Hi Tim!
On 11 ÉÀÌ 10 at 22:03, "Tim" (Tim Gimmel) wrote:
Tim> I receive an error: "Variable "$c" is not imported at line 3, <IN>
Tim> line 9010.
Could that be so because $c is declared in a diffrent package than the code
that tries to reach it? If that so, reaching it explicitly via
$my::package::c should alleviate that.
Tim> $self->set(text =>"PxLookup - " . getc() . " Prefixes loaded, V"
Tim> . version() ); returns an error: "Ambiguous call resolved as
Tim> CORE::getc(), qualify as such or use & at line 4, <IN> line 9010.
Yes, "getc" is not the best name choice :)
Tim> On a different subject, your ActiveState version of Prima seems to
Tim> have problems with VB and a lot of the examples, however I did a
Tim> fresh install of Strawberry Perl 5.10 and Prima seems to work fine.
Tim> However the version of ActiveState I was running was slightly newer
Tim> than the version you have posted. It complained of a .DLL missing
Tim> and I cannot remember the name.
Indeed the ActiveState version published is a bit old, because I've switched to
Strawberry and so happy about it that I don't look too often to
ActiveState. Especially that there were problems with Prima ppm builds it
published. Do you think that it is a good idea to publish Prima binary that
corresponds to the latest ActiveState release? I've planned to phase it out
completely, but if there's demand then I won't.
-- Sincerely, Dmitry KarasikReceived on Tue 13 Jul 2010 - 15:13:06 CEST
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