Ben S Arnold,barnold@flash.net, writes: > How does one go about setting up MacPerl for OSA? For Frontier?? I'd like > to be able to call MacPerl from within Frontier, as in something like > MacPerl.doScript, but Frontier, as far as I can tell, didn't come with any > MacPerl verbs, and neither did MacPerl (4.2, 5.1.3 respectively). Also, my > Apple script editor doesn't recognise MacPerlese (it only gives me > AppleScript and UserLand and language options). I used Frontier's "Commercial Devlopers" suite to create a MacPerl table in Frontier: you can do this yourself by just selecting 'Commercial Devloper' from the "Suites" menu/submenu, then starting the process by selecting "Enter you app's name" fron the "Glue" menu that appears. This gave me a MacPerl.doScript verb among other definitions, which I then use by passing complete scripts to MacPerl as text strings, with the last line always being "&MacPerl'Reply($_)" to return the scripts results to Frontier. John -- John Blackburne - programmer, writer, consultant, trainer Perl, AS, QD3D and more at http://www.hk.super.net/~johnb