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Subject: Feedback on using with OS 10.4.5 (need to tweak bin/perlpad)
Hi Ben, Some feedback .. managed to get this running on OS 10.4.5 ;-). 1) Looks like on OS X you need to launch with wxperl instead of perl (otherwise the app loads with a blank window): http://search.cpan.org/~mbarbon/Wx-0.27/docs/ INSTALL.pod#Using_wxPerl_on_Mac_OS_X Not sure how you best fudge that (install a different version of perlpad launcher?) 2) The #! path in perlpad is hardcoded .. sort of relates to comment #1, but would put in the correct path to perl here in case it's not installed in /usr/bin/ (or use env to select the default perl). eg: #!/usr/bin/env perl 3) fwiw, I would note there is an existing program called PerlPad for OS X: http://perl-pad.sourceforge.net/ Cheers, Stephen
Thanks for your feedback. I have been thinking about these issues for a long time now. On Sun Mar 05 11:36:28 2006, stennie wrote: Show quoted text
> Hi Ben, > > Some feedback .. managed to get this running on OS 10.4.5 ;-). > > 1) Looks like on OS X you need to launch with wxperl instead of perl > (otherwise the app loads > with a blank window): > http://search.cpan.org/~mbarbon/Wx-0.27/docs/ > INSTALL.pod#Using_wxPerl_on_Mac_OS_X > > Not sure how you best fudge that (install a different version of > perlpad launcher?)
Perhaps. I will look into doing this maybe by having two launcher scripts in the distrobution bin/perlpad and bin.osx/perlpad Show quoted text
> 2) The #! path in perlpad is hardcoded .. sort of relates to comment > #1, but would put in the > correct path to perl here in case it's not installed in /usr/bin/ (or > use env to select the default > perl). eg: > > #!/usr/bin/env perl
But not every platform with perl has the env utility. Show quoted text
> 3) fwiw, I would note there is an existing program called PerlPad for > OS X: > http://perl-pad.sourceforge.net/
Perhaps I should be renaming bin/perlpad. But to what I am not sure. pedit? Thanks, Ben Marsh