There is a [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list. I started it some time
ago, for discussion of issues relating to accessing the Mac toolbox(es)
from perl. The rationale of a separate list is twofold:
* Discussions of the Mac toolbox are not necessarily specific to Mac OS,
or Mac OS X
* Keep the
After coming back from a busy week and reading all the threads on my
DropScript question, the example below is working for me. I appreciate
all the input from this list. Thank you all.
Begin forwarded message:
From: John Delacour [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sun Nov 10, 2002 6:00:40 AM US/Pacific
Chris Nandor writes:
There is a [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list. I started it some time
ago, for discussion of issues relating to accessing the Mac toolbox(es)
from perl. The rationale of a separate list is twofold:
* Discussions of the Mac toolbox are not necessarily specific to Mac OS,
There is a [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list. I started it some time
ago, for discussion of issues relating to accessing the Mac toolbox(es)
from perl. The rationale of a separate list is twofold:
* Discussions of the Mac toolbox are not necessarily specific to Mac OS,
or Mac OS X
*
For the archives, I thought I'd post the resolution to this. It turns out
that when I installed ImageMagick through Fink, it must have gone ahead
and installed the perl module into /sw/lib. So when I followed Randal's
instructions and installed PerlMagick into /Library/Perl/darwin, I was
Chris, I'd love to hear more about this wherever you decide it should go, I
do agree with Nathan though, I'd like to read about it here. There's already
been questions posted about it here and I think that it hits the Topic
right in the nose.
Thanks for the info.
--
Bill Stephenson
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jefferson R. Lowrey) wrote:
Actually, I wonder where the break-even point is for maintaining a separate
'MacPerl on OS 9/Classic is. At some point in the very near future, if it
hasn't happened already, the majority of Macintosh users will be
The following code ends up with an error (segmentation fault):
$_ = 'x' x 1000;
/(a.|.){2,}/o;
The segmentation fault seems to happen only when the searched text ($_
in this example) is longer than 855 characters.
I know that m and n in the {m,n} qualifier are limited, but there isn't
a
Sigh, here is yet another account of making ImageMagick and Perl work.
I just upgraded to 10.2. So I cleaned out my perl installation and
installed perl 5.8 (ok, so this is living a bit on the edge).
To get ImageMagick working I did this:
fink install imagemagick-nox
sadly it could not find
The following code ends up with an error (segmentation fault):
$_ = 'x' x 1000;
/(a.|.){2,}/o;
The segmentation fault seems to happen only when the searched text
($_ in this example) is longer than 855 characters.
I know that m and n in the {m,n} qualifier are limited, but there
isn't a
On Wed, Nov 13, 2002 at 02:31:03PM +0800, Peter N Lewis wrote:
The following code ends up with an error (segmentation fault):
$_ = 'x' x 1000;
/(a.|.){2,}/o;
The segmentation fault seems to happen only when the searched text
($_ in this example) is longer than 855 characters.
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