Not equally effective. I run Perl from BBEdit, cron and other places
where I am not guaranteed to easily have those variables defined.
On Wednesday, November 6, 2002, at 06:10 AM, Alex Robinson wrote:
Create the file ~/.MacOSX/environment.plist containing the following
content WITH UNIX LINE
I see the release of the PAR (Perl ARchive) format, as a parallel to
the JAR format to handle exactly this situation. According to the two
sentence blurb I saw before heading home this evening, a simple module
inclusion allows the PAR files to be used as your include path.
Tremendous savings
On Wednesday, November 6, 2002, at 07:12 PM, Puneet Kishor wrote:
in System Prefs one can turn web-sharing on or off. That works for the
built in Apache. Prior to Jaguar I built my own Apache with mod_perl
(what a heartburn that was) but couldn't figure out how to make the
System Prefs
The following example was graciously posted to this list in answer to
my request for help getting started with DropScript on 10.2 I writing
to the list again because after following these instructions on three
different machines I've found that while it creates a droplet, when the
droplet is
On Thursday, November 7, 2002, at 08:23 AM, Chris wrote:
An expert mode in the installer/upgrader would be nice, letting
admins check/uncheck and perhaps preview replacements in /etc and
perhaps elsewhere.
Yeah, I don't think that's likely to happen. Most of the updates are
completely
On Thursday, November 7, 2002, at 11:17 AM, Matthew Galaher wrote:
I so enjoyed the power of MacPerl's Export as Droplet feature.
Me too!
The next version of CamelBones, 0.3, will include a Droplet project
template. It's not quite the same, but it's close. That is, the MacPerl
module isn't
At 1:43 PM -0500 11/6/02, Emmanuel. M. Decarie wrote:
After perusing the CPAN doc, it doesn't seems possible from the
command line to ask CPAN to load a specific Config.pm à la httpd -f.
Maybe an alternative is to use the programmer's interface. Am I
missing something here?
I don't know if the
At 8:17 am -0800 7/11/02, Matthew Galaher wrote:
The following example was graciously posted to this list in answer
to my request for help getting started with DropScript on 10.2 I
writing to the list again because after following these instructions
on three different machines I've found that
Apple should take a page from RedHat's book. When redhat replaces key
pieces like samba or apache, it leaves the existing configs intact with a
..rpmsave extension. That makes it trivial to put your custom
configurations back in place.
As for custom built software, ditto to what Chris and others
Ok, solved it :)
if ( _ = $num )
{
my $sum = 0;
$sum += $_ for myList[_];
... # do some calculations here
return 1;
}
for my $i ( ( _ ? $_[-1] + 1 : 0 ) .. ( myList - $num + _ ) )
{
iterate( _, $i );
}
I moved the part
I have had to install an older version of GD.pm (1.33) rather than
2.041 because 2.041 will not make.
1.33 seems to work except that it cannot read a jpeg image. Not even
images that it has written out.
here is the error:
gd-jpeg: JPEG library reports unrecoverable error: Not a JPEG file:
Todd,
I can vouch that gd 1.8.4 works with GD.pm 1.41 for me on Jagwyre. You
can try going with the latest GD before 2.041 (that might well be GD
1.41) or, unless you need gd 2.x, you can go back to gd 1.8.4.
Or, you can tell the list what errors you get when 2.041 doesn't make
(I won't be
You are a truly great human being. I don't know why GD.pm needs to be
at version 1.40 not 1.33 or 2.xx
thank you thank you.
-todd
On Thursday, November 7, 2002, at 07:51 PM, Puneet Kishor wrote:
Todd,
I can vouch that gd 1.8.4 works with GD.pm 1.41 for me on Jagwyre. You
can try going
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