Hi to all,
maybe I'm out of topic: his one is more properly a shell programmming
problem, but I have no idea about how to install pTk on my apple.
I use iBook with Panther (shell: tcsh), I downloaded Tk804.025 beta 14
from cpan and I read the readme.darwin file, in which is written:
For Tk804.02
On Feb 16, 2004, at 6:38 AM, Adriano Allora wrote:
For Tk804.025 to build properly on Mac OS X 10.2 (Jaguar) or 10.3
(Panther), Perl must be built dynamic, rather that the default of
static.
The above is somewhat misleading. As of Perl 5.8.1, the default on Mac
OS X *when building a new Perl* is
Greetings,
I am having some conceptual problems doing what I think is a fairly
simple
perl task. It is probably that my mind is just blank on this. Could
someone
please recommend a strategy for this.
I have a hash of data:
%highest_level = ( 2001-10-14 => 152, 2002-01-15 => 163, 2003-03-13
Joseph Alotta wrote:
I have a hash of data:
%highest_level = ( 2001-10-14 => 152, 2002-01-15 => 163, 2003-03-13 =>
210, 2004-08-07 => 307 );
I think you mean:
%highest_level = (
'2001-10-14' => 152,
'2002-01-15' => 163,
'2003-03-13' => 210,
'2004-08-07' => 307
);
because otherw
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Wren Argetlahm) wrote:
> In my efforts to get Perl5.8.3 all set up I tried
> installing Mac::Carbon via the CPAN shell. But it just
> enters a loop of running the test files (unless I
> don't do what the dialog boxes say, in which case the
> make
[Abba:~/oldperlcode] josephal% perl < /tmp/test
2002-01-15: 163
[Abba:~/oldperlcode] josephal%
John,
Thank you for looking at this. I will play around with
this some more. I don't understand why you use the
array index [0] and [1] in this code. But anyway, it
doesn't work:
[Abba:~/oldperlcode]
At 2:01 pm -0600 16/2/04, Joseph Alotta wrote:
Am I missing something or is this harder than it first appears?
I think you need either to quote the date string as below or use a
number for the date, such as 20011014. If you use a number then
you'll need to repalce ge, le with >=, <= respectivel
Joseph Alotta wrote:
>Greetings,
>
>I am having some conceptual problems doing what I think is a fairly
>simple perl task. It is probably that my mind is just blank on
>this. Could someone please recommend a strategy for this.
>
>I have a hash of data:
>
>%highest_level = ( 2001-10-14 => 152,
--- Chris Nandor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Not giving me more information with which I
> could diagnose the problem! :-)
>
> What is "enters a loop of running the test
> files"? Do you have logs?
Sorry bout that :) I tried using CPAN to install it
again but now it tells me the module is up
Mac OS X on Perl List,
OK, I recently upgraded my own powerbook to Panther (10.3.2) and then
a few weeks later I upgraded my server to OS X Server 10.3.2.
After upgrading my "regular" Mac OS X to Panther the problem I had
building DBD-mysql could be fixed by this email from Edward Moy. I
went
On Feb 16, 2004, at 5:19 PM, Jason F.B. wrote:
Here is a clip from my terminal:
-arch i386
How did *that* get in there???
sherm--
On Feb 16, 2004, at 5:19 PM, Jason F.B. wrote:
Here is a clip from my terminal:
-arch i386
How did *that* get in there???
sherm--
sherm,
I have no idea how -arch386 got in there.
Wait-- actually at one point I tried upgrading to Perl 5.8.2 and so
consequently I have all these 5.8.2 build dire
I am running 5.8.1 (apple built) on 10.3.2.
The problem I am having is with Processes/t/Processes.t
the log gives the following:
Failed Test Stat Wstat Total Fail Failed List of Failed
---
Processes/t/Pro
There are others who will certainly know better than I do, however let
me ask, are you running CPAN with:
sudo /full/path/to/perl -MCPAN -e shell
If you don't use sudo (or su to root if you have it enabled) then there
will be problems with installs, and if you have your own perl installed
you
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