One thing to keep in mind is that PerlObjCBridge is only supported in
Jaguar as a bridge to Foundation classes. Writing AppKit-based apps in
Perl using the bridge is not supported; use CamelBones for that.
As far as future plans, now that Jaguar is out the door PerlObjCBridge
will be
On Tuesday, September 3, 2002, at 10:12 PM, Don Briggs wrote:
Were you able to make the addServer/addClient pair work?
I could not, so I sent e-mail to Wiebe, the Apple Engineer.
Of course, I've not heard from him
I was on vacation for a couple of weeks (well-deserved, I might add).
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Methinks we shouldn't be going down this path, really. Apple has a defined
way to get to this stuff:
http://developer.apple.com/technotes/tn/tn2017.html
...which is probably exactly what the 'open' command uses to figure out
which application to launch.
Oh, darn. No excuse to write
Okay, I'm in stupid question mode, so I'll keep this short.
I'm working on ways to track spam (where most people just want
to filter it), and looking around noticed a nifty bit of Perl
code which appears to do most of what I want, and could easily
be coerced into doing the rest as well...
On Wednesday, September 11, 2002, at 12:26 , Brian McNett wrote:
SNIP
Alas, I'm so used to just grabbing things from CPAN that I'm not sure
where to begin with installing this puppy by hand. I appear to have
all the prerequisites as described in the README and INSTALL files, but
I know
I think a lot of us thought this was a great idea. I certainly did and
as such tired to install it.
On my machine (OSX 10.1.5, G4 400, 512mb w/ 5.8.0 sort of installed) the
package manager opens and then does nothing. At least nothing I can see.
Any ideas on how to debug this? Maybe try
