Jeff, John and Joshua.
Jeff wrote:
Try this:
\write18{MacPerl <> <>}
Thanks, i tried this before. MacPerl is launched and that's it.
So i think the answer to my actual question is just: "No, it's not
possible".
I don't think that's been determined.
Well, i appreciate your optimism but i think
At 2:31 PM +0100 11/25/03, Martin Buchmann wrote:
Anyway, i can launch MacPerl with this method too but nothing more.
Whatever i add to the command as an argument, MacPerl is launched
and that's it, nothing more.
It looked to me like the event being sent was the DoScript event.
Which as John sai
--On Tuesday, November 25, 2003 10:59 AM +0100 Martin Buchmann
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Joshua, John and Chris,
sorry for all that mess. I think it's harder to make clear what i'm
talking about than i thought in the beginning.
'test' is the name of the MacPerl droplet. "Hallo" was just somethi
At 2:31 pm +0100 25/11/03, Martin Buchmann wrote:
Anyway, i can launch MacPerl with this method too but nothing more.
Whatever i add to the command as an argument, MacPerl is launched
and that's it, nothing more. So i think the answer to my actual
question is just: "No, it's not possible".
In o
John,
FORGET about droplets!! You send the Do Script event to MacPerl,
not to any droplet.
Okay, this is what i got wrong thw whole time, you are right. But i'm
not sure what kind of event i'm sending from pdftex. I asked the
author, maybe he can provide some information. I just came up with
At 10:59 am +0100 25/11/03, Martin Buchmann wrote:
sorry for all that mess. I think it's harder to make clear what i'm
talking about than i thought in the beginning.
'test' is the name of the MacPerl droplet. "Hallo" was just
something i tried to pass to the droplet. In a real case it would
ha
Joshua, John and Chris,
sorry for all that mess. I think it's harder to
make clear what i'm talking about than i thought
in the beginning.
'test' is the name of the MacPerl droplet.
"Hallo" was just something i tried to pass to the
droplet. In a real case it would have been a
filename, etc.
At 12:11 pm -0500 24/11/03, Joshua Juran wrote:
Is this from pdftex? (Why does it say "test"??)
I have no idea what CMTX/exec is or what it's
supposed to do exactly. But apparently it wants
to execute something... In what context is
'test "Hallo' mean to be interpreted, i.e. what
language
At 14:53 +0100 2003.11.24, Martin Buchmann wrote:
>The call was 'test "Hallo"'. I _only_ need some
>way to make my droplet aware of that "Hallo".
What is "Hallo"? What is "test"?
>I'm sure someone with more experience or better
>understand would have solved it without any
>problem but onceagain
--On Monday, November 24, 2003 2:53 PM +0100 Martin Buchmann
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
John,
i tried to understand your examples but i'm not sure if we are talking
about the same issue. I'm a bit confused about your AppleScript
generating MacPerl-Script passing arguments to each other and such
John,
i tried to understand your examples but i'm not
sure if we are talking about the same issue. I'm
a bit confused about your AppleScript generating
MacPerl-Script passing arguments to each other
and such stuff. I only need a MacPerl script
handling some arguments. I don't know AppleScript
John,
thanks for your mails. I will read it carefully and see what i can
get. Thanks for the hint with CaptureAE.
Best regards
Martin
--
A conclusion is simply the place where someone got tired of thinking.
At 3:11 am + 24/11/03, John Delacour wrote:
The script below demonstrates how to pass
arguments to a script. Although the dictionary
does not mention arguments in the Do Script
entry, these are passed as items of a list, the
first item of which is the script text.
I should have said that
At 7:54 pm +0100 23/11/03, Martin Buchmann wrote:
i want to use a MacPerl script which is called
from another application, i.e. CMacTeX's pdftex.
I thought i could save the script as droplet and
access parameters given to the script during the
call with @ARGV. But the array is empty.
The scr
At 7:54 pm +0100 23/11/03, Martin Buchmann wrote:
... Maybe i should explain the whole thing a bit more detailed. The
pdftex application has a feature called write18 command which is
used to access unix shells from within TeX documents. I recently
found out that this works also under OS 9.2.2.
15 matches
Mail list logo
