Installing Locale::Msgcat on OS 10.2

Hello, Can anyone tell me if it is possible to install Locale::Msgcat on OS X? When I try to run 'make' (either manually or via cpan) I get failures. Have been searching for an answer to no avail. 'make' and 'perl -V' output follow. -Brian Writing Makefile for Locale::Msgcat cp Msgcat.pm

Re: Installation of LWP fails

On 11/10/02 17:55, "David Wheeler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Friday, October 11, 2002, at 08:36 AM, Phil Dobbin wrote: > >> Is this indicative of the Developer Tools not being installed? > > I don't know about that, but if the developer tools weren't installed, > there'd be no compiler -

Re: Installation of LWP fails

On Friday, October 11, 2002, at 08:36 AM, Phil Dobbin wrote: > Is this indicative of the Developer Tools not being installed? I don't know about that, but if the developer tools weren't installed, there'd be no compiler -- and there was definitely a compiler in the error message sent yesterda

Re: Installation of LWP fails

On 10/10/02 18:17, "David Wheeler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Wednesday, October 9, 2002, at 11:38 PM, Adam Fishman wrote: > >> (You get this message, because MakeMaker could not find >> "/System/Library/Perl/darwin/CORE/perl.h") > > Well, do you have this file? Is this indicative of the

Re: Full XML Installation

I did exactly this but there were still unsolved dependencies, such as sablotron and libxml. Maybe I did something wrong. I know I had some problems with installation stalling at some test which I ended up stopping. Also, there are apparently XML modules that are not in the bundle. That's why a

[OT] Terminal Speed (was Shareware [was: Re: What up with the mac])

I use Terminal *all* the time, and haven't seen any real speed issues, so the tip below, or some other issue would seem to be a likely culprit. True it's slightly slower than say xterms on a Linux box, but nothing like so much as to affect useability. OTOH, I have seen Terminal crash quite a

Re: What up with the mac

Joel Rees [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] said: > What I keep waiting for Apple to do is put out a machine with one > relatively cheap processor dedicated to the user interface, another > relatively cheap processor for the file system, and a real hot-dog > processor to crunch numbers. But I don't think techno

Re: [OT] Shareware (was: Re: What up with the mac)

Ask Solem Hoel [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] said: > It's sad to come from a free software environment > and find that the things you rely on come as dozens of small > programs you don't know the reliability of for $20 each. Ok, besides having the source at your disposal to modify things as you see fit, ho

Re: What up with the mac

> > That said, I still prefer 'em over any other platform, but certainly > not for their speed. In spite of them being noticeably slow, they > enable me to work faster. > Work faster? Well my only problem with this MacOS X thing right now is that the responsivness of the terminal is so slow.

Re: [OT] Shareware (was: Re: What up with the mac)

If you aren't able to use Quartz Extreme due to video requirements you MUST turn off the background transparency or Terminal is horribly slow (especially scrolling). This has got to be a bug of some kind. Hope this helps, On Friday, October 11, 2002, at 08:16 AM, Ask Solem Hoel wrote: > > Th

Re: What up with the mac

On 10/11/02 7:48 AM, "Ask Solem Hoel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I know I can pay for it in shareware > but never /ever/ will I pay for shareware. Shareware sucks, and there is > too much of it in the Mac world. That is why we need to re-create every > useful shareware application as free softw

Re: What up with the mac

Replying to the groups b/c some may find this useful On Friday, October 11, 2002, at 07:48 AM, Ask Solem Hoel wrote: > And I really do miss multiple workspaces. > Code Tek Virtual Desktop, best 20USD spent ever http://www.codetek.com/php/virtual.php -- Lou Moran http://ellem.dyn.dhs.org:5281/

[OT] Shareware (was: Re: What up with the mac)

On Fri, 2002-10-11 at 14:47, zampino wrote: > > Wow, I've never seen a more negative comment on shareware. In fact, I've > rarely seen anyone criticize shareware... it was the shareware authors who > made it possible for me to switch to OSX 10.0, as they quickly provided > support for things li

OT::Shareware

>> On 10/11/02 7:48 AM, "Ask Solem Hoel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> I know I can pay for it in shareware >> but never /ever/ will I pay for shareware. Shareware sucks, and there >> is >> too much of it in the Mac world. That is why we need to re-create every >> useful shareware application

Re: Full XML Installation

On Fri, 11 Oct 2002, Alexandre Enkerli wrote: > Does someone have full instruction on installing all the XML-related > modules? I know I can do it, eventually but a step-by-step guide > (including expat, sablotron, libxml...) would really help. You may need to install Expat manually, but once it

Perl REs as System Service

Did anyone try building a System Service (in the "Services" submenu) to apply Perl regular expressions on selected text? What I have in mind is a Perl version of WordService: So we could have a bunch of preset scripts triggered by keystrok

Re: perl 5.6.0 & MIME-tools-5.411a or libnet-1.12 -- crashing

all these three errors are so suspiciously similar. All three of us are getting these errors with the stock install of perl 5.6.0. All of them involve "dyld: perl Undefined symbols" plea for help. Could someone, please one of the many gurus here, shed some light on this. Many tia. Puneet. p

Re: Perl REs as System Service

I use the most funky TextExtras, which (amongst other things) allows me to pass selections through arbitrary Unix pipes - and bind said user pipes to key combinations. See for download details. Not quite what you want... but *very* useful. For ex

Re: [OT] Shareware (was: Re: What up with the mac)

On 11 Oct 2002, Ask Solem Hoel wrote: > Now if there were a console mode I could use that instead > of a virtual desktop for programming. You mean logging in from the system prompt as >console and then, when you get the text prompt, logging in as whoever? At that point you can fire up XDa

Full XML Installation

Does someone have full instruction on installing all the XML-related modules? I know I can do it, eventually but a step-by-step guide (including expat, sablotron, libxml...) would really help.

Re: Perl REs as System Service

On Friday, October 11, 2002, at 09:43 AM, Alexandre Enkerli wrote: > Did anyone try building a System Service (in the "Services" submenu) > to apply Perl regular expressions on selected text? > What I have in mind is a Perl version of WordService: >

Re: Perl REs as System Service

On Fri, Oct 11, 2002 at 09:43:27AM -0400, Alexandre Enkerli wrote: > Did anyone try building a System Service (in the "Services" submenu) to > apply Perl regular expressions on selected text? Kevin van Vechten has a Perl Service for Mac OS X that works fine with Jaguar (unlike his SSHAgentServic

Re: gd croaking

Thanks for the tip, however, I _need_ to use gd and perl together. And, I am not even talking about GD.pm. I need the pure gd library for a perl module I have. Seems perl 5.6.0 now has issues with gd as I built it. funny that the same gd, built exactly the same way on MacOS X 10.1.15 worked j

Re: Adding path to @INC for use with web server

Well yes, that¹s why I don't want to have local info, like where to look for modules, in my script. adam > We recently discussed "Portability" on this list. If you want to write > scripts that run on other systems then you have to accommodate that design > goal with code. > -- > > Bill Step

perl 5.6.0 & MIME-tools-5.411a or libnet-1.12 -- crashing

Title: perl 5.6.0 & MIME-tools-5.411a or libnet-1.12 -- crashing When trying to use the default 10.2.1 install of Perl (5.6.0), I get the following: dyld: perl Undefined symbols _Perl_get_sv _Perl_sv_2pv_flags Trace/BPT trap under the following circumstances: 1) When using libnet-1.1