Hi,
$load_fun is in Wx.pm and should contain a reference to Wx::_load_dll
Clearly I misunderstood scoping.
Perhaps the following will work by just calling Wx::_load_dll directly.
use Wx;
if(($Wx::VERSION =~ /^(0\.95|0\.96)$/) && (not exists($ENV{PAR_0}))) {
no warnings;
*Wx::load_dll = sub {
use warnings;
return if $^O =~ /^darwin/i;
Wx::_load_dll( @_ );
};
}
The problem is that the method Wx::load_dll() does nothing if the OS is
linux. This 'breaks' Wx::Html (amongst other things).
I think the code above should work.
On 04/05/2010 14:48, Johan Vromans wrote:
Mark Dootson<mark.doot...@znix.com> writes:
use Wx;
if(($Wx::VERSION =~ /^(0\.95|0\.96)$/)&& (not exists($ENV{PAR_0}))) {
*Wx::load_dll = sub {
return if $^O =~ /^darwin/i;
goto&$Wx::load_fun;
};
}
Thanks for the speedy answer. Unfortunately, it generates some errors:
Name "Wx::load_fun" used only once: possible typo at /usr/bin/ebwxshell line
25.
Subroutine Wx::load_dll redefined at /usr/bin/ebwxshell line 26.
Use of uninitialized value $Wx::load_fun in subroutine dereference at
/usr/bin/ebwxshell line 25.
Unable to create sub named "" at /usr/bin/ebwxshell line 25.
Compilation failed in require at (eval 75) line 1.
Apparently, Wx::load_fun is unknown or uninitialized. Where is it
supposed to come from?
-- Johan
