At 5:06 PM -0500 1/15/03, pudge wrote:
This should, perhaps, be /Users/$user/Library/Contextual Menu
Items/Foo.plugin.
It's a tough call, but I think I want this stuff to be machine-wide.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Rich Morin) wrote:
> I'm building a multi-program application, using C, ObjC, Perl, YAML, etc.
> I think I know where some of my files should go, but others mystify me.
> These seem pretty clear:
>
>application
Can someone explain why the following simple script hangs after a certain
number of loops? It hangs on the 11th loop on my systems running OS X 10.2.2
and 10.2.3. Subsititue a remote host to which your system has rsh access for
_NAME_OF_REMOTE_HOST_ in command array below.
Thanks,
Aaron London
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Thanks, all... The daemons clearly should go into /Library/StartupItems
(D'Oh!). Looking at my own copy of same, I see
PowerGuardian/
PowerGuardian
Resources/
*.lproj/
*.strings
Scripts/
QuitAll
SaveAll
StartupParameters.plist
So it seems that these f
Hi,
I've been tweaking a perl package for fink over the past couple of
days. Unlike my previous efforts, this one installs as /sw/bin/perl
and doesn't overwrite anything Apple installs. Its core libraries are
at /sw/lib/perl5/. It also uses /Library/Perl/ as its site_perl, which
I figured w
At 9:01 AM + 1/15/2003, Paul Mison wrote:
>daemon: /Library/StartupItems/
>helper: in the Foo.app bundle
>
>Note that StartupItems are global, and for per-user items you'll need to figure out
>how to use LoginItems instead, but it doesn't seem to have a folder in ~/Library/ on
>my machine.
T
On Wednesday, January 15, 2003, at 12:55 AM, Jeff Kolber wrote:
Hi list.
each time I invoke Perl (5.8 on os x 10.2.3) I get this action seen is
syslog;
/usr/libexec/fix_prebinding: /usr/bin/perl could not be launched
prebound.
/usr/libexec/fix_prebinding: /usr/bin/perl couldn't be prebound i
Robin, hi
maybe we're talking about slightly different things. I'll give my best to
sort this out:
1 The error message "setting locale failed" may be caused
by an empty environment variable LC_LANG.
2 This is definitively not the only cause for this mess
On 15/01/2003 at 00:32 -0800, Rich Morin wrote:
I'm building a multi-program application, using C, ObjC, Perl, YAML, etc.
I think I know where some of my files should go, but others mystify me.
These seem pretty clear:
application /Applications/Utilities/Foo.app
contextual menu plugin /
At 12:32 AM -0800 1/15/03, Rich Morin wrote:
I'm building a multi-program application, using C, ObjC, Perl, YAML, etc.
I think I know where some of my files should go, but others mystify me.
These seem pretty clear:
application /Applications/Utilities/Foo.app
contextual menu plugin /Lib
On Wednesday, January 15, 2003, at 03:36 PM, Jens-Christoph Brendel
wrote:
I hope I don't getting on your nerves,
no don't worry you're looking for a solution, been there meself. But
maybe we're talking about different errors - the solution I'm offering
is for the following error:
"perl: war
I'm building a multi-program application, using C, ObjC, Perl, YAML, etc.
I think I know where some of my files should go, but others mystify me.
These seem pretty clear:
application /Applications/Utilities/Foo.app
contextual menu plugin /Library/Contextual Menu Plugins/Foo.plugin
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