Charlie,
> I hate to be the cynical one, but don't bother attending the
> free webinar on Flash integration. I attended the one last
> Thursday, and all it actually focused on was the DVD features,
> with a short demonstration of Flash components thrown in. It
> was very disappointing, especially
I hate to be the cynical one, but don't bother attending the free webinar on
Flash integration. I attended the one last Thursday, and all it actually
focused on was the DVD features, with a short demonstration of Flash
components thrown in. It was very disappointing, especially because the
presente
All,
Hey folks, I wanted to let everyone know about a pair of free online
seminars that we're having tomorrow in case you're interested. Anyone can
attend and so I'd recommend that folks take a look at the information found
at the following URL:
Director MX Online Live Seminar Series
http://www.ma
Thanks Troy,
Well, that was really the only thing giving me pause. Guess it's time
to jump in and make it all Lingo...or at least try it and see how the
two compare (perl vs. lingo/PregEx implementation).
On Tuesday, May 25, 2004, at 13:12 US/Eastern, Troy Rollins wrote:
PregEx has a BLAZING fas
On May 25, 2004, at 11:35 AM, 2702NET wrote:
I guess it's not (necessarily) the parsing but the "reading in" part
of it that has me wondering if Lingo/Director is fast enough. What do
you think...might that part be OK?
PregEx has a BLAZING fast readEntireFile() function. BLAZING.
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RPSyste
Hi Troy,
PregEx has worked really well for me (for some basic text searching
stuff) on some other projects. However, this project involves reading
in lots of text from separate structured text files on CD-ROM. I guess
it's not (necessarily) the parsing but the "reading in" part of it that
has m
Hi Cole,
That's what I'm doing w/a newer version - and that will certainly be a
much "cleaner" solution. The small difference is that for my new
version I'm using a perl "executable" for Darwin (vs. the older MacPerl
I'm using as a stopgap). I'm using "do shell script" through zScript
Xtra to l
On May 25, 2004, at 5:31 AM, 2702NET wrote:
It's major text processing stuff - perfect Perl job. For me, at least,
it'd be much harder (if possible) to do it in AppleScript. Probably
even possible to do a native-lingo version but that'd be many more
lines of codes and maybe (almost certainly) sl
What are you trying to do in the perl? Why not try applescript instead?
Or better yet, use a combination of the two (at least for OSX):
do shell script "/usr/bin/perl /volumes/YourCD/yourscript.pl"
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It's major text processing stuff - perfect Perl job. For me, at least,
it'd be much harder (if possible) to do it in AppleScript. Probably
even possible to do a native-lingo version but that'd be many more
lines of codes and maybe (almost certainly) slower. I'm around the
permissions thing now.
What are you trying to do in the perl? Why not try applescript instead?
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Hi grimm...
Thanks...have been toiling for hours trying to figure this bugger out.
I'm convinced at this point it's not a permissions issue (I've tried
what you suggest). Seems more a MacPerl runtime on Classic difficulty.
Way off topic.
Thanks for responding though,
Gilles
On Tuesday, May
What about using something like fileio or buddy to create a blank text file
and set it's permissions, then run the perl app to futz with the file? Could
also be the 'classic' app..
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