I have need of a GWorld for a script, and it isn't working. At first I tried the following: use Mac::QDOffscreen; ... # A bunch of other stuff my $internalGWorld; my $GWorldPixmap; my $oldGWorld; my $oldGDevice; ... # More stuff $internalGWorld = NewGWorld( 1, Rect->new( 0, 0, 300, 30 ) ); $GWorldPixmap = GetGWorldPixMap( $internalGWorld ); LockPixels( $GWorldPixmap ); ( $oldGWorld, $oldGDevice ) = GetGWorld(); SetGWorld( $internalGWorld, GetGWorldDevice( $internalGWorld ) ); ... and at that point, the script would stop with an error of # port is not of type GrafPtr. Now, I have programmed the Mac Toolbox before (in C++), and that call should be happy with things as they stand, but I'm willing to typecast if necessary. Sadly, though, if a mechanism for this exists, it is not indexed in the MacPerl book (nothing under typecast or cast, and MacPack doesn't do GrafPorts). So I went and looked at examples, like the MPFE script, which also uses GWorlds. After seeing how that worked, I replaced the last line with: SetGWorld( $internalGWorld ); ... and the script now gives an error of # Usage: Mac::QDOffscreen::SetGWorld(port, gdh). which of course indicates that this isn't how that should work. Can anyone tell me what's wrong here? I've already spent enough time on this project that almost any other programming or scripting language other than MacPerl would have been faster, but I want to learn the MacPerl toolbox modules for future use. -John Franklin ==== Want to unsubscribe from this list? ==== Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to macperl-toolbox-request@macperl.org