>Hello MacPerl forum > >I'm unable to create droplets using the BBEdit MacPerl menu when my perl >source code file goes over 40k in size. Anything under works fine. Also, if >the new large droplet is going to replace an existing one it will delete the >existing droplet but fail to create the new one. There are no error messages >of any kind that I can see when this happens. I'm certain the problem is >related to file size as I removed the code that I added and the droplet >compiled fine, I then added lines of comment characters "######...." until >it reached a point where the droplet creation failed. My colleagues with >similar set ups have no such problems and can compile code with no problem >that will fail on my machine. I've tried allocating more memory to BBEdit >and MacPerl but to no avail. > >If anyone can help me out with this I would be very grateful. > >For your info, I'm using MacPerl 5.2.0 r4 with BBEdit 5.1.1 on MacOs 8.6. > >Regards, > >Paul. > I don't have a clue as to why you are having this problem, but I can suggest a work-around. I keep my program code in a text file, and rather than turn it into a droplet, I create a very short droplet that points to this text file. This way I never have to recreate the droplet, just the text file. I picked this idea up from someone on the list a couple of years ago. Thanks to whoever submitted the idea in the first place. #!perl5 do "path:code_text_file.pl"; __END__ David Seay http://www.mastercall.com/g-s/ ==== Want to unsubscribe from this list? ==== Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to macperl-forum-request@macperl.org