Re: OT: Mac OS X's built-in URL architecture

At 10:18 AM +0800 7/15/03, Peter N Lewis wrote: At 10:25 AM +0900 15/7/03, Thilo Planz wrote: sherlock://com.apple.flights?new_window&toolbar=hidden itms://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZSearch.woa/wa/advancedSearchResults?songTerm=Bohemian I am amazed by these sherlock:// and itms:// URLs. Does a

Re: OT: Mac OS X's built-in URL architecture

On Monday, July 14, 2003, at 09:25 PM, Thilo Planz wrote: quite off-topic Not if someone can find an answer that uses Perl. ;-) I am amazed by these sherlock:// and itms:// URLs. Does anyone know how this works, if everyone can register "protocols" for their own apps (or if it is closed to Ap

Re: OT: Mac OS X's built-in URL architecture

At 10:25 AM +0900 15/7/03, Thilo Planz wrote: sherlock://com.apple.flights?new_window&toolbar=hidden itms://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZSearch.woa/wa/advancedSearchResults?songTerm=Bohemian I am amazed by these sherlock:// and itms:// URLs. Does anyone know how this works, if everyone can regis

Re: [OT] Japanese (correction about Mail)

> ... > > Crud. I have some resume pages that I _know_ are shift JIS (looked at > the byte values with hexdump), but Metrowerks Codewarrior 5 editor is > won't play fair with them. ... > Before I forget (deliberately or otherwise), I should mention what this turned out to be. Went home that nig

OT: Mac OS X's built-in URL architecture

Hi, quite off-topic but: http://www.apple.com/applescript/safari/bookmarks.html Safari's robust JavaScript support and Mac OS X's built-in URL architecture enable direct communication between Safari and other applications via special bookmarks. Using these special bookmarks you can select

RegExTest 1.0 is now up

Y'all, At: http://www.crashbox.com/regextest Once again RegExTest is a little Cocoa application (OS X only) for prototyping regular expressions for use in perl. Very quick, and very handy. I've finished up the app and added some more features. The boxes are now scrollable text vie

can't install XML::LibXSLT on 5.8

Folks, I have Perl 5.8.0 installed, am using fink, have the libxml2 and libxslt libraries installed from source. To install XML::LibXML::Common and XML::LibXML, I found I had to copy the fink-installed libiconv* files to '/usr/lib' and 'iconv.h' to '/usr/include'. The modules then installed ju

Re: DropScript confusion about cwd

On Sunday, July 13, 2003, at 03:29 AM, David Ledger wrote: The sooner 'Project Builder' can create perl or shell projects directly the better. What sort of projects? A simple .pl file doesn't really need a project - it's just a single file. You can use PB to edit it, although BBEdit is arguably