At 7:58 AM -0600 10/26/02, Charles Albrecht wrote:
The other bits are setting the script to be executable and making certain
it's in your path.
chmod 755 perl_script.pl
Then,
./perl_script.pl
You only actually *need* to do that if you want to be able to run
your script that way.
If you
At 5:32 AM -0700 10/26/2002, Paul Goracke wrote:
>
>The number one problem encountered while going from MacPerl to OS X Perl is that your
>MacPerl scripts will almost definitely use Mac linefeeds, while OS X Perl requires
>Unix linefeeds. Change that using BBEdit or some other program (or even "p
Tony Darnell wrote:
(Please forgive the newbie question)
I have been using Perl on Mac OS 9.2. With 9.2, I have a little
program that I use to run scripts.
Okay, so you were running MacPerl.
I have OS X on my other Mac, and I want to run these same scripts. At
a command prompt, I tried th
On Friday, October 25, 2002, at 06:29 PM, Tony Darnell wrote:
I have OS X on my other Mac, and I want to run these same scripts. At
a command prompt, I tried the obvious - "perl script_name.pl", but no
luck.
That's not the *only* way to run a script, but it should work. What
precisely do you
(Please forgive the newbie question)
I have been using Perl on Mac OS 9.2. With 9.2, I have a little program
that I use to run scripts.
I have OS X on my other Mac, and I want to run these same scripts. At a
command prompt, I tried the obvious - "perl script_name.pl", but no luck.
Is there a
