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I used to use DZsoft as well, but I use Context now but there doesn't
seem to be a Mac version. Have you looked at Eclipse
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/">http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/</a>? It might be more than you need but
it's free.<br>
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Walt Sanders wrote:
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type="cite">Thanks much, I will play with these suggestions. Have to
leave just now, but later.
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Isn't there a nice editor for the Mac that will run perl browser style
within the editor? Had a nice one on my PC (DZSoft, a russian product)
that worked beautifully. Really miss the convenience of that program.
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Walt.
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On Monday, at , Alex Feinberg wrote:
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<blockquote type="cite">Terminal executes the script. Terminal can't
render HTML. Web
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browser can only render HTML, it can't execute scripts.
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You need to have a web server setup and configured to execute CGI
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scripts/mod_perl for that. How to do that will probably be beyond a
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single message, but OS X includes Apache which is the de-facto
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standard for web servers.
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Or you can use command redirection to test, e.g.:
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perl myscript.pl > /tmp/file.html && open /tmp/file.html
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Thanks,
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On Monday, 10 November 2008 at 11:49:06 -0800, Walt Sanders wrote:
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<blockquote type="cite">I'm new to apple machines and have had no
luck getting my perl
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programs to run. Had no problem with my previous PC machines. I have
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BBEdit and Dreamweaver and Komodo, but nothing works. Must be some
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obvious thing that I don't know?
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Specifically, I need to run html generating perl programs on a browser
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on my machine for testing. All I get is the code in the browser.
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If I run perl in Terminal, it runs ok, so long as there is no html.
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In the case of html, it just lists the code.
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Grateful for whatever, Walt.
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