That still didn't work, but it was a lot clearer to figure out what to do.
So with a little help from the Camel book, I figured out how to wrap the
conditional 'use' in a way that works (well, compiles) on my (non-Win32)
system at least:
my $IsWin32;
BEGIN {
$IsWin32 = ($^O =~ /MSWin32/i);
At 14:45 24/09/2003 +0100, you wrote:
Looks like the current texfont is a bit broken right now. I believe it's
the introduction of the "if ($IsWin32) " block: the pragma "use
Win32::API" doesn't seem to work within the conditional block.
can you try the attached version?
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Hi folks.
Looks like the current texfont is a bit broken right now. I believe it's
the introduction of the "if ($IsWin32) " block: the pragma "use
Win32::API" doesn't seem to work within the conditional block.
Furthermore, I'm not sure the else block that follows comes to a sane
ending, so I was
