Le samedi, 12 juil 2003, à 17:25 Europe/Paris, Steven Bach a écrit :
But I fully agree with Chris that it is purely a matter of opinion
whether Perl is hard compared to AS, and I would add that programming
backgrounds, learning styles and other factors are likely to come into
play.
May I add
Hey all,
sorry for this newbie question, but i'm stuck in getting back a text
from an NSTextView.
inserting text is easy :
$self-{'MajRVAffiche'}-insertText(blablabla);
but getting it back with :
my $text = $self-{'MajRVAffiche'}--stringValue;
(the same as for NSTextField)
returns an error
Le jeudi, 26 juin 2003, à 09:52 Europe/Paris, Yvon Thoraval a écrit :
Hey all,
sorry for this newbie question, but i'm stuck in getting back a text
from an NSTextView.
inserting text is easy :
$self-{'MajRVAffiche'}-insertText(blablabla);
but getting it back with :
my $text = $self
hey all,
i have a checkbox named saying myCB,
when i used CamelBones with Perl 5.6 reading this check box by :
my $okHTML = $self-{'myCB'}-stringValue;
returns 0 or 1 depending upon 'm y CB' state.
this was OK for me.
BUT since i've rebuild CamelBones with Perl 5.8 (DarwinPorts version)
Le dimanche, 22 juin 2003, à 17:27 Europe/Paris, Sherm Pendley a écrit :
CamelBones doesn't use /usr/bin/perl - it's linked directly to
libperl.dylib, and unless it's rebuilt to use another, it uses the one
found under /System/Library/Perl. Have you built CamelBones against
your copy of 5.8.0?
Hey all,
i'm using perl 5.8 over macos x.2.6 in /opt and the latest CamelBones
FrameWork, i'm unable to make a script working within
CamelBones/Project Buider althought it works fine from command line...
this script is using XML::LibXML installed in
/opt/perl/lib/site_perl/5.8.0/darwin'.
firstevall i have to say camelbones is great for people as me making
small apps for web dev.
however at that time i'm stuck with XML::LibXML.
the script part using LibXML has been tested apart of CamelBones,
working well.
XML::LibXML is installed in /opt/perl/lib/site_perl/5.8.0/darwin'.
if
