Am 02.02.2004 um 19:04 schrieb John Delacour:
At 8:58 am -0800 2/2/04, Chris Nandor wrote:
tell application "iPhoto"
get item 1 of selection
end tell
That fails in AppleScript for me. Is there a way to do this in
AppleScript?
If so, I can tell you how to do it in Mac::Glue. :-)
If
Greetings,
I am looking for someone to write a subroutine for me
involving graphics and pdf files.
The sub would take some data and plot a line graph
and output the graph as a pdf file.
If you are interested in doing this, please email
me back and I will send you more detailed specs
and we can agr
Hello Joseph,
your eMail does not seem to work...
Alex
Hi,
This is sorted now. There was a mismatch between my versions of
Image::Magick and Image Magick - a binary I got last week from Marc
Lyanage (http://www.entropy.ch:16080/software/macosx/#imagemagick).
Once I'd worked that out, I downloaded Marc's binary again, installed
it and "identify -v
At 1:59 pm +0100 3/2/04, Peter J. Hartmann wrote:
Am 02.02.2004 um 19:04 schrieb John Delacour:
If it were the Finder, you would need to say
item 1 of (get selection)
Same for Mail.app. It cost me quite a bit - too much in fact - time
to find this out. Annoying.
Is this somekind of a consist
At 10:55 -0600 2/3/04, Joseph Alotta wrote:
>I am looking for someone to write a subroutine for me
>involving graphics and pdf files.
Please reply to me offline with an email address that works.
I've written the following to sweep a folder and set creator/type for pdf
files (coming off a Linux server). This works from MacPerl, but I really need
to run it from OSX Perl. How do I get Perl to use MacPerl.pm, which @INC can't
locate? ( #!/usr/bin/perl use MacPerl; ... ).
#!perl
use s
Dominix wrote:
> every gnome packages installed without problem, but when running the
> gtk-demo it look like http://www.ifrance.com/dominix/gtk-demo.JPG
> ... strange (no fonts ?)
> my aim is to use gtk2-perl (which compile and install fine) but has
> the same display problem.
> what is THE fix
Hello,
I've just upgraded our build machines from 10.2.8 to 10.3.2 and now all
of my perl scripts are broken. It seems XML::Parser is the culprit, I'm
gettting an error of:
"Can't load '/usr/local/lib/libExpant.dylib' formodule
XML::Parser::Expat: /usr/local/lib/libexpat.dylib(2): Not a
Hello,
I am a long-time perl user, but am new to perl on OS X.
I have written a very simple script that reads printer commands from a text
file and cats them out to a USB/serial port in order to print barcodes on a
old-school printer we have. I am trying to make it easy for the people who
Hello scripters,
I'm trying to change a picture's color mode to CMYK in Photoshop
(besides: Can i do that with ImageMagick or something similar too ?)
Currently I'm using an AppleSkript that does the job with the following
line:
tell application "Adobe Photoshop CS" to convert current document
At 4:28 pm -0800 3/2/04, Julian M Catchen wrote:
If, however, I do this:
% open -a ZfishLabelPrinter ~/Desktop/label-5-192.zfdb
(where ZfishLabelPrinter is the installed name of my perl script) it
can't find the file and it isn't passed in @ARGV.
Does anyone know what is happening here? Do I n
Apple developer connection is free, I recommend you join if you develop
software on OS X. However, the X Code CD should've come with your copy
of Panther. To the best of my knowledge, its not a downloadable from
ADC.
On Jan 30, 2004, at 12:50 AM, Joseph Alotta wrote:
Thanks everyone. The dev
If you're busy please forgive me and ignore this, if you have time to
offer an opinion I'd really like to hear from this list on this
subject;
If I am building a web app from the ground up, what's the best way to
deal with storing/retrieving data? For arguments sake let's say the app
will have
On Feb 3, 2004, at 10:16 PM, Bill Stephenson wrote:
I'd like to store using XML in a separate text file for each record
created because it's easy and gives me flexibility. I can add data
fields without tweaking tables in a MySQL database. I can add users
easily and keep their data in a separate
Well, I'd vote for MySQL. That amount of hits seems way to heavy to
leave it all to the server.
I guess also it depends a bit on your data and the nature of your
queries too. With MySQL you get the advantages of a relational
database, so you can put your data sources together on the fly by
joi
On 4 Feb 2004, at 03:16 pm, Bill Stephenson wrote:
As computers keep getting faster, and memory and storage cheaper,
isn't it beneficial to program in the most simple, human readable,
least learning required, method?
Never. You're not going to ever read each 2500 user's 2000 x 40kb
records th
On 4 Feb 2004, at 03:39 pm, kynan wrote:
The idea of having XML in the DB is sound though, if you do it
thoughtfully.
So long as you're not planning on searching on it or indexing it or ...
I once used XML to store information about a webpage as a PostGreSQL
field ... but later down the track I
On Tue, 3 Feb 2004, Bill Stephenson wrote:
> If I am building a web app from the ground up, what's the best way to
> deal with storing/retrieving data?
It's not by accident that databases have come to be popular for this kind
of work. Pick one -- MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, or something "real" --
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