Dear [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm a perl newbie and I've used MacPerl5.6.1.r2 (MacOS9.1) to run my
perl scripts.
It goes without saying that MacPerl is my all time favorite application on
MacOS9!
Unfortunately,I've been in trouble lately...
below is the code I've been working on:
[code]
#!/perl
#
#
From: "THEARTOFWEB PRODUCTION" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [MacPerl] macperl bug?
Date: Tue, 14 Dec 2004 17:49:19 +
Dear [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm a perl newbie and I've used MacPerl5.6.1.r2 (MacOS9.1) to run my
perl scripts.
It goes without
I noticed a weird issue regarding RuntimeBuilder.dp
below is the code i tried to compile:
[code]
#!/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use File::Spec;
print File::Spec->rootdir() || "what the hell!?\n";;
[/code]
I ran the code above with "MacPerl5.6.1r2" and got the "Macintosh HD:" value
on the screen
I noticed a weird issue regarding RuntimeBuilder.dp
below is the code i tried to compile:
[code]
#!/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use File::Spec;
print File::Spec->rootdir() || "what the hell!?\n";;
[/code]
I ran the code above with "MacPerl5.6.1r2" and got the "Macintosh HD:" value
on the screen
It has been many many moons since I've touched RuntimeBuilder, but I seem
to recall having to explictly load the File::Spec::Mac module in the script
to be compiled. Since RuntimeBuilder needs to create a runtime with every
module being used, and File::Spec doesn't know what module to use until
eureka!
it seems like i've sorted it out!
at first, I tried this:
#!/perl
@nomi = keys(%SIG);
for my $nomesig (@nomi) {$SIG{$nomesig} = 'IGNORE';}
but i found that this would be better:
#!/perl
sub handleruniversale
{
print "\ngot a signal $_[0]\n";
$SIG{$_[0]} = \&handleruniversale;
}
@nomi = ke
Hi everyone,
below is the code I've been working on. Can anybody give it a shot?
[code]
#!/perl
#
# MAC SHARED - Share your files on MacOS9
# Copyleft (C) 2004 , [EMAIL PROTECTED]
#
# This file is part of MAC SHARED
#
# MAC SHARED is free software; you can redistribut
Hi all!
I'm a Perl programmer and been using MacOS classic since 1998.
I don't have spending money so I ain't gonna buy Mac X for the moment.
Now, I'd like to code a MacOS9 app that captures audio from an external
microphone and convert the audio in MP3 format then finally streams the
audio via So
