>From the errors, it looks like perhaps you are not running these commands
as root, and thus you don't get permission to create directories, install
stuff, etc?
Marco
> while (defined($line = <>))
This line looks good in any standard setup (e.g., using perl on the
terminal in osx). What is your setup? Are you sure that the problem
is not elsewhere?
Regards,
Marco
Thanks!
(I'm keeping this on the list, in case there is somebody else
interested in the topic... hope it doesn't bother the others too much.)
So, my goal is this. I get a list of url's from another script, and I
would like to create an output file in format:
CURR_URL_www.blah1.com
blah blah b
Dear All,
suppose I had a question about extracting plain text from web pages
with perl. Is there an appropriate list for this sort of questions?
Thanks!
Marco
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http://sslmit.unibo.it/~baroni
t Mac OS X in the XML::LibXML README is too
pessimistic?
Thanks to all those who gave advice.
Regards,
Marco
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SSLMIT, University of Bologna
http://sslmit.unibo.it/~baroni
il Failed List of Failed
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t/08findnodes.t01018 13 72.22% 6-18
t/13dtd.t 161 6.25% 12
1 test skipped.
Failed 2/20 test scripts, 90.00% okay. 14/518 subtests failed, 97.30%
okay.
make: *** [test_dynamic] Error 2
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SSLMIT, University of Bologna
http://sslmit.unibo.it/~baroni
Dear All,
Suppose one has a question about compiling some (perl-unrelated) c code
(originally developed on linux) on os x, is there a list where it would
be appropriate to pose this kind of question?
Thanks!
Marco
hanks again,
Cheers,
Marco
At 12:21 Uhr +0100 22.03.2003, Marco Baroni wrote:
Speaking of top, another thing I noticed last night after the script
had been running for a few hours was that the script was taking up a
huge amount of memory, like more than 500M of RSIZE, and this size
seemed
Dear all,
I am not entirely sure that this is a MacOsX/Perl question, but I'll
try asking it anyway, since it is a problem that showed up on a
computer running jaguar and probably related to a perl script... if you
think it's not relevant, please ignore...
So, I have been running a script t
Hi!
I recently built Tk on 10.2 with perl 5.8.0 in three (relatively(
simple) steps:
1) I downloaded Tk800.024 from cpan, opened the archive, moved inside
the Tk800.024 directory.
2) I changed the file MMutil.pm, which lives inside Tk800.024/Tk on the
basis of a MMutil.pm.diff file I found so
Dear all,
I know that this has been discussed ad nauseam on this list, but I
could not find any earlier messages which would propose a general
non-package-specific solution to the *multiple definitions of symbol*
problem.
I know that for Tk there is a patch that solves this problem, and, if I
Thanks a lot!
Finally it works (at least, it was possible to install the
XML::Handler::AxPoint module, and a few simple examples generated the
right kind of output...)
Summarizing, in case anybody else experiences similar problems when
trying to install axpoint on 10.2 w/perl5.8.0, I was able
Hi everybody!
My name is Marco Baroni, and I am new to this list -- as a matter of
fact, I am new to this sort of technical lists in general, so forgive
me if my questions will sound naive...
'Nyway: I've been trying to install axpoint on os 10.2, as in:
[Marco-Baronis-Compute
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