perl.macperl...Re: MacPerl Re: passing arguments: AppleScript to MacPerl by Joshua Juran- June 29, 2007 On Jun 29, 2007, at 9:26 AM, kurtz le pirate wrote:> In article <200706290136.l5T1aQJU012861merlin.enst.fr>,> pouzinemail.enst.fr (Louis Pouzin) wrote:>>> Calling a macperl script (dog) from AS, with arguments a, b c, >> would read:>> tell perl to do script dog, a, b, c>> - google is your friend.>> - <http:www.bradrice.comwposxarchives42>This resource shows how to call AppleScript from Perl. Louis is trying to call MacPerl from...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macperl/2007/06/msg3088.html Re: MacPerl passing arguments: AppleScript to MacPerl by Joshua Juran- June 29, 2007 On Jun 28, 2007, at 6:36 PM, Louis Pouzin wrote:> Calling a macperl script (dog) from AS, with arguments a, b c, > would read:> tell perl to do script dog, a, b, c>> Assuming that a, b, c are strings, they are copied to ARGV in dog.>> The problem I have is passing a list of arguments, e.g.> set names to selection -- nb of selected objects not predictable> tell perl to do script dog, names -- names conversion failsRight, AppleScript doesn&39;t have interpolating...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macperl/2007/06/msg3087.html Re: passing arguments: AppleScript to MacPerl by kurtz le pirate- June 29, 2007 In article <200706290136.l5T1aQJU012861merlin.enst.fr>, pouzinemail.enst.fr (Louis Pouzin) wrote:> Hi,> > Calling a macperl script (dog) from AS, with arguments a, b c, would read:> tell perl to do script dog, a, b, c> > Assuming that a, b, c are strings, they are copied to ARGV in dog.> > The problem I have is passing a list of arguments, e.g.> set names to selection -- nb of selected objects not predictable> tell perl to do script dog, names -- names...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macperl/2007/06/msg3086.html passing arguments: AppleScript to MacPerl by Louis Pouzin- June 29, 2007 Hi,Calling a macperl script (dog) from AS, with arguments a, b c, would read: tell perl to do script dog, a, b, cAssuming that a, b, c are strings, they are copied to ARGV in dog.The problem I have is passing a list of arguments, e.g. set names to selection -- nb of selected objects not predictable tell perl to do script dog, names -- names conversion failsThen I can converts names to a list of strings: set snames to repeat with nam in names set snames to snames & (nam as text) end...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macperl/2007/06/msg3085.html Re: building DBD::mysql on Mac OS X 10.4.9 by Chris Sarnowski- June 8, 2007 Hi Mark,Sorry if this was already answered: I get the digest version of the list.This list is intended for a particular version of Perl for Mac OS 7-9. There is a separate list for perl on Mac OS X.For help with DBD::mysql, try http:lists.mysql.comperl (which I got from the README).You can also try the perl DBI-users list; see http:lists.cpan.org showlist.cginame=dbi-users .In any case, I suggest mentioning the version of DBD::mysql, the version of mySQL, and something more specific about...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macperl/2007/06/msg3084.html Re: MacPerl building DBD::mysql on Mac OS X 10.4.9 by Chris Nandor- June 7, 2007 Hi Mark, try the macosxperl.org list. This is for MacPerl, theimplementation of perl for "Classic" Mac OS.-- Chris Nandor pudgepobox.com http:pudge.netSlashdot SourceForge pudgeslashdot.org http:slashdot.orghttp://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macperl/2007/06/msg3083.html building DBD::mysql on Mac OS X 10.4.9 by Mark Harris- June 7, 2007 I attempted to build this module using CPAN, and got multiple errors. Please advise on how to successfully build this.Thanks,Mark in Tigard, ORhttp://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macperl/2007/06/msg3082.html |