Xbox.
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> On Tuesday, September 24, 2002, at 09:53 am, Ric Phillips wrote:
>> MS, though not makers of hardware -
e's
stance is that they're going to invent through this rough spot in the
economy.
But:
> privilege for you to be able to use our OS."
It is a privilige, for those with enough money. This seems fair, since there
are free alternatives.
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nt, it really doesn't make much
difference, but anything that has a GUI has been enhanced with speed and
aesthetics (Including Terminal) and the new iApps are very well designed.
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ake an amazon.com. I wrote a shopping cart in Perl, finished
today actually. Sometimes it's good just to roll your own:
http://www.perlmonks.org/index.pl?node=Who%20needs%20shopping%20carts%3F
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Charles,
This worked perfectly. Thanks so much for your help. I really do appreciate
it. See you on the Flatiron trails...
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> At 8:38 PM -0700 2/10/2
a response,
Cheers,
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N. Schatz wrote:
> I got this to work. I can't remember off hand whether there was
> an issue with unix line endings, but I would be happy to send you the
> project.
>
> Paul
> ******
>
> At 1:26 AM -0700 2/5/02, Justin Simoni wrote
>
sed on what kind of project I'm supposed to make and when and what
I chmod the Perl script to, do I open up the bundle and do it there?
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> Hello,
>
> He's got some J to E dictionary stuff
Yes! that's the odd, incredibly obscure reference I was going for, he also
wrote the regex book for Oreilly, which is choke full of perl examples,
although I don't think he uses a mac :(
Good book though, I really want a motorcycle now.
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ut it.
>
> Jim Cooper.
>
> On Sunday, September 30, 2001, at 09:46 AM, Jim Correia wrote:
>
>> On 8:17 PM 9/29/01 Justin Simoni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>> Perl files saved in BBEdit in Unix and then closed and reopened, will
>>> be opened
r
will make something that looks like this:
http://skazat.com/for_you/grab.jpg
Into something readable.
That's a 7,000+ program, and no, it's not in Japanese :) This is what I get
when I open a file with Unix line endings.
js
> On 8:17 PM 9/29/01 Justin Simoni <[EMAIL PR
Has anyone experienced this,
Perl files saved in BBEdit in Unix and then closed and reopened, will be
opened as a Macintosh format? The problem seems to be that BBEdit isn't
changing \n to \r in the editing window, or aren't understanding that the
file is using Unix newlines and thinks it's a Mac
BBEdit has it's own SDK for floating palletes and such. You can grab it
from the Bare Bones site I'm sure anyone who knows C could bust it out.
I was wondering if anyone has created one yet.
justin.
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On Thursday, September 20, 2001, at 04:31 PM, Ian Cabell wrote
hey everyone,
has anyone seen a Palette for BBEdit that shows all functions in an open
Perl Script? I think that would be killer for some of my monster
scripts. I know you can do it with dropdown button on the toolbar, but I
like the idea of always haveing the list accessable and move back and
> Anyway Fred, is there a way for a whole bunch of people to send a
> message to someone (who?) at Apple asking for them to release their
> Perl-Cocoa stuff, saying we'll maintain it? Not that I could
> *personally* maintain it... =)
I'll sign that petition :) I could think of a million diff
> Go
> ahead and do what you wanna do, but don't come asking for help here when
> stuff stops working later. :)
oh yes, if you're like on a submarine or are controlling nuclear
warheads, no do that. no no no. It's a good setup at home, I have that
setup coupled with like a dynamic host name
at AOL tech support told me to do it :) lord if i
know what DHCP stands for. We have an IMAP project at work - wish I new
that one too.. YKWIM?
justin.
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On Thursday, August 23, 2001, at 03:50 PM, Craig S. Cottingham wrote:
> On Thursday, August 23, 2001, at 04:36 ,
What I do (I use @home) which uses DHCP. That fills in the IP addy for
me, and then I switch the network configuration to 'Manual' - I use
the IP addy that I got from the DHCP server and just lock it in!
That way, you'll always have the same IP address and if you need to, you
can just hardc
get some wisdom before I commit a long night to these fumblings,
Justin Simoni
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> We are pleased to announce the release and immediate availability of
> BBEdit version 6.1.
This is very nice indeed, oh happy, happy day!
justin simoni
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on 4/20/01 11:15 PM, Jim Correia at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Since this question was previously raised on
e
GUI for everything and these were some great tools to use.
Justin Simoni
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on 4/19/01 6:19 PM, Chris Nandor at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> It's also interesting to note that they (Apple) considered the case
>> sensitivity
>> issue a trivial matter that did not warrant a fix.
I could see where this would be a problem for old Classic applications that
were poorly written
hey Russ,
that's a really cool trick, I use BBEdit myself quite a bit, would you mind
sharing the code on how you accessed Perl from OSX instead of Mac Pearl?
I'd love to see how the OS interacts with all its different levels.
justin simoni
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on 4/6/01 11:15
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