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Mac Forum / Programming / Perl / September 2005



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checking that non-UNIX platforms don't lag in their Configure variables24 Sep 2005 08:29 GMT2
The attached script, suitable for Porting/, suitable for both blead
and maint, helps in the battle of keeping the non-UNIX platforms up
to date in their knowledge of Configure variables.  Run it at the
top level directory and it will tell its best guess as to which of
First Look At CamelBones...06 Sep 2005 03:44 GMT1
...and there's something I'm not getting.
I'm looking at one of the examples, the currency converter.
I can see in WindowController.pm how there are fields with specific
names, $self->{'RateField'} and so on, and I can use InterfaceBuilder
Speaking of CPAN02 Sep 2005 05:02 GMT2
anyone besides me having trouble accessing the mirrors?
I've been rebuilding my iBook when I can spare ten minutes here and a
half hour there. I installed perl 5.8.7 several weeks back under
/usr/local and started CPAN with the path set to look at /usr/local/bin
run wxPerl script from finder01 Sep 2005 18:12 GMT1
How can I get a wxPerl script to run from the finder?
I'd like my app to open straight to it's own top-level window, without
any other window opening - which rules out ScriptGUI.
I've tried changing the filename to end with ".command" - but this
 
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