CamelBones help
I would like to view the following mariages.xml file :
?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?>
Mariages commune='Meximieux'>
Mariage date='26-06-1662'>
dateRepublicaine/>
cote>2E 29707/cote>
libre/>
nomEpoux>GUICHARD/nomEpoux>
prenomEpoux>Claude/prenomEpoux>
lieuOrigineEpoux>Meximieux/lieuOrigineEpoux>
ageEpoux/>
professionEpoux/>
exConjointEpoux/>
commentairesEpoux/>
nomPereEpoux/>
prenomPereEpoux/>
commentairesPereEpoux/>
professionPereEpoux/>
nomMereEpoux/>
prenomMereEpoux/>
commentairesMereEpoux/>
nomEpouse>VIGNAT/nomEpouse>
prenomEpouse>Jeanne/prenomEpouse>
lieuOrigineEpouse>Meximieux/lieuOrigineEpouse>
ageEpouse/>
exConjointEpouse/>
commentairesEpouse/>
nomPereEpouse/>
prenomPereEpouse/>
commentairesPereEpouse/>
professionPereEpouse/>
nomMereEpouse/>
prenomMereEpouse/>
commentairesMereEpouse/>
commentairesGeneraux>Antoine PERON et BOZON/commentairesGeneraux>
/Mariage>
Mariage date='18-10-1662'>
dateRepublicaine/>
cote>2E 29707/cote>
libre/>
nomEpoux>PECOLET/nomEpoux>
prenomEpoux>Nicolas/prenomEpoux>
lieuOrigineEpoux>Meximieux/lieuOrigineEpoux>
ageEpoux/>
professionEpoux>Notaire Royal/professionEpoux>
exConjointEpoux/>
commentairesEpoux/>
nomPereEpoux/>
prenomPereEpoux/>
commentairesPereEpoux/>
professionPereEpoux/>
nomMereEpoux/>
prenomMereEpoux/>
commentairesMereEpoux/>
nomEpouse>DEBREY/nomEpouse>
prenomEpouse>Marie/prenomEpouse>
lieuOrigineEpouse>/lieuOrigineEpouse>
ageEpouse/>
exConjointEpouse/>
commentairesEpouse/>
nomPereEpouse/>
prenomPereEpouse/>
commentairesPereEpouse/>
professionPereEpouse/>
nomMereEpouse/>
prenomMereEpouse/>
commentairesMereEpouse/>
commentairesGeneraux>De la CUA, CHASEY bourgeois/commentairesGeneraux>
/Mariage>
/Mariages>
using the BrowserSample from CBExamples with the following result :
- column 0 Mariages commune attribute : Meximieux
- column 1 Mariage date attribute : '.'
date attribute : '.'
- column 2 all the other tags contents
I'm using XML::Parser XML::Parser::EasyTree to produce the corresponding tree.
Could somebody help my to populate @{$self->{'_columns'}->[$column]} from the
sub browser_numberOfRowsInColumn :
Selector(browser:numberOfRowsInColumn:)
ArgTypes(@i) ReturnType(i)
method with this tree
Thank for your help
BEGIN:VCARD
VERSION:3.0
N:Vaudrey;Pierre;;;
FN:Pierre Vaudrey
ORG:BSC;
EMAIL;type=HOME;type=pref:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
TEL;type=HOME;type=pref:0474 611167
ADR;type=HOME;type=pref:;;174\,rue de Lyon\n;Bourg Saint Christophe;;01800;France
URL:http://www.vaudrey.org
END:VCARD
Re: Installing modules on osX 10.3.3
On Jun 13, 2004, at 9:53 PM, Sherm Pendley wrote: On Jun 14, 2004, at 12:12 AM, Phil Calvert wrote: ld: -undefined: unknown argument: dynamic_lookup I noticed in an older reply that you're using GCC 3.1, and you've upgraded to 10.3.4. If you upgraded from Jaguar (or earlier), and you haven't installed Xcode yet, do that - you'll get the newer GCC 3.3 with it. Then, do a 'sudo gcc_select 3.3' - that will make the newer GCC 3.3 the default instead of 3.1. (You can also do a 'gcc_select --list' to show what versions are installed, and 'gcc_select' w/o parameters to show the current default.) Like Ed mentioned, GCC versions prior to 3.3 may not understand the -undefined dynamic_lookup switch. At this point, maybe the best thing would be to reinstall osX? I'm guessing you're a recent refugee from Windows? ;-) Sir, you wound me! ;-) I've never used a windows for more than a hour without feeling ill. I will admit to being a long time system 6, 7, 8, 9 user and this unix stuff is still a bit heady. Well, I installed Xcode and ran sudo perl -MCPAN -e 'install Bundle::LWP' again and this time it seemed to go well. Thank you and every else for the help!
Re: Installing modules on osX 10.3.3
On Jun 14, 2004, at 1:34 PM, Phil Calvert wrote: At this point, maybe the best thing would be to reinstall osX? I'm guessing you're a recent refugee from Windows? ;-) Sir, you wound me! ;-) I've never used a windows for more than a hour without feeling ill. I will admit to being a long time system 6, 7, 8, 9 user and this unix stuff is still a bit heady I saw this news article that Microsoft was fed up with North America and Europe antitrust suits and going to focus on underdeveloped countries. I like that: Microsoft: choice of undeveloped world. Apple: choice of the developing world. Does my bias seem to show any? Joe Alotta
Re: Installing modules on osX 10.3.3
On Jun 14, 2004, at 2:34 PM, Phil Calvert wrote: On Jun 13, 2004, at 9:53 PM, Sherm Pendley wrote: On Jun 14, 2004, at 12:12 AM, Phil Calvert wrote: At this point, maybe the best thing would be to reinstall osX? I'm guessing you're a recent refugee from Windows? ;-) Sir, you wound me! ;-) I've never used a windows for more than a hour without feeling ill. I will admit to being a long time system 6, 7, 8, 9 user and this unix stuff is still a bit heady. I'm curious - is reinstalling the OS a common troubleshooting technique for older MacOS versions? I'm a fairly recent switcher myself. I purchased my first Mac expressly to run Mac OS X DP4. Well, I installed Xcode That, in a nutshell, was the problem. Panther needs Xcode. Older Project Builder releases will sort of work - for some value of work - but they're unsupported on Panther, and using them can lead to all sorts of difficult to diagnose problems. sherm--
Re: Installing modules on osX 10.3.3
On Jun 14, 2004, at 3:12 PM, Sherm Pendley wrote: I'm curious - is reinstalling the OS a common troubleshooting technique for older MacOS versions? I'm a fairly recent switcher myself. I purchased my first Mac expressly to run Mac OS X DP4. Yes, it certainly was for Systems 7-8. Clean System install, then install apps one at a time until a failure (conflict) occurs. The Extensions Manager helped a bit, but I always shied away from using it and learned to manage conflicts manually instead. I used to restart my 6100 and then my 8600 several times a day just to avoid System freezes. You could just feel one coming on after a bit. I sure don't miss that. System 9 was a pretty big improvement, but after several years my 8600 started acting weird and now it surely needs a clean install to make things work again. Kindest Regards, Bill Stephenson
PDF::API
I'm a Perl novice using the PDF::API package to add stuff to the end of a
PDF file. I've RTFMed, I've googled this and I even tried emailing the
author but I'm totally stuck.
I want to use the method PDF::API2::PDF::Page-add($str). At first I tried
PDF::API2-page($index). This inserts-and-returns a new page at $index and
it works fine. However an attempt to use $page-add($str) gets the error
message:
Can't locate object method add via package PDF::API2::Page
So it seems that the scalar returned by PDF::API2-page is not the same kind
of object that PDF::API2::PDF::Page-add is supposed to be called on. This
surprised me - I expected both 'page' objects to be the same type. But I
checked and there is a file /Library/Perl/5.8.1/PDF/API2/Page.pm and also a
file /Library/Perl/5.8.1/PDF/API2/pdf/Page.pm so it would appear there are
in fact two different kind of page objects. And AFAICT I need the other one.
So I tried to create a scalar of type PDF::API2::PDF::Page using its
constructor. But to create that I need an object of type
PDF::API2::PDF::Pages to base it on. The constructor for Pages is
PDF::API2::PDF::Pages-new($pdfs,$parent). But the explanation
(http://cpan.uwinnipeg.ca/htdocs/PDF-API2/PDF/API2/PDF/Pages.html) of the
parameters needed for $pdfs and $parent aren't explicit enough for a Perl
novice like myself. It says that $parent should point at the file context if
we're trying to create a root node. And I think thats what I need to do to
add pages onto the end of the PDF file.
I know enough Perl to know that contexts are very important in Perl. So I
looked it up in three different manuals but none of them make any reference
to a file context. So I'm assuming that context isn't being using in the
canonical sense here and that the author simply means a file pointer of some
kind.
So I've supplied the $pdf scalar that was returned from
PDF::API2-open('aPDFfile.pdf'). The pod says that $pdfs is the file object
(or objects) in which to create the new Pages object. I'm not sure
precisely what it means by that but I think its that this is the file that
it'll output to. I want it to output to the same file so I've provided the
same $pdf value again. So my attempted construction of a 'pages' object
looks like this:
my $pages = PDF::API2::PDF::Pages-new($pdf, $pdf);
when I run it it craps out giving the message:
Can't locate object method new_obj via package PDF::API2 at
/Library/Perl/5.8.1/PDF/API2/PDF/Pages.pm line 68.
I had a look at the line in question and its pretty hairy stuff. I think its
doing something about creating a file outputstream or something like that.
It's expecting that there will be a pointer to an object in $_ and I think
its the wrong kind of object and consequently it can't find the method. But
I'm (way) out of my depth. I think my problem is that my providing the wrong
parameters to PDF::API2::PDF::Pages-new. But I just can't understand what I
should be giving it. The POD comments are too vague for me. I don't get what
I should be providing to it.
thank you.
Nelius Bresnan.
Re: Installing modules on osX 10.3.3
On 2004.6.15, at 06:08 AM, Bill Stephenson wrote: On Jun 14, 2004, at 3:12 PM, Sherm Pendley wrote: I'm curious - is reinstalling the OS a common troubleshooting technique for older MacOS versions? I'm a fairly recent switcher myself. I purchased my first Mac expressly to run Mac OS X DP4. Yes, it certainly was for Systems 7-8. Clean System install, And there was that sweet spot where the system only took half an hour to re-install. When we were working in that sweet spot, re-installing made eminent sense. But that sweet spot would go away. Apple would add necessary functionality, and, of course, we would add apps and extensions so that it would consume a whole half a day to re-install the system and apps. I always that those half-day re-installs were terrible, until I starting helping with MSWnt4 or OS2Warp installs at work. then install apps one at a time until a failure (conflict) occurs. The Extensions Manager helped a bit, but I always shied away from using it and learned to manage conflicts manually instead. I started using the extensions manager to move everything out of the extensions folder before installs. Then I could compare what the app installed with what had already been in place. Leaving only the most recent version of extensions and disabling as many Microsoft extensions as I could was usually pretty effective. I used to restart my 6100 and then my 8600 several times a day just to avoid System freezes. You could just feel one coming on after a bit. I sure don't miss that. System 9 was a pretty big improvement, but after several years my 8600 started acting weird and now it surely needs a clean install to make things work again. YDL? NetBSD? ;-)
Re: PDF::API
Nelius,
This post belongs on the [EMAIL PROTECTED] list
rather than the Mac OS-X Perl list. I've cross posted it there and
would suggest that you subscribe to that list for all your PDF::API2
help. It's an active and helpful list.
You need to be calling the methods on objects and not on their class.
Once you open the PDF, you need to add the page to it rather than just
adding a page to ... a class.
The following code (from my head so it could be wrong) demonstrates how
you'd do it:
my $pdf = PDF::API2-open( $path_to_pdf ); # Open a PDF
my $page = $pdf-page( $pdf-pages ); # Add a page at the end
$page-do_something() # Do stuff to the page
If there's any PDF::API2ers reading this, feel free to correct my code.
Cheers!
Rick
On 15 Jun 2004, at 7:08 AM, Nelius Bresnan wrote:
I'm a Perl novice using the PDF::API package to add stuff to the end
of a
PDF file. I've RTFMed, I've googled this and I even tried emailing the
author but I'm totally stuck.
I want to use the method PDF::API2::PDF::Page-add($str). At first I
tried
PDF::API2-page($index). This inserts-and-returns a new page at $index
and
it works fine. However an attempt to use $page-add($str) gets the
error
message:
Can't locate object method add via package PDF::API2::Page
So it seems that the scalar returned by PDF::API2-page is not the
same kind
of object that PDF::API2::PDF::Page-add is supposed to be called on.
This
surprised me - I expected both 'page' objects to be the same type. But
I
checked and there is a file /Library/Perl/5.8.1/PDF/API2/Page.pm and
also a
file /Library/Perl/5.8.1/PDF/API2/pdf/Page.pm so it would appear there
are
in fact two different kind of page objects. And AFAICT I need the
other one.
So I tried to create a scalar of type PDF::API2::PDF::Page using its
constructor. But to create that I need an object of type
PDF::API2::PDF::Pages to base it on. The constructor for Pages is
PDF::API2::PDF::Pages-new($pdfs,$parent). But the explanation
(http://cpan.uwinnipeg.ca/htdocs/PDF-API2/PDF/API2/PDF/Pages.html) of
the
parameters needed for $pdfs and $parent aren't explicit enough for a
Perl
novice like myself. It says that $parent should point at the file
context if
we're trying to create a root node. And I think thats what I need to
do to
add pages onto the end of the PDF file.
I know enough Perl to know that contexts are very important in Perl.
So I
looked it up in three different manuals but none of them make any
reference
to a file context. So I'm assuming that context isn't being using in
the
canonical sense here and that the author simply means a file pointer
of some
kind.
So I've supplied the $pdf scalar that was returned from
PDF::API2-open('aPDFfile.pdf'). The pod says that $pdfs is the file
object
(or objects) in which to create the new Pages object. I'm not sure
precisely what it means by that but I think its that this is the file
that
it'll output to. I want it to output to the same file so I've provided
the
same $pdf value again. So my attempted construction of a 'pages' object
looks like this:
my $pages = PDF::API2::PDF::Pages-new($pdf, $pdf);
when I run it it craps out giving the message:
Can't locate object method new_obj via package PDF::API2 at
/Library/Perl/5.8.1/PDF/API2/PDF/Pages.pm line 68.
I had a look at the line in question and its pretty hairy stuff. I
think its
doing something about creating a file outputstream or something like
that.
It's expecting that there will be a pointer to an object in $_ and I
think
its the wrong kind of object and consequently it can't find the
method. But
I'm (way) out of my depth. I think my problem is that my providing the
wrong
parameters to PDF::API2::PDF::Pages-new. But I just can't understand
what I
should be giving it. The POD comments are too vague for me. I don't
get what
I should be providing to it.
thank you.
Nelius Bresnan.
Senior Developer
PrintSupply - Print Procurement Supply Management
18 Greenaway Street VIC 3105
Tel: (03) 9850 3255
Fx: (03) 9850 3277
http://www.printsupply.com.au/
