On Nov 9, 2003, at 5:01 AM, Ryan Hovey wrote:
Hi there,
I went to 5.61 on OS X 10.1.5 and now am having troubles with the
implementation of mod_perl on this machine. I tried recompiling
mod_perl for 5.61 but am still having problems.
Anyone know of an easy way to go back to 5.60 ??
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jerry Rocteur) wrote:
> Seriously, I'm reading up on Mac::Glue etc and this is really what I
> want, if only I found up to date Tutorial or book or primer..
>
> I want to start up iTunes and extract my song list, load into MySQL
> using DBD::m
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (John Delacour)
wrote:
> I've finally managed to install the modules, but when I run this:
>
> #!/usr/bin/perl
> use Mac::OSA::Simple ;
> $path = "$ENV{HOME}/desktop/test.scpt";
> open F, $path or die $! ;
> my $script = load_osa_script($path);
>
Sorry.. When I said MacPerl I meant Mac::Carbon Mac::AppEvents etc..
not the Mac OS 9 MacPerl... Perhaps I'm still confused..
On Sunday, Nov 9, 2003, at 13:02 Europe/Brussels, Jerry Rocteur wrote:
Hi,
Reading the list I discovered MacPerl, Mac::Glue etc.
I program in Perl on UNIX/Linux/Mac OSX
At 2:09 pm +0100 9/11/03, Jerry Rocteur wrote:
I want to start up iTunes and extract my song list, load into MySQL
using DBD::mysql and then interrogate the Tables.. All from Perl.
Or write a Cocoa GUI to load user entered data into MySQL .. instead
of using a Web browser and CGI..
Try this:
At 9:58 pm -0800 7/11/03, Chris Nandor wrote:
So, for example, you could precompile an AppleScript with Script Editor, and
then do:
use Mac::OSA::Simple;
my $script = load_osa_script($path);
my $result = $script->execute;
I've finally managed to install the modules, but when I run th
At 9:58 pm -0800 7/11/03, Chris Nandor wrote:
So, for example, you could precompile an AppleScript with Script Editor, and
then do:
use Mac::OSA::Simple;
my $script = load_osa_script($path);
my $result = $script->execute;
I can't get this to work and have great difficulty knowing w
>Anyone know of an easy way to go back to 5.60 ??
It's possible to re-extract the 5.60 installation from your original OS
X CDs using a tool called Pacifist, but it won't be fun or easy ;)
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On Sunday, Nov 9, 2003, at 13:44 Europe/Brussels, Thilo Planz wrote:
Hi Jerry,
I program in Perl on UNIX/Linux/Mac OSX but have never done any GUI
stuff and thought it may be fun to try this out.
On Mac OS X, you should take a look at Camelbones.
It allows you to use the Mac's native GUI toolki
Hi Jerry,
I program in Perl on UNIX/Linux/Mac OSX but have never done any GUI
stuff and thought it may be fun to try this out.
On Mac OS X, you should take a look at Camelbones.
It allows you to use the Mac's native GUI toolkit (Cocoa) from Perl.
http://camelbones.sourceforge.net/
Thilo
Hi there,
I went to 5.61 on OS X 10.1.5 and now am having troubles with the implementation
of mod_perl on this machine. I tried recompiling mod_perl for 5.61 but am still having
problems.
Anyone know of an easy way to go back to 5.60 ??
Thanks,
Ryan Hovey
Hi,
Reading the list I discovered MacPerl, Mac::Glue etc.
I program in Perl on UNIX/Linux/Mac OSX but have never done any GUI
stuff and thought it may be fun to try this out.
I've spent quite a bit of time searching the web but have not come up
with any Tutorials or high level information, I'
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