On Dec 16, 2003, at 6:38 AM, Vic Norton wrote:
Thanks for the tip, Ken. I was not aware of FindBin. The combination
use FindBin($Bin);
use lib "$Bin/../ThisProjectLib;
is a particularly nice idea.
For maximum portability, I use:
use File::Spec::Functions qw(catdir updir);
use FindBin qw($B
Thanks for the tip, Ken. I was not aware of FindBin. The combination
use FindBin($Bin);
use lib "$Bin/../ThisProjectLib;
is a particularly nice idea.
Regards,
Vic
At 10:21 PM -0600 12/15/03, Ken Williams wrote:
Yeah, that's a BBEdit-specific quirk.
For a more general solution you might w
Yeah, that's a BBEdit-specific quirk.
For a more general solution you might want to use the FindBin module.
-Ken
On Monday, December 15, 2003, at 06:56 PM, Vic Norton wrote:
I'm no expert, Tim, but I have discovered that $INC[0] is where you
are, at least from BBEdit's standpoint.
Regards,
I'm no expert, Tim, but I have discovered that $INC[0] is where you
are, at least from BBEdit's standpoint.
Regards,
Vic
At 3:02 PM -0800 12/15/03, Tim Warner wrote:
Thanks, Vic. That worked. My books don't say what is supposed to be
placed in INC[0], though. Is that a standard location for th
Thanks, Vic. That worked. My books don't say what is supposed to be
placed in INC[0], though. Is that a standard location for the path to
the current script?
I figured the chomps did nothing, but I put them in the script after
having some earlier problems, which they solved. I left them in
fig
Try
$path = "$INC[0]/sourcefile.txt";
$resultpath = "$INC[0]/results.txt";
I'm not sure what the chomps are for.
Regards,
Vic
At 1:23 PM -0800 12/15/03, Tim Warner wrote:
A very basic question, but the answer eludes me: How do I open files
in the same directory as my Perl script?
I'm run
A very basic question, but the answer eludes me: How do I open files in
the same directory as my Perl script?
I'm running these scripts from BBEdit and they worked fine under BBEdit
6.5 on OS 9.2. But when I run them under BBEdit 7 on OS 9 or with
BBE7.1 in Mac OS X, I get an error when trying
