n't work unless you tell it to use 32 bits!).
> You might try osascript instead.
Yes, although it's usually significantly slower, and slightly more error-prone
(because of the shell interface).
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Hi folks,
Just pointing out that this mailing list is not for Mac OS X perl, but for
MacPerl, the app that runs on Mac OS (Classic). There's a separate
mac...@perl.org mailing list for Mac OS X.
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Hi Mark, try the [EMAIL PROTECTED] list. This is for MacPerl, the
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Hi Tom,
The macperl@perl.org list is for MacPerl, an implementation of MacPerl for
Mac OS 7-9. You want [EMAIL PROTECTED], a list for perl on Mac OS X.
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This list is for MacPerl, which is a program that runs under Mac OS 7-9,
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for such a thing? If all you need is a nice UI to run
perl under, try TextWrangler, a free "Lite" version of BBEdit for Mac OS X.
>or is it some more sophisticated approach
>and to have a connection to what is "Inside Macintosh"?
Mac::Carbon is just some of the same
, for the sake of that manpage.
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At 8:51 + 2004.12.15, THEARTOFWEB PRODUCTION wrote:
>eureka!
>
>it seems like i've sorted it out!
Great, good work.
>local $SIG{NUM13} = 'IGNORE';
>
>what the hell is $SIG{NUM13} ???
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more likely to get a wider range of possible solutions.
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At 13:05 +0100 2004.11.13, Bart Lateur wrote:
>But that's not macperl and you're on the wrong list with that kind of
>bigotry.
You got me! :)
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Kinda messy, but
works for me. Thomas Wegner has an XS tutorial, however, which might be
better:
http://usemacperl.esmartweb.com/
Of course, most of us now use Mac OS X, where building is much simpler. :-)
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t = load_osa_script($app, $resid);
# compile and save script if not yet loaded
if (!$script) {
$script = compile_applescript(<save($app, $resid);
}
$script->call(qw[abcd 1234], 'Bourque:Users:pudge:bin:happening');
__END__
Make sure you make a copy of the app to test on firs
it on Mac OS
X, but AppleScript needs Mac paths. I don't need Mac paths in the first
two examples because NewAliasMinimal creates a path-agnostic alias, and
Mac::Glue converts Unix paths to Mac paths for you.
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At 16:42 +0200 2004.06.09, Martin Buchmann wrote:
>i'm using a macperl script to call some external programs. That was
>working in the past but now i have the problem that MacPerl is just
Have you changed anything recently? Any module versions, or apps that
you're trying to la
ve to modify this main loop to do some
>special testing when symlink is encountered.
Yes, try -l first, and if it is true, then skip the file (or call
readlink() on the file if you want to use some links, but not others,
etc.). That should work.
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r and file name extraction via foreach , nothing works.
Drag-n-drop will use absolute paths, so you're turning:
HD:foo:bar
Into:
:HD:foo:bar
Which won't work. Three-arg open() is really the best way.
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$file =~ s#^(\s)#:$1#;
And it wouldn't work at the root of the filesystem (if it is an absolute
path and your HD name is " HD", you are out of luck :-). The final option
would be to use sysopen() instead.
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esian filters in Eudora weed them out for me.
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programs, as Interarchy borrowed from
Fetch. To get this to work with Fetch, just drop Fetch onto the "gluemac"
droplet included with MacPerl.
(Password can be handle by Keychain too, so you don't necessarily need to
put in here.)
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ll Mac OS X apps from MacPerl under Classic, so if some other
application provided an event like do shell script, you could use it. But
do shell script itself is provided by the Standard Additions OSAX, which is
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AppleScript returns here, to Unix newlines.)
Of course, if this were really on Mac OS X, you should just use backticks
anyway:
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Applications
Desktop
Documents
Games
Library
MacOS
Movies
Musi
file every time the Mac is booted.
Well, the easiest thing to do is add this to your script, at the top:
use lib 'path:to:MacPerl:folder:lib:';
Or, alternatively, put the app in your MacPerl folder, and put an alias to
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/usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl
.
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/usr/local/lib/perl5/5.8.2/darwin
/usr/local/lib/perl5/5.8.2
/usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.2/darwin
/usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl
,
not the rest.
Summary: I recommend installing Mac-Carbon, adding "use MacPerl;" to the
script, and using it as-is. If you don't want to install all of Mac-Carbon,
Mac-AppleScript is your best bet. Stay away from osascript.
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At 14:33 -0800 2004.01.14, Bill Becker wrote:
>It is stored as a runtime (the icon is a pyramid).
Yes, runtimes do not contain module files. Search the archives for
RuntimeBuilder.
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data
there in the variable. It's a Handle object, so you can get the data with
$foo->get.
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At 15:45 -0800 2004.01.02, Bill Becker wrote:
>I don't have that exact directory structure, SpeechRecognition is
>there, but nothing further than a single library having the same
>name...
In the current MacPerl, it should be in :eg:Mac:SpeechRecognition:.
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f, $pt, siBestQuality);
SndPlay(undef, $foo);
Is that what you want? You want voice data, or do you want the words
someone is saying, such as with speech recognition? The latter is a lot
more difficult.
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D name).
>
>This doesn't seem to work in MacPerl 5.6.1r2.
It was a bug/misbehavior.
If you want a list of all volumes, use the MacPerl::Volumes() function.
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llo"}
I am not sure what form you want this in. You want to tell a MacPerl
script how to do this from another MacPerl script? If so, that can be
hard, since MacPerl can only run one script at a time. Do you want
examples with C? I am not sure the nature of it all.
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place, let alone the second or third.
>My mileage doesn't vary on this issue, in case
>anyone fancies biting my head off :-)
Mine neither. No biting.
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MacPerl, a few years ago. It's
not been kept up that I know of, but perhaps it will work for you, or get
you started.
http://www.macperl.com/depts/Tutorials/
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rom BBEdit. But your mileage
very well may vary.
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At 10:57 -0700 2003.09.11, Bill Becker wrote:
>It is not rediculous to expect a pseudo-random number generator to
>behave differently! I believe that is, indeed what rand() is supposed
>to be. You go in with a consistent seed across all platforms, it
>should return consistent results across same.
>
At 15:02 -0400 2003.08.27, Dwayne C Ayers wrote:
>Is there a way to access the serial port in the new version?
I think you can use the Mac::Serial module, on the CPAN. It loads an XCMD
or somesuch with LoadExternals(), which, I believe, does work.
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t version of MacPerl. See the notes in
macperldelta in the MacPerl 5.6.1 release for more information.
If you need CommConnect.pl, consider using MacPerl 5.2.0r4. You can have
both versions of MacPerl installed simultaneously.
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build instructions on http://dev.macperl.org/
say how to do it, and where everything is (and Thomas Wegner's XS tutorial
gives the rest of the information you should need for XS stuff).
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At 11:32 +0200 2003.05.29, Thomas Wegner wrote:
>Fortunately, I was able to build Digest-SHA1-2.02 for MacPerl 5.6.1
>on Mac OS Classic :).
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included in MacPerl 5.6.1r2, and realistically expect them to all
>work properly,
No. They are not binary compatible with 5.6.1.
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)?
And I am glad it is working well for you. I am nearly done porting
Mac::Glue to Mac OS X, hopefully for release in a few weeks.
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st->exec($command, ...);
I am not sure what mpost's AppleScript dictionary looks like. Just follow
the instructions for Mac::Glue (it comes with MacPerl 5.6.1) for running
gluedialect and gluescriptadds, and then drop apps on gluemac (like the
Finder and mpost). If you have trouble figuring out
d by device
Not a directory
$^E works similarly.
A better option might b e $@, which can be set to arbitrary error values.
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Is there any way you can trim down the example to 10 lines or so, that
shows the problem?
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At 14:47 -0800 2003.03.26, Nicholas G. Thornton wrote:
>Still more from my trials and tribulations:
>
>Trying to go about this via MacPerl::DoAppleScript() returns the error
>Operation
>not supported on socket. Any idea how to get around this?
Can you give an example that shows t
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At 01:52 -0800 2003.03.26, Nicholas G. Thornton wrote:
>I just noticed there's a macperl-toolbox mailing list that I should have been
>posting to. Sorry for any inconvenience.
No worries, either list is fine.
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t that
it accepts Mac OS X/POSIX paths instead of Mac OS/HFS paths.
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number. Since
>all the
>documentation I've found is directed at C/C++ folks (of which I'm not one) I'm
>not entirely sure how to proceed. As always, any help is appreciated.
Not sure, but try using fileno() after opening the file. See the perl docs
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>what
>this means or how to correct it since what makes a valid fileSpec is never
>discussed anywhere.
It means the file path isn't correct, basically. Doublecheck it.
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o Mac OS X.
Also note the new address of my Perl modules:
http://projects.pudge.net/
And I am still entertaining volunteer efforts for tests for Mac::Carbon.
:) Contact me if you want to help.
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GD changed substantially over the years, and I did not include it with
MacPerl 5.6.1. As far as I can recall, there is no build available for
MacPerl 5.6.1, though someone could build it.
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ted on Mac OS X. These are fairly clearly marked in Sound.xs.
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At 17:29 -0800 2003.02.26, Nicholas G. Thornton wrote:
>I'm looking for a module that'll let me play AIFF files from (Mac)Perl. I've
>had no luck finding anything searching for "aiff" on CPAN
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At 19:20 -0500 2003.02.06, Ronald J Kimball wrote:
>It's part of the standard Perl installation. However, you can always find
>the Perl documentation (for various versions of Perl) at
>http://www.perldoc.com/
And, of course, in Shuck. :-)
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At 13:13 +0900 2003.01.17, Nobumi Iyanaga wrote:
>On Thursday, January 16, 2003, at 09:37 AM, Chris Nandor wrote:
>
>> The Image::Size module on the CPAN should help you.
>>
>
>Thank you for your reply. Yes, it worked -- although I had to tweak
>somehow the source: re
The Image::Size module on the CPAN should help you.
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I partially restored it with data over a year old. Sigh * 2.
I have most of the data there backed up, but not that.
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p.plx line 418.
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> <http://dev.macperl.org/cgi-bin/mmp.plx>
Sigh ... the files are not there. I did not delete them, I believe. I
have not been on the machine in some time, it worked the last time I saw
it. I'll see if maybe the SF.net people can restore it, I hope so.
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At 12:28 -0800 2002.12.09, Richard Cook wrote:
>so, this is a very intermittent problem ... can anyone here see the way
>to make it always happen?
Probably not, and this is why it is so hard to fix. :)
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revious to current, i.e., 5.6.1r1?
And I do know that there have been problems with the output window shifting
to the right in some circumstances in older versions (including MacPerl
5.2.0r4), and I don't recall that code being modified in my time with it.
There are more-or-less tenative plans
out value in the web based
>installer?
I don't think that's the problem, I think the web server you're connected
to is the problem. By now, the CPAN mirrors should be working, try those.
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>installation.
You should be able to choose the installation folder if you've changed the
name of yours; I suppose in the future, though, I could have it look for
your MacPerl folder if you've moved it. Just select Choose Folder from the
popup menu on the initial screen.
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gt;Are the "t" files included in this release?
Yes. Some of them require Test::More, which is not included, but can be
installed via the normal means. It will be included in MacPerl 5.8, I just
didn't feel like including it in 5.6. :)
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Shuck; thanks to all who helped report and track down various bugs.
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ules in that bundle; install
each one individually, those that apply. For Bundle::CPAN, skip
Digest::MD5, Term::ReadKey, Data::Dumper, and Compress::Zlib.
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an older version; it should
work fine for you, however.
>3. Am I better off just skipping the use of this Bundle all together
In this case, since it tries to install a module it cannot install, yes.
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At 20:49 +0100 2002.11.13, Detlef Lindenthal wrote:
>## Mind the $^O; and save lines!!!(-:(-: (-:
>print "$^O $1.$2.$3";
The problem is that "darwin 10.2.2" isn't quite what I would want, and is
inaccurate, anyway. :-)
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ork! I
Note that AppleTalk is no longer supported by MacPerl, as of 5.6.1r1.
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There are macperl-anyperl and macosx lists at perl.org.
http://lists.perl.org/.
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At 09:38 -0700 2002.10.15, Richard Cook wrote:
>The only thing that causes it to stop is typing "command-period".
>Actually, I think that simply "com-q" will also stop it.
OK, thanks much for your patience, and your help. :)
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At 09:16 -0700 2002.10.15, Richard Cook wrote:
>Chris Nandor wrote:
>>
>> At 21:55 -0700 2002.10.14, Richard Cook wrote:
>> >MacPerl is doing the "cursor spin" trick right now in the background. I
>> >just launched it by 2-clicking on an existing docu
g now.
What happens if you click on a menu, or create a new window with cmd-N?
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hat sometimes the file didn't
open, and the cursor was spinning.
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c.)
are you running?
What menus show in MacPerl (e.g., File, Edit, etc.) during this?
At 15:08 -0700 2002.10.10, Richard Cook wrote:
>A related problem seems to be that sometimes when a script is
>double-clicked in the finder, MacPerl will launch, but the file doesn't open.
How
lags = shift;
return (($flags & fInvisible) ? $flags ^ fInvisible : 0)
}
sub make_invisible { # make flags invisible
my $flags = shift;
return (($flags & fInvisible) ? 0 : $flags | fInvisible)
}
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com, meant for perl on Mac OS X,
in MacPerl under Classic (the article implied that perl for Mac OS X was
"full perl" compared to MacPerl, so I found it interesting that all their
code ran fine in MacPerl :-). Yesterday I also used Mac::Glue on MacPerl
under Classic to
with Classic, you
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my $finder = new Mac::Glue 'Finder';
# optional :-)
my $app_path = $Mac::MoreFiles::Application{$app_sign};
my $file = $finder->obj(file => $file_path);
my $app = $finder->obj(file => $app_path);
$finder->open($file, using => $app
gt; print "\n$counter OK: $url\n";
> } else {
> print "\n$counter ERROR: $msg for $url\n";
> }
>}
>
>
>__END__
You do not ever reset $msg each time in the loop. Try putting 'my $msg =
"";' inside the loop, not outside.
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s, and Google's news search, have been
picking them up.
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to control apps on other
machines over TCP/IP.
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purchase Mac OS separately.
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ith Mac
OS X. You can get Mac OS separately. You won't be able to boot into Mac
OS on new machines. You will be able to run Classic on new machines, if
you also have/purchase Mac OS separately.
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e named "moon", when what
you are offering for export, and want, is a scalar variable named "$moon".
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for Classic needs 1.8.3. Axel, can you check that too?
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At 18:34 +0200 2002.09.11, Axel Rose wrote:
>I boot into 10.2 and double click the droplet.
Is MacPerl running before you open the droplet? What about Classic itself?
And did you run the same test in 9.2.2?
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work perfectly for me just fine on a TiBook G4/667 with both
Mac OS 9.2.2 and Mac OS X 10.2. What version of MacPerl?
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At 17:18 +0200 2002.09.11, Axel Rose wrote:
>Um 11:00 Uhr -0400 11.09.2002, schrieb Chris Nandor:
>>What downloader program?
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>We had some disussion about this program before. Essentially it
>gets files through ftp.
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>I need some more time to isolate the problem but pr
not sure. Thanks,
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but I've heard no complaints about
PPC.
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ht have to hit ctrl-D
instead of return for picking from lists.
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are two ways to do it. One is to use the CFM68K build of MacPerl,
and copy the shared libraries in :lib:MacCFM68K:. The other is to use the
BigMacPerl build, which has the libraries like Mac::Files linked statically.
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oading -- anything requiring DynaLoader -- does not work,
currently, with 68K Macs. That did work with MacPerl 5.2.0r4, which is
still available, via the CFM68K build. But CFM68K is not currently
supported in current versions of MacPerl.
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