Hi folks!
Since I would probably be one of the first ones to actually *use *the
discussed book, you understand that I could contribute very little
technically.
I could however read the manuscript, try the examples and comment. I think
that a newbie's eye would help too.
I can of course
Oh. A test subject! Yes, that will help a lot. I will stay in touch.
On 2016-01-05 11:56, Meir Guttman wrote:
> Hi folks!
>
> Since I would probably be one of the first ones to actually /use /the
> discussed book, you understand that I could contribute very little
> technically.
>
> I could
Sorry, updated and re-sent.
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Hi Johan,
On 04/01/16 11:05, Johan Vromans wrote:
If Steve, Eric and James want to team up, you have my blessing and support.
I would be honoured to be part of the team.
This reply concerns wiki.wxperl.nl, not wxperl.it
I have been a
Same all around, yes. Currently based in Budapest, but not for long -
we're headed back to the States/Puerto Rico.
On 2016-01-05 20:59, Steve Cookson wrote:
> Sorry, updated and re-sent.
> ***
>
> Hi Johan,
>
> On 04/01/16 11:05, Johan Vromans wrote:
>> If Steve, Eric and
Michael Roberts writes:
> I actually started already. Well, I *actually* started sometime in the
> reign of Elizabeth I, but I started again now. I've been wanting to get
> this stuff straight in my head for a long time, so it seems like a good
> way to stay out of trouble
I have ActivateState Perl 5.20.1 installed with wxPerl 0.9926 on my Mac (El
Capitan). I had to install wxWidgets separately using Alien::wxWidgets, then
build wxPerl manually. Not sure why ActiveState does not have a PPM for it; I
can only assume they did not look into it after the initial
Good morning all,
Erik's suggestion to make "Learning WxPerl" a community effort is
exactly what I had in mind, and I think also it would have a much
greater chance of being successful.
Michael, I really look forward to you posting your early material
for a book. Thank you for offering it to the
Mehmet Kayaalp writes:
> It says: "No wxWidgets build found." Do you know (or would you guess) why
> it had failed?
nope, no idea. that's a question you should ask activestate.
On mac I use perlbrew to install perl and then install modules directly
from cpan. I