This section is primarily for those who already know Perl from a Unix platform. The following differences are already explained in the file named MacPerl. Select Droplet in the pop-up menu. This enables the script to run if you drag and drop files on the script icon. One way to do this is shown in the examples below.
Keys are case sensitive.
See the examples below for how to assign additional environment variables. Mac applications are always type APPL, and its creator code is assigned to all files which belong to that application. Text files are always type TEXT . The resource fork does not exist if there are no resources. The Mac application ResEdit is used to view and edit the resource fork of a file.