Re: copy files with everything?

Hi Berndt, you wrote... > simple question, how can I copy file type, creator and icon along with a file. > > > #!/usr/bin/perl use File::Copy; copy("/private/var/root/Desktop/xxx/test1.doc", "/private/var/root/Desktop/yyy/test2.doc"); > > copies just the file, but the

copy files with everything?

Hi all, simple question, how can I copy file type, creator and icon along with a file. #!/usr/bin/perl use File::Copy; copy("/private/var/root/Desktop/xxx/test1.doc", "/private/var/root/Desktop/yyy/test2.doc"); copies just the file, but the resulting test2.doc has lost the ico

[OT] Re: [MacPerl] Re: problem with Japanese text

> ... In English the singular nominative pronoun is nothing but "I", > no matter how old or young you are or whether you are a boy or a girl > (or a computer). But in Japanese it can be "Watashi" or "Boku" or > "Ore" "Boku." Hmm. What would it mean if an educational program intended for kinde

Re: [macosx/perl] computer slowdown

On Mon, 24 Mar 2003, Scott R. Godin wrote: > One odd thing in the article you cited, was that if I read this > correctly, you're not able to specify the filesystem type 'swap' and > must instead use hfs/ufs as the filesystem type, despite the fact that > it's dedicated TO swapping entirely. Does O