Re: [MacPerl] printing

[D.Thomas@vthrc.uq.edu.au (Danny Thomas)]

joshg@ola.bc.ca (Josh Gemmell) wrote
>As well, make sure that the ending tag is by itself on a line that has
>no space before it and a carriage return after it.
I used to do that which upset my notions of indentation. Luckily someone on
this list mentioned you could indent the terminator, provided you exactly
matched what was on the line after the '<<'

    MacPerl::DoAppleScript(<<"    END_SCRIPT");
    tell application "MacPerl"
        activate
    end tell
    END_SCRIPT


Danny Thomas



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