Need help with DBD::mysql install
I¹m able to install all other modules without a problem...but the for some reason Make fails at the end of DBD::mysql Bundle via CPAN. Has anyone else run into this? It¹s killing my Perl / mysql project. Thanks in advance, Mark
Re: Need help with DBD::mysql install
On 15/6/02 at 04:41, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Mark Lowe) wrote: I¹m able to install all other modules without a problem...but the for some reason Make fails at the end of DBD::mysql Bundle via CPAN. Has anyone else run into this? Nope, my install of DBD::mysql went fine. What error messages are you seeing? Regards, Phil.
Re: Need help with DBD::mysql install
I didn't have an issue, thought I just used the cpan command to make sure all dependencies were met. But, you can also used a precompiled binary from Fink see: http://fink.sourceforge.net/pdb/search.php?s=DBD they have a pre-built one for mysql and postgresql, or more exactly, they may have been modified to work correctly with OSX. Dave Gomez On 6/15/02 4:41 AM, Mark Lowe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I¹m able to install all other modules without a problem...but the for some reason Make fails at the end of DBD::mysql Bundle via CPAN. Has anyone else run into this? It¹s killing my Perl / mysql project. Thanks in advance, Mark
Perl routine with external argument in ASS
In an earlier thread Gero Herrmann posted this ... - set argument to This is passed to Perl set my text item delimiters to return set perlScript to text items of /usr/bin/perl '__END__' my $argument = 'EOFARGS'; argument EOFARGS chomp $argument; print qq(Perl was passed: $argument); __END__ set my text item delimiters to ascii character 10 do shell script (perlScript as text) display dialog result - as a solution for passing a variable from AppleScript to a perl script. I currently work on an application with Applescript Studio and need exactly this - a perl script with a variable part - but unfortunately haven't managed to make this example work. So here's my question: Any ideas what makes this example run? Are there other solutions for this problem (w/o using temp files)? Can I access and change (using variables?) perl scripts I added to the recources of my app in Project Builder? (How) can i pass command line arguments to such a script? Or can i use other variables (environment?) to pass arguments to the script? Many thanks for your help Daisy
