePanes/Growl.prefPane/Contents/Resources/.
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icon_of_application => "Finder",
sticky => 1
);
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he module was
> compiled.
So what do we do if it is not? :-) Any ideas? Is the source for
PerlObjCBridge available? Could it use CamelBones instead ... ? I saw it
has a Carbon API too, I think, so maybe I could use that ...
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if ($seen{$string}++) {
$phone->delete;
print ": Deleted";
}
print "\n";
}
__END__
Note that I do reverse in the for loop, because if you delete one entry
before trying to work on the next, the order is messed up and you have an
invalid object, as the
build with gcc2.
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runs psync under the hood, works fine
> for me...
It's precompiled. Chances are, the problem is getting it to compile.
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he error log.
No ideas offhand. I'd start adding print STDERR statements to Apache::MP3
and watch the error log, find out where it is going wrong.
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tpd
/usr/sbin/httpd
$ httpd -v
Server version: Apache/1.3.29 (Darwin)
Server built: Feb 4 2004 10:31:58
(That is, it's the default Apache, default perl, default mod_perl, etc.
Everything is default, and Apache::MP3 is the latest.)
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translating the perl into raw Apple events, that's faster than compiling
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ll';
my $itunes = new Mac::Glue 'iTunes';
my $id = 45;
my $track = $itunes->obj(
tracks => whose(database_id => equals => $id),
playlist => 1
);
$track->play;
__END__
I hope that helps a bit.
BTW, I posted a Name That Tune script using iTunes and Mac::Glue.
http://use.perl.org/~pudge/journal/19985
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complete...
Looks good
Warning: prerequisite Mac::AppleEvents::Simple 1.14 not found.
Writing Makefile for Mac::Glue
Perhaps I was wrong to assume you had ulterior motives, but this has come
up twice in the last year from you, and both times you snipped the part
where you were told which mo
At 18:23 +0100 2004.07.21, John Delacour wrote:
>At 10:12 am -0700 21/7/04, Chris Nandor wrote:
>
>>Can you give the complete error message? My brain reminds me you don't like
>>to use the CPAN shell, which means you might not have all the modules
>>installed, which
ule was
not installed before you got the error about VERSION, which means my time is
being wasted.
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ious
> Test returned status 255 (wstat 65280, 0xff00)
> DIED. FAILED tests 1-2
> Failed 2/2 tests, 0.00% okay
> t/pod.ok
> Failed Test Stat Wstat Total Fail Failed List of Failed
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l';
my $glue = new Mac::Glue 'Address Book';
my @found;
my @people = $glue->obj('people')->get;
for my $person (@people) {
my @emails = $person->prop(value => 'emails')->get;
push @found, $person if grep /aol/i, @emails;
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il object, which you can then get and set with
the value property.
for my $email ($person->prop('emails')->get) {
print $email->prop('value')->get;
}
To set:
for my $email ($person->prop('emails')->get) {
my $value = $email->prop('value');
(my $text = $value->get) =~ s/\@/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/;
print $value->set(to => $text);
}
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your parens/brackets slightly):
print my $person = $ab->obj( people => whose(AND =>
[ first_name => begins_with => 'S' ],
[ last_name => equals => 'Wonder'] ))->get;
That returns for a card for the name Stevie Wonder, with no other inf
t
common stuff that's slurped into each glue.
> Is this, like, every four-letter Apple ID that has ever lived? Or can
> I really find out how many degrees Kelvin my friends are?
tell application "Address Book"
get (count of people) as degrees Kelvin
end tell
==>
degrees Kelvin 614.0
:)
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"Automate a Web Photo Gallery with
iPhoto and Perl" hack.
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7;t need it after the next release of Mac::Glue.
> What am I doing wrong here? (Other than using a Mac...)
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gt; { summary => "foo" }
);
In theory, we could make $calendar->make work, but I am not sure of the best
way to figure out the proper location() object and add $calendar to it. It
would be a bit complicated.
It's one more reason to be hateful of AppleScript: it's so har
n re-writing it in perl, and maybe even
> further trap all attempts to climb the directory tree in the uri.
You can use Mac::InternetConfig to "disable" the protocol handlers. But
RCDefaultApp is a better solution for this.
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$events = new Mac::Glue 'System Events';
$events->obj(
menu_item => 'Close',
menu=> 'File',
menu_bar_item => 'File',
menu_bar=> 1,
process => 'Preview'
)->click;
(Mor
fo.
Am I missing something, or does the security(1) password prompt not hide
your typed password? Yeesh!
$ security unlock-keychain
password to unlock default: adsdasd^C
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y to be a bit more on-topic to increase
the list's effectiveness.
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available to .Mac subscribers, but the app
itself does not require a .Mac account, or being online, any longer. You
can back up to any local volume (including shared volumes over the network).
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At 22:50 -0500 2004.04.20, Ken Williams wrote:
>On Apr 14, 2004, at 2:57 PM, Chris Nandor wrote:
>>
>> I've been called out! ;-) Here's a version with Mac::Glue.
>> ...
>
>Say, I built the Address_Book glue and looked through its docs, but I
>don't s
value => '555-123-4567',
label => 'work',
}
);
$ab->make(new => 'phone', at => location(end => $person->prop('phones')),
with_properties => {
value => '555-890-1234',
label => 'home',
for working with Address Book is in ex/.
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r change was adding ':all' to Mac::Glue, so you
can get location().
Oh, also, I changed before to beginning. When debugging, I noticed you
were using beginning in the AppleScript. They are different constants, but
I don't think it made a difference at all.
I also added your alignment line in.
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you're in the Terminal, you see it. I'd write to the XSpell author and
complain.
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e standard dialect and additions, so I'll add that to
my TODO list.
As to your problems with AppleScript: it doesn't grok Unix paths natively.
There's something you can do like "POSIX path to" ... I forget the syntax.
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In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Rick Measham) wrote:
> On 18 Mar 2004, at 6:06 AM, Chris Nandor wrote:
> > This works:
> >
> > my $obj = $finder->obj(folder => '/Users/pudge/Movies');
> > my $size = $finder->da
nk in the field
> from my prior versions. How can I reset the name field and have some
> control over what goes in there?
What is the "name"? It is not listed in the Mail.app dictionary for the
outgoing message class. What is it supposed to do?
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info on object
descriptor records.
This works:
my $obj = $finder->obj(folder => '/Users/pudge/Movies');
my $size = $finder->data_size($obj);
Or:
my $obj = $finder->obj(folder => '/Users/pudge/Movies');
my $size = $obj->data_size;
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thing you need to
know, and give you an idea of what to do on anything else that may arise.
After reading through it and getting a general understanding, please feel
free to ask any Mac OS X-perl-specific questions here.
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#x27;ll
stand by your statement that it exists, when in fact, it does not. That's
your prerogative.
> continue to object to such postings until being told otherwise by
> someone with authority.
Waaaah! MOMMY!
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! ;-)
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ak an actual rule, which you did not -- was unwarranted. Also,
please send your submission to http://use.perl.org/submit.pl, where I have absolutely
no
problem with commercial software postings. :-)
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of the track
...
utxt is UTF-16, but Mac::Glue will get that coerced to plain text on the way
out normally, and yes, "nonstandard" chars will often end up as '?' or such.
If you need other options, let me know, we can discuss what you need.
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'me',
address => 'my address'
}
);
$message->send;
# optional ... check for mail
sleep 10; # make sure mail's had time to get back to me
$mail->check_for_new_mail;
__END__
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lbum/name/rating, and also rate the current song).
http://dev.macperl.org/files/scripts/happening
http://dev.macperl.org/files/scripts/np.pl
The former was discussed some in a recent perl.com article:
http://www.perl.com/pub/a/2004/01/23/macglue.html
Hope that helps,
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e info on Mac::Glue, you might want to see the recent article on
perl.com.
http://www.perl.com/pub/a/2004/01/23/macglue.html
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