I've 'revisited' this, and in fact my problem (i.e. Perl generating locale
warnings), after following the install instruction at:
http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg00895.html
has not gone away. It had appeared to, but that was only because the
environment variables LC_ALL had been set the C.
However,
I don't know if I'm doing something wrong, but I've re-installed perl making
sure I included the hint
echo d_setlocale = undef hints/darwin.sh
But my Perl is still checking locale (and generating warnings). Is there a
stronger hint to disable this checking?
Thanks
Robert
My instructions force
On Thu, 29 Nov 2001, Bob Dalgleish wrote:
on 11/29/01 9:05 AM, S A at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
These steps worked better for me :
http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg00895.html
I followed Ray's excellent description originally, but ran into a problem
using BBEdit 6.5 when it invokes Perl
First, a caveat -- I've done extensive work with non-blocking I/O
under Linux, but never under Mac OS X. However, I doubt that it's
very different; most of what I learned I got from the Stevens books
(Unix Network Programming, etc.), which provide working solutions for
many versions of Unix.
I'm interested in using Wilfredo Sanchez's DropScript to make some of
my perl scripts available to users who prefer not to use the command
line.
How are the names of the dropped files passed to the script? For
example, when I make the following script into a 'droplet' it
silently fails to
At 1:43 PM -0600 11/30/01, Joshua Kaufman wrote:
I'm interested in using Wilfredo Sanchez's DropScript to make some
of my perl scripts available to users who prefer not to use the
command line.
How are the names of the dropped files passed to the script? For
example, when I make the
What happens if you try to make a droplet out of the simple script:
/bin/sh -c /usr/bin/perl -e '$cmd = `touch foo`'
will foo get created then?
-s-
At 2:51 PM -0600 11/30/01, Joshua Kaufman wrote:
Thanks for the reply Sandor, but further investigation reveals that
the following also fails to
On Friday, November 30, 2001, at 12:51 PM, Joshua Kaufman wrote:
Thanks for the reply Sandor, but further investigation reveals that the
following also fails to create the file 'foo' as expected when made
into a droplet:
script
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
my $cmd = `touch foo`;
File names are passed via argv[]. I would suggest that you monitor
the console log (run Console.app) while creating the droplet and see if
there are any errors, and if none do the same while dropping files on
the new droplet. Error reporting via the UI is nonexistant. Perhaps
it's
on 11/30/01 9:33 AM, David Dierauer at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 29 Nov 2001, Bob Dalgleish wrote:
on 11/29/01 9:05 AM, S A at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
These steps worked better for me :
http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg00895.html
My instructions force the disabling of locales, so
Oh, I wrote an article on DropScript for MacTech, which you might find
useful, if not more than you need to know. August 2001. My copy of it
is at:
http://www.mit.edu/people/wsanchez/papers/DropScript/
-Fred
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