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Scripting bridges (Score:1)

by blech (1597)

Not strictly related, but: "Ruby 1.8.6 and Python 2.5 are both first-class languages for Mac development [apple.com]".
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  by Matts (1087)
  
  I really don't understand why Apple don't list perl there too. Camelbones will support the scripting bridges stuff too, so it'll be just as "first class" as the others.
  
  Plus Camelbones has an awesome example app [sergeant.org].
  - Re:Scripting bridges (Score:1)
    
    by slanning (5049) on 2007.07.24 9:02 (#56441) Homepage Journal
    
    I see you're the author of the awesome example app, heh.
    
    (I don't really even know what Camelbones is, but) I was wondering if you use Algorithm::BinPack [cpan.org] for that. Your kind of application is even mentioned in the synopsis (s/CD/DVD/) of that module.
    
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      by Matts (1087)
      
      I don't, because it would put things on the discs out of order, and I don't want that.

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