Oh, something important I just noticed about this discussion. It seems my email
(or the listserv?) is further garbling some of the mojibake I send out. The last
three examples should be...
a-grave, i-acute, a-circ/hat, capital-delta
infinity, T, infinity, U, infinity, G, unequal, curved-open-doub
Well well, it looks like I got a lot of replies over the night...
There were two places I've gotten the mojibake text: one was from an email (I
was asking how to make a specific kanji i couldn't find), the second was from
file names a japanese friend of mine gave me (mp3). As far as typing in
Japa
I ask only because it came up here before and I can find nothing online about
it...
I'm trying to do some things in japanese on my OSX box, unfortuanately my
japanese isn't terribly good so any help info on my computer is minimally
helpful. My biggest question is how to get garbled text like
deg.T
-Robin wrote:
parallels for this in English can be seen in English group names - a
gaggle of geese, a troop of monkeys, a knot of toads, a pack of dogs.
Anyone care to suggest a good one for a group of perl programmers ? a
larry, a wall, a camel . ;-)
-end quote
I'll throw my 0.02
Much of my questioning has been spawned by a friend of mine wanting some of the
small utility programs I have around, but not wanting to "install another
program (i.e. MacPerl.)"
Using *.command the file still opens the file in BBEdit rather than running it
in a new terminal window for me. I am u
I was wondering if there's any way to do some of the stuff "in" MacPerl.pm on
OSXPerl? Namely MacPerl::GetFileInfo() and MacPerl::SetFileInfo()
~wren
>You need to convert the line-endings in the
>script to Unix. They're
>Mac right now.
>
> -Ken
Ah thanks! That's done it.
Any reply on running from aqua or droplets?
~wren
Hello, I'm used to programming on MacPerl from back in the day with OS9 and
before (though I've also done a little Perl on windows.) Now I'm trying to make
the switch over to using the unixish Perl that comes with OSX and I'm having
difficulties. As I recall you can run a script from the commandlin
