> Quoting Creede Lambard (Volt Computer) > (a-creela@microsoft.com) from Thu, Aug 19, 1999 at 03:18:10PM -0700: > > > > my @files = @ARGV; > > > > > > See, I though this was a good idea, too, but > > > > > > print "@ARGV\n"; > > > > > > saved as a droplet gives no output. > > > > Well, yes, if you double click it. If you drop files onto > it it will print > > their names (concatenated, of course). > > Y'know, that's what *I* thought too. And I swear that it > wasn't working > yesterday, or else that's exactly what I would have used. :-) Don't feel bad. I've used @ARGV in a couple dozen scripts, at least, and I still had to test it before I sent the mail. :D > I had assumed that, since whatever I did wasn't giving me anything > in @ARGV (for all I know, it may have been a typo, it's long > gone now), > that droplets acted like pipes would in Unix. :-/ > > But anyhow, I learned how to make dialogs instead, so all was > not lost :-) Well, I'm happy to be an indirect benefit. Or something. <grin> -- Creede ===== Want to unsubscribe from this list? ===== Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to macperl-request@macperl.org