On Jan 30, 2004, at 6:31 PM, John Delacour wrote:
I must say I find the Interface extremely confusing and temperamental.
It must be designed by and for people who do a lot of game-playing or
something. I suppose I'll just have to get used to it.
Well, I *did* spend a considerable amount of my m
At 9:34 am -0500 29/1/04, Sherm Pendley wrote:
A broken copy of the project template snuck its way into the
release. I've added a new "XcodeExtras-Update.pkg" package to the
sourceforge site. It includes the proper template, which does have a
"MainWindow.nib", and fixes the bug in
(ProjectName
On Jan 29, 2004, at 4:37 AM, John Delacour wrote:
This I did and got the error below. Can you tell me what I did wrong
or missed out?
Sorry, my mistake.
A broken copy of the project template snuck its way into the release.
I've added a new "XcodeExtras-Update.pkg" package to the sourceforge
s
At 3:23 am -0500 29/1/04, Sherm Pendley wrote:
There's a new Camel in town. ;-)
What is CamelBones?
In a nutshell, CamelBones is a Cocoa/Perl bridge. It allows you to
write GUI applications that use Apple's Cocoa library in Perl.
Hello Sherm,
I followed the instruction
There's a new Camel in town. ;-)
What is CamelBones?
In a nutshell, CamelBones is a Cocoa/Perl bridge. It allows you to
write GUI applications that use Apple's Cocoa library in Perl.
What's New in 0.2.1?
Panther compatibility, a tiny (140K) new "runtime" download for
On Dec 29, 2003, at 2:57 PM, Zach Lipton wrote:
After much searching and grumbling, I found Thilo Planz's post on
building CamelBones 0.2 under Panther
(http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macosx/6383). After getting this
to work, I thought I would type up more complete directions that
After much searching and grumbling, I found Thilo Planz's post on
building CamelBones 0.2 under Panther
(http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macosx/6383). After getting this
to work, I thought I would type up more complete directions that work
with Xcode and post a new archive for p
Is there any way of getting CamelBones (0.2 or 0.3 pre) to run under
Panther? Sticking the framework in /Library/Frameworks doesn't work
and attempting to build from source using XCode yields
gcc-3.3: GNU Objective C no longer supports traditional compilation
gcc-3.3: GNU Objective
;
If above seems to be working for all, can someone please make an
official binary to put on the Camelbones homepage?
Regards,
Thilo
On Wednesday, September 17, 2003, at 10:53 PM, Thilo Planz wrote:
To those who already house a panther,
does Camelbones (the currently official version, not the 0.3 preview)
work with it ?
No, I'm afraid it doesn't.
I suppose it has to be recompiled since Perl is not binary-compat
To those who already house a panther,
does Camelbones (the currently official version, not the 0.3 preview)
work with it ?
I suppose it has to be recompiled since Perl is not binary-compatible
with the one in previous Mac OS X versions, but that should be it,
right?
Thanks,
Thilo
I've uploaded the first CamelBones 0.3 build to my site -
<http://www.dot-app.org> ;-)
Yep, it's here - the long-awaited CamelBones 0.3. Not quite ready for
prime time, but it builds cleanly (no warnings). Some things are not
working yet - passing and/or returning structures
Hi Yvon,
sorry for this newbie question, but i'm stuck in getting back a text
from an NSTextView.
but getting it back with :
my $text = $self->{'MajRVAffiche'}->->stringValue;
(the same as for NSTextField)
returns an error :
Instances of class NSTextView do not respond to selector stringVa
Le jeudi, 26 juin 2003, à 09:52 Europe/Paris, Yvon Thoraval a écrit :
Hey all,
sorry for this newbie question, but i'm stuck in getting back a text
from an NSTextView.
inserting text is easy :
$self->{'MajRVAffiche'}->insertText("blablabla");
but getting it back with :
my $text = $self->{'Ma
Hey all,
sorry for this newbie question, but i'm stuck in getting back a text
from an NSTextView.
inserting text is easy :
$self->{'MajRVAffiche'}->insertText("blablabla");
but getting it back with :
my $text = $self->{'MajRVAffiche'}->->stringValue;
(the same as for NSTextField)
returns an
On Wednesday, June 25, 2003, at 08:27 AM, Yvon Thoraval wrote:
my $okHTML = $self->{'myCB'}->stringValue;
Perl error: Can't call method "stringValue" without a package or object
reference
The outlet $self->{'myCB'} is not being connected to the check box. That
is because - as it says in the doc
hey all,
i have a checkbox named saying "myCB",
when i used CamelBones with Perl 5.6 reading this check box by :
my $okHTML = $self->{'myCB'}->stringValue;
returns 0 or 1 depending upon 'm y CB' state.
this was OK for me.
BUT since i've rebuild Came
Le dimanche, 22 juin 2003, à 17:27 Europe/Paris, Sherm Pendley a écrit :
CamelBones doesn't use /usr/bin/perl - it's linked directly to
libperl.dylib, and unless it's rebuilt to use another, it uses the one
found under /System/Library/Perl. Have you built CamelBones against
you
On Sunday, June 22, 2003, at 02:21 AM, Yvon Thoraval wrote:
the script part using LibXML has been tested apart of CamelBones,
working well.
XML::LibXML is installed in /opt/perl/lib/site_perl/5.8.0/darwin'.
CamelBones doesn't use /usr/bin/perl - it's linked directly to
lib
firstevall i have to say camelbones is great for people as me making
small apps for web dev.
however at that time i'm stuck with XML::LibXML.
the script part using LibXML has been tested apart of CamelBones,
working well.
XML::LibXML is installed in /opt/perl/lib/site_perl/5.8.0/darwin&
Hey all,
i'm using perl 5.8 over macos x.2.6 in /opt and the latest CamelBones
FrameWork, i'm unable to make a script working within
CamelBones/Project Buider althought it works fine from command line...
this script is using XML::LibXML installed in
/opt/perl/lib/site_perl/5.
For anyone who's interested, I'll be giving 3-hour "getting started with
CamelBones" tutorials at YAPC::Canada in May, and at O'Reilly's Open
Source Convention in July. Hope to see you there!
sherm--
a
project I should know about, please let me know so I can add it to the
list.
Alex also made a very nice "made with CamelBones" badge, if you'd like
to link back to <http://camelbones.sourceforge.net>. You can find it at:
<http://dot-app.org/CamelButton.gif>.
I recomm
Hi,
I have written some small apps in Perl using CamelBones.
Have anybody gotten as far as trying to ship these?
Yup.
Someone should really compile a list of CB projects one day...
Except for the examples bundled with CB itself, I know of JournalX
(http://rubberband.org/code/JournalX_v0.1.1
Hello,
I have written some small apps in Perl using CamelBones.
Have anybody gotten as far as trying to ship these?
- how is it done and what is the best way?
Another thing which would be nice to know, is how do you throw you
CamelBones projects in CVS, I am running 10.1.5 and and the project
At 5:58 PM + 2/6/03, Tom Insam wrote:
does anyone have an example of a class implementing a datasource
for an outline view?
I've got a start on some code, but it's not working yet. FWIW, it's
supposed to display three non-expandable items. Maybe some kind
person on the list will let me know
At 5:58 PM + 2/6/03, Tom Insam wrote:
does anyone have an example of a class implementing a datasource for
an outline view? Table views I understand and have working, but I'm
not getting very far with the outline views, and the PB docs aren't
as helpful as for the table views...
Ideally I'd l
does anyone have an example of a class implementing a datasource for
an outline view? Table views I understand and have working, but I'm
not getting very far with the outline views, and the PB docs aren't
as helpful as for the table views...
Ideally I'd like a class that just wraps a perl hash
On Monday, February 3, 2003, at 09:34 PM, Thilo Planz wrote:
I am getting pretty close to releasing some Camelbones code on
Sourceforge, although I am not sure if it can serve as an example to
others.
(It will feature a partly functional browser view, system services,
add-on services
Hi,
I am getting pretty close to releasing some Camelbones code on
Sourceforge, although I am not sure if it can serve as an example to
others.
(It will feature a partly functional browser view, system services,
add-on services, pasteboard access and a dynamic dock menu though).
But first I
At 11:03 AM +1030 1/29/03, Paul McCann wrote:
userFixedPitchFontOfSize
maybe?
Yep (Blush). Whatever; on to the next bug...
-r
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Rich Morin wrote:
> FWIW, I managed to get the data source part working, though somebody is
> making FAR too many calls to numberOfRowsInTableView (:-). My current
> issue is setting a fixed-width font for the table's data cells. This:
> $acell = $col->dataCell();
> $acell->setFont(NSFont-
Thanks to RB and TI for reminding me about the included example code. I
had the Hello example in my projects directory and had forgotten that
Sherm had included some other examples in Developer:Examples:Camelbones.
FWIW, I managed to get the data source part working, though somebody is
making FAR
ly,
almost any kind of (working :-) example code would be good to have up
on
the CamelBones site (http://camelbones.sf.net).
yeah, I got that. There's some example code that comes with camelbones,
it's probably in Developer:Examples:Camelbones:Data Access
The tricky bit (for me) wa
After a hiatus (working on my project's design, model code, etc.), I'm
back to playing with CamelBones. Right now, for instance, I'm trying
to get an NSTableView set up. Given the (smallish) amount of CamelBones
documentation, this is pretty much like blundering around in a da
Hi all,
I spent most of the day trying to implement a Cocoa service with
Camelbones.
It would be great if someone could point me to some sample code or
documentation.
I have included a report on my progress below.
Also, is there a list of open sourced Camelbones programs (which would
make
Has anyone done any work on getting POE playing nicely with
NSApplication's eventloop? It just feels like it'd be a good thing to
do...
At 5:15 PM -0800 1/2/03, John Labovitz wrote:
On 1/2/03 2:49 PM, "Garth Douglass" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Looking at the appkit_funcs.txt file from Camelbones 0.2, it looks like
NSBeginAlertSheet is not being built, as it seems to have been
commented out. Not sure why,
On 1/2/03 2:49 PM, "Garth Douglass" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Looking at the appkit_funcs.txt file from Camelbones 0.2, it looks like
> NSBeginAlertSheet is not being built, as it seems to have been
> commented out. Not sure why, probably ones of the parameters i
On Friday, January 3, 2003, at 05:02 AM, John Labovitz wrote:
So I'm working on my first real camelbones app. I've been successful
in
putting up a window and handling buttons.
Now I'd like to display an alert as a sheet in a window. It seems
that for
simple alerts, the
So I'm working on my first real camelbones app. I've been successful in
putting up a window and handling buttons.
Now I'd like to display an alert as a sheet in a window. It seems that for
simple alerts, the right way to do this is to use the NSBeginAlertSheet()
function,
I have some C code that responds to contextual menus in the Finder,
but I'm rather lost on how to link this up to CB. Has anyone here
written a CB app that can respond to a Finder contextual menu item
(like GetInfo does)?
-r
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Ok, solved it :)
> if ( @_ >= $num )
> {
> my $sum = 0;
> $sum += $_ for @myList[@_];
>
> ... # do some calculations here
>
> return 1;
> }
>
> for my $i ( ( @_ ? $_[-1] + 1 : 0 ) .. ( @myList - $num + @_ ) )
> {
> iterate( @_, $i );
>
At 1:43 PM -0500 11/6/02, Emmanuel. M. Decarie wrote:
After perusing the CPAN doc, it doesn't seems possible from the
command line to ask CPAN to load a specific Config.pm à la httpd -f.
Maybe an alternative is to use the programmer's interface. Am I
missing something here?
I don't know if the
At 1:27 PM -0500 11/6/2002, Emmanuel. M. Decarie wrote:
>Hi Sherm,
>
>I think that your idea is brilliant.
>
>The thing that I'm not sure is what you are going to put under /Library/Camelbones.
One minor question I would have - would
/Library/Application Support/CamelBo
Hi,
I am trying to convert a small perl program to CamelBones, but am
having some problems. Here's a snippet of the original script:
my $num = 0;
print "Give a number ";
$num = ;
chomp( $num );
initList() # sets values in myList
iterate();
sub iterate
{
if ( @_ >= $
o have some problems. If you don't
package the camelbones framework in the executable, then people will
have to have CB on their machines, and thus no all-in-one executables.
If you ship the framework in the built executable, then you're
dependent on the system perl, and thus also dep
Hi Sherm,
I think that your idea is brilliant.
The thing that I'm not sure is what you are going to put under
/Library/Camelbones.
I'm sure that you will have there what you find under /System/Library/Perl.
But what about the modules installed by the developer? They will go
for
Hi Sherm,
I think that your idea is brilliant.
The thing that I'm not sure is what you are going to put under
/Library/Camelbones.
I'm sure that you will have there what you find under /System/Library/Perl.
But what about the modules installed by the developer? They will go
for
s would be *drastically*
larger, as it would include an entire Perl distribution - 10MB+.
So, what do you think?
Here's (belatedly) what I think.
No matter what you do you're going to have some problems. If you
don't package the camelbones framework in the executable, then people
I've only had time to glimpse at CamelBones and I've almost no experience
with project builder, but
I know that Sherm is getting very close to providing exactly what I want and
soon I'll be riding his coattails.
What I want is a way to deliver stand alone apps. If that means i
On Monday, November 4, 2002, at 07:23 AM, Sherm Pendley wrote:
I'm close to the 0.3 release, and I've been thinking about the
question of packaging.
At the risk of starting a flamewar, I think Microsoft got it right with
VB. The CamelBones package builder should allow you to build
In my case, I want the command-line version of my perl applications to
be available outside of a CamelBones GUI front-end, and it makes it
difficult to keep them in sync if it's using a whole different set of
modules (considering I have my own private modules).
My question is, why can
This method would create small
application bundles that can (with a bit of extra effort) run with many perl
versions if the developer so chooses.
The modules to be included inside the .app could be specified manually by
the developer. I don't think that's too large a burden.
CamelBones
rs. Distributing as
a single CamelBones bundle has the potential to solve that problem
completely for me.
Thanks,
Alex
On Tuesday, November 5, 2002, at 10:26 AM, Sherm Pendley wrote:
The alternative is to use the Perl that's already installed on
users' machines. But, in order to do that, end users would have
to install the version of the CamelBones framework that's
linked against the version o
This going a bit tangential to the topic at hand. Please forgive me.
In-house, I keep a copy of the Perl modules (library) on our network server. I use
CVS for my own modules. The users can update my modules using a CVS client (WinCVS or
MacCVS...) -- my applications include line command vari
as text resources with ResEdit. :-)
my biggest concern has
been how to simplify the installation process for my users.
Distributing as
a single CamelBones bundle has the potential to solve that problem
completely for me.
That's basically the meat of the question. In order to drastically
sim
many
perl
versions if the developer so chooses.
Unfortunately, it wouldn't.
Applications that link against libperl.dylib have the same limitation as
compiled XS modules - they only work with the version of Perl they're
linked against.
But, placing it in /Library/CamelBones would mean
Distributing as
a single CamelBones bundle has the potential to solve that problem
completely for me.
Thanks,
Alex
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³We cross our bridges when we come to them and burn them behind us, with
nothing to show for our progress except
SP>Virtually everyone I've heard from wants to distribute standalone,
SP>drag-n-drop app bundles.
I want a "Mac-like" installation for end users. Either an installer
or a drag-n-drop app bundle would serve, from this perspective.
I also want to provide a way to let folks uninstall my app. Given
framework - and I'd like to
give my users what they want.
As long as CamelBones is linked against a shared libperl.dylib, an
application that includes the framework in its .app bundle will only be
compatible with the version of libperl that the framework is linked
against. That's a p
fit for what I need, if I can make his code work
with CamelBones. FYI, the source and project files are available at
http://ranchero.com/downloads/mactech/CopyPathPluginSource.sit
As of the October issue, the second part of the series had not shown
up in MacTech; It is said to cover "
On Thursday, October 24, 2002, at 01:55 AM, Rich Morin wrote:
I'm interested in registering a Camelbones app as an item that
will show up whenever the user control-clicks on a folder or a
document (ala Path Finder and BBEdit). Clues, anyone?
The same topic, although not in Perl, ca
A while back, Dan and Sherm gave some pointers about setting up
contextual menus. Looking over their suggestions, however, I'm
not sure that they are applicable to my problem. Specifically,
I'm interested in registering a Camelbones app as an item that
will show up whenever the us
On Thursday, October 3, 2002, at 04:13 PM, Dan Sugalski wrote:
> Sweet!
Seriously! Apple's dev tools make me wish I'd had $10K to spend on a
NeXT cube, way back when - and another $5K for the development kit. I
think that's what they charged for it - it was definitely four figures.
Kids these
At 1:47 PM -0400 10/3/02, Sherm Pendley wrote:
>On Thursday, October 3, 2002, at 01:22 PM, Dan Sugalski wrote:
>
>>Anything that inherits from NSResponder can have a contextual menu
>>attached. You have to programmatically build up an NSMenu with
>>attached NSMenuItems and then attach it to the
On Thursday, October 3, 2002, at 01:22 PM, Dan Sugalski wrote:
> Anything that inherits from NSResponder can have a contextual menu
> attached. You have to programmatically build up an NSMenu with attached
> NSMenuItems and then attach it to the NSResponder child object. (Use
> the setMenu met
At 8:58 AM -0700 10/3/02, Rich Morin wrote:
>I would like to be able to create a CamelBones app that will show up
>in contextual menus for the Finder, PathFinder, etc. In addition, I'd
>like the app itself to have contextual menus. I don't see anything on
>the subject i
I would like to be able to create a CamelBones app that will show up
in contextual menus for the Finder, PathFinder, etc. In addition, I'd
like the app itself to have contextual menus. I don't see anything on
the subject in "Learning Cocoa with Onjective-C". Suggestions?
est wrote:
: >:
: >: >I've recompiled CamelBones for 5.8.0, which I installed over 5.6.0 in
: >: >the default Apple locations. When I compiled the framework I used
: >: >Apples instructions for making it able to be included in
: >: >applications.
: >:
: >: Sounds to me li
On Thursday, September 26, 2002, at 05:08 PM, Casey West wrote:
> I started a brand new project and in
> the Perl code I put 'use Text::CSV_XS' and as soon as I did the
> program broke with the previously mentioned symbol errors. Any non-XS
> module usage and all is well.
A version mismatch in
At 5:08 PM -0400 9/26/02, Casey West wrote:
>It was Wednesday, September 25, 2002 when Sherm Pendley took the
>soap box, saying:
>: On Wednesday, September 25, 2002, at 03:51 PM, Casey West wrote:
>:
>: >I've recompiled CamelBones for 5.8.0, which I installed over 5.6.0 i
It was Wednesday, September 25, 2002 when Sherm Pendley took the soap box, saying:
: On Wednesday, September 25, 2002, at 03:51 PM, Casey West wrote:
:
: >I've recompiled CamelBones for 5.8.0, which I installed over 5.6.0 in
: >the default Apple locations. When I compiled the frame
On Wednesday, September 25, 2002, at 03:51 PM, Casey West wrote:
> I've recompiled CamelBones for 5.8.0, which I installed over 5.6.0 in
> the default Apple locations. When I compiled the framework I used
> Apples instructions for making it able to be included in
> applicatio
I've recompiled CamelBones for 5.8.0, which I installed over 5.6.0 in
the default Apple locations. When I compiled the framework I used
Apples instructions for making it able to be included in
applications. I wrote a program to post entries to my use Perl
Journal. Below is what I g
>On Monday, September 2, 2002, at 08:38 pm, Dan Sugalski wrote:
>
>Perl's not just an add-on toy here--OS X uses it internally. There
>are a variety of scripts in the system and in the installer that use
>perl. For them to allow easy install/removal of a core component
>would be foolish, since i
Vincent D Murphy wrote:
>
> overall i feel a bit let down by apple's integration of perl. i guess i
> was expecting too much; while the perl supplied works as advertised, i
> have always regarded perl as a 'living' piece of software which i like
> to keep upgraded. i have also felt that it's
t CB is more
important right now.
thanks again for your help. BTW, sure enough, the source is in
/Developer/Source/CamelBones.
kind regards,
-vincent
At 9:54 PM +0100 9/2/02, Vincent D Murphy wrote:
>On Monday, September 2, 2002, at 08:38 pm, Dan Sugalski wrote:
>>One more reason to not blow away the system perl...
>
>thank you sherm and dan for your helpful suggestions.
>
>overall i feel a bit let down by apple's integration of perl. i
>gue
At 3:16 PM -0400 9/2/02, Sherm Pendley wrote:
>On Monday, September 2, 2002, at 01:53 PM, Vincent D Murphy wrote:
>> the website says you will need to rebuild camelbones from source
>>to relink it against your perl if it is different from 5.6.0.
>
>That's almos
On Monday, September 2, 2002, at 01:53 PM, Vincent D Murphy wrote:
> i upgraded perl to 5.8.0 on my 10.1.4 box last week. now i want to use
> camelbones.
Before I get to your real question, I'd like to point out one thing.
Using CB this way will mean that all of your end users wil
On 2/9/02 18:53, "Vincent D Murphy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi-
>
> i'm sorry if it turns out that i am asking an overly obvious question.
>
> i upgraded perl to 5.8.0 on my 10.1.4 box last week. now i want to use
> camelbones. the website says y
hi-
i'm sorry if it turns out that i am asking an overly obvious question.
i upgraded perl to 5.8.0 on my 10.1.4 box last week. now i want to use
camelbones. the website says you will need to rebuild camelbones from
source to relink it against your perl if it is different from 5.6.0
Hello everyone,
First, a big thank to Sherm Pendley for writing CamelBones.
That's really a great piece of software!
Now the problem :-)
I'm writing a small app, which is currently very simple: a window
that contains a NSTextField and a button. Connected to the button,
a function tha
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Sherm Pendley) wrote:
> On Friday, July 5, 2002, at 11:35 PM, Ken Williams wrote:
>
> > a POD page and do File->Print->Preview, the result PDF is some sort of
> > screen capture of the first part of the POD window, including the
> > gumdrop b
Hello Sherm and Co
I have started to use the Camelbones framework and am very grateful for
your help and hard work Sherm. One thing that I personally still need
is either more examples or a link to a site where I can get more help
using it. For example, how do you open a new window? Use a
On Friday, July 5, 2002, at 11:35 PM, Ken Williams wrote:
> a POD page and do File->Print->Preview, the result PDF is some sort of
> screen capture of the first part of the POD window, including the
> gumdrop buttons in the upper left corner. Is this a known issue?
Yes - The text view doesn't
er than later. For the most part, CamelBones as
> it is, does most of what I set out to do; database front-ends
> and a nice POD viewer that uses readable fonts.
Hi Sherm,
I realize this is a lame way for me to enter this discussion,
but I have a comment about the POD viewer. I was hop
s a string" forKey: @"This is the key"];
>>
>> The equivalent in Perl would look like this:
>>
>> our $dict;
>> $dict = NSMutableDictionary->alloc->initWithCapacity(5);
>> $dict->setObject_forKey("This is a string", "This i
tions with
>> Perl."
>
> This book I'm _very_ interested in.
There's an interesting story behind it, too. Dan was contracted to write
the book, and begun working on it with the intention of writing his own
Cocoa/Perl bridge. He had just gotten started when I announced
On Friday, July 5, 2002, at 12:39 PM, Sherm Pendley wrote:
> On Friday, July 5, 2002, at 02:37 PM, bob ackerman wrote:
>
>> ok. i am a not-know-much. what i know, i read in the camelbones doc.
>> please help me understand.
>
> Sorry, I didn't mean that as person
On Friday, July 5, 2002, at 02:37 PM, bob ackerman wrote:
> ok. i am a not-know-much. what i know, i read in the camelbones doc.
> please help me understand.
Sorry, I didn't mean that as personal criticism. I'm just trying to get
a handle on how others feel about having the a
On 5/7/02 at 13:58, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Sherm Pendley) wrote:
> On Friday, July 5, 2002, at 01:34 PM, Phil Dobbin wrote:
>
> > I concur as to the books usefulness. I started by using Apple's
> > "Learning Cocoa"
>
> I was somewhat disappointed with "Learning Cocoa." It's not a bad
> book;
> I
On Friday, July 5, 2002, at 11:17 AM, Sherm Pendley wrote:
> On Friday, July 5, 2002, at 12:45 PM, bob ackerman wrote:
>
>> say camelbones doesn't do 'views' which limits are ability as well. not
>> ready for pryme tyme.
>
> You've made similar c
On Friday, July 5, 2002, at 12:45 PM, bob ackerman wrote:
> say camelbones doesn't do 'views' which limits are ability as well. not
> ready for pryme tyme.
You've made similar comments in the past, and I'm wondering - how many
people here see not being able to w
itten by Dan
Sugalski. It's going to be called "Programming Cocoa Applications with
Perl." I don't know what the release schedule is; it's not on the
"upcoming releases" web page yet, so I imagine it's not scheduled until
September or October at the ear
On 5/7/02 at 18:05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Kay Röpke) wrote:
> You *need* the book by Aaron Hillegas. It's an introduction into Cocoa
> programming (the OO-library which CamelBones is the
> Perl side of...).
> The book uses Objective-C (but if you know some basic C you will find
ave no experience with the mac
> gui (i don't even know what to call it). Camelbones seems like a good
> starting point for what I want to do - write small event-driven apps in
> "native mac" instead of perl/tk - ideally, re-use my perl/tk scripts with
> new widget
ave no experience with the mac
> gui (i don't even know what to call it). Camelbones seems like a good
> starting point for what I want to do - write small event-driven apps in
> "native mac" instead of perl/tk - ideally, re-use my perl/tk scripts
> with new widget
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