Re: Re: Using Perl in a Panther environment
Re: Re: Using Perl in a Panther environment
- Subject: Re: Re: Using Perl in a Panther environment
- From: David Bernard <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 21 Jan 2004 13:41:03 +1100
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BTW emacs 21.3 does not compile on
panther out of the box from the tar file.
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John Ashley Burgoyne
<email@hidden> wrote:
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The CVS version of GNU Emacs compiles
with no problems on Panther and
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is fast, Carbonized, and *very* nice:
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http://savannah.gnu.org/projects/
emacs/
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The following six commands will install it:
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export CVS_RSH="ssh"
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cvs -z3 -d:ext:
email@hidden:/cvsroot/emacs
co emacs
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cd emacs
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./configure --without-x --enable-carbon-
app
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make bootstrap
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sudo make install
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The build takes about half an hour on my
PowerBook G4 1GHz, but YMMV.
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-- Ashley Burgoyne
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On 20 Jan 2004, at 12:37, Robert Denton
wrote:
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> Wow, BBEdit is almost 200 dollars. Does
anyone know of an open
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source
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> alternative? If not then it looks like VIM is
hands-down the way
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to
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> go as
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> far text / perl script editing goes.
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>> -----Original Message-----
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>> From: Marc Weil [mailto:
email@hidden]
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>> Sent: Monday, January 19, 2004 4:38
PM
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>> To: Robert Denton
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>> Cc: 'email@hidden'
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>> Subject: Re: Using Perl in a Panther
environment
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>>
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>> You should give BBEdit a try
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>> (http://www.barebones.com/products/
bbedit/index.shtml). It
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>> isn't free,
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>> but it's by far the favorite all-purpose
text editor on the Mac.
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It
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>> supports regular text, HTML, and a
plethora of other
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>> languages such as
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>> C, C++, Objective-C, Python, Ruby,
BASH scripts, Perl, PHP,
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regular
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>> expressions, XML, and a lot more which
I can't think of off
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>> the top of
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>> my head.
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>> OS X comes with built in Perl support
along with Apache, so you
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can
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>> easily test all of your perl scripts either
from the command line,
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or
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>> by accessing your scripts via web pages
using the address
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>> http://localhost/path/to/script.pl
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>>
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>> It is very easy to develop web
applications on the Mac,
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>> probably moreso
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>> than on a PC since OS X comes with
everything you need right
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>> out of the
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>> box (minus BBEdit, of course).
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>>
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>> Hope that helps.
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>> - Marc Weil
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>>
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>> On Jan 19, 2004, at 6:59 PM, Robert
Denton wrote:
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>>> Hello xcode users. I am a recent
convert and I need some advice
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>>> regarding
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>>> the best way to create and test perl
scripts in Panther. Is
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>>> xtools/xcode
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>>> good for this? Does anyone
recommend any particular
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>> application? For
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>>> example, in a windows environment
you can use a freeware app
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called
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>>> Crimson
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>>> Editor which is aware of perl syntax
and can color code your
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script
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>>> for you
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>>> and it also provides a way to test your
scripts. I hope
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>> there is such
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>>> a
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>>> convenient way to write perl scripts on
a mac. TIA, Robert.
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>>>
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