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Re: [Visualperl-discuss] RE: Opening perl file while a C++ solution is open

This is a known problem -- trying to
open very large Perl files does
cause Visual Studio to crash.  The application was designed with the
idea that most files would never exceed 8,000 lines in length, but
we made sure we could work with files like CGI.pm, SOAP/Lite.pm, and
parsers generated by modules like Parse::RecDescent.

- Eric

John Heisey wrote:
> After a little more experimentation I can reproduce the problem with my 
> own generated solution and perlproj file.
> Apparently the perl parser doesn't like something in my perl file.
>  
> Could it be that it happen to be over 17000 lines of code. Is there some 
> way for me to have trace output from the perl parser?
>  
> I have another one that's over 19000 lines that gives me the same result.
>  
> JR
> 
>     -----Original Message-----
>     *From:* John Heisey
>     *Sent:* Friday, January 27, 2006 5:14 PM
>     *To:* 'Visual Perl (visualperl-discuss@...
>     *Subject:* Opening perl file while a C++ solution is open
> 
>      
>     If I open a .pl file while in one of my C++ based solutions /
>     projects it just causes Visual Studio .NET to close or crash with no
>     error message.
>      
>     I changed the VS Tools / Options / Projects / VisualPerl / PDK
>     Install Location to C:\Program Files\ActiveState Perl Dev Kit 6.0
>     Productivity\bin where it installed by default rather than into
>     c:\perl\bin. I was able to open the Response Tracker sample and step
>     through the code.
>      
>     Could the PDK folder still be an issue or is this a known bug?
>      
>     Thanks,
>     J.R. Heisey
>      
> 
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[Visualperl-discuss] RE: Opening perl file while a C++ solution is open

I am able to successfully load a
truncated version of my file that is as
big as 14439. I'm not going to experiment any further. 
 
I don't know if the one responsible for this file will be willing to
break it up into multiple files.
 
Thanks,
JR

-----Original Message-----
From: John Heisey 
Sent: Friday, January 27, 2006 5:36 PM
To: 'Visual Perl (visualperl-discuss@...
Subject: RE: Opening perl file while a C++ solution is open


After a little more experimentation I can reproduce the problem with my
own generated solution and perlproj file.
Apparently the perl parser doesn't like something in my perl file.
 
Could it be that it happen to be over 17000 lines of code. Is there some
way for me to have trace output from the perl parser?
 
I have another one that's over 19000 lines that gives me the same
result.
 
JR

-----Original Message-----
From: John Heisey 
Sent: Friday, January 27, 2006 5:14 PM
To: 'Visual Perl (visualperl-discuss@...
Subject: Opening perl file while a C++ solution is open


 
If I open a .pl file while in one of my C++ based solutions / projects
it just causes Visual Studio .NET to close or crash with no error
message.
 
I changed the VS Tools / Options / Projects / VisualPerl / PDK Install
Location to C:\Program Files\ActiveState Perl Dev Kit 6.0
Productivity\bin where it installed by default rather than into
c:\perl\bin. I was able to open the Response Tracker sample and step
through the code.
 
Could the PDK folder still be an issue or is this a known bug?
 
Thanks,
J.R. Heisey

[Visualperl-discuss] RE: Opening perl file while a C++ solution is open

After a little more experimentation
I can reproduce the problem with my
own generated solution and perlproj file.
Apparently the perl parser doesn't like something in my perl file.
 
Could it be that it happen to be over 17000 lines of code. Is there some
way for me to have trace output from the perl parser?
 
I have another one that's over 19000 lines that gives me the same
result.
 
JR

-----Original Message-----
From: John Heisey 
Sent: Friday, January 27, 2006 5:14 PM
To: 'Visual Perl (visualperl-discuss@...
Subject: Opening perl file while a C++ solution is open


 
If I open a .pl file while in one of my C++ based solutions / projects
it just causes Visual Studio .NET to close or crash with no error
message.
 
I changed the VS Tools / Options / Projects / VisualPerl / PDK Install
Location to C:\Program Files\ActiveState Perl Dev Kit 6.0
Productivity\bin where it installed by default rather than into
c:\perl\bin. I was able to open the Response Tracker sample and step
through the code.
 
Could the PDK folder still be an issue or is this a known bug?
 
Thanks,
J.R. Heisey

[Visualperl-discuss] Opening perl file while a C++ solution is open

If I open a .pl file while in one of my C++ based solutions / projects
it just causes Visual Studio .NET to close or crash with no error
message.
 
I changed the VS Tools / Options / Projects / VisualPerl / PDK Install
Location to C:\Program Files\ActiveState Perl Dev Kit 6.0
Productivity\bin where it installed by default rather than into
c:\perl\bin. I was able to open the Response Tracker sample and step
through the code.
 
Could the PDK folder still be an issue or is this a known bug?
 
Thanks,
J.R. Heisey

[Visualperl-discuss] New VS 2005

Is there a new release of Visual Perl & .Perl  .NET in the works for the
new release of MS Visual studio 2005?

In the interim, can the current Visual Perl 1.81 and Perl .NET 5.3 be
used with this new VS 2005?


Please advise,

M Molina

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Re: [Visualperl-discuss] devenv and .perlproj

Williams, Alan wrote:
> Is it possible to use devenv.com to build perl projects from the 
> command line? I get an "Error: Unspecified error" at the point when 
> devenv should act on the .perlproj file. Thanks.
> 
> -Alan
> 
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This is a long-running missing feature that we hadn't logged.
It's in bugzilla now, at

http://bugs.activestate.com/show_bug.cgi?id=40169

We hadn't implemented it as we saw Visual Perl as a tool used
far more for editing and debugging than for building.  I can
see that it would be convenient to access the build parameters
via the project, than to create a separate project file.

- Eric
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[Visualperl-discuss] devenv and .perlproj

Is it possible to use devenv.com to build perl projects from the 
command line? I get an "Error: Unspecified error" at the point when 
devenv should act on the .perlproj file. Thanks.

-Alan


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[Visualperl-discuss] newbie problem with Visual Perl Tutorial

Hi,

I ran into a couple of problems when trying to work through the Visual Perl
Tutorial: http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/docs/VisualPerl/demo.html
 
The problems may be related.

The first problem was that Visual Studio failed to compile the sample code
because it couldn't find C:\Perl\bin\pcl.exe. I poked around and found all
of the Visual Perl stuff under...
C:\Program Files\ActiveState Perl Dev Kit 6.0\. So, I copied the pcl.exe
file to C:\Perl\bin. I also had to copy the contents of the C:\Program
Files\ActiveState Perl Dev Kit 6.0\lib dir to C:\Perl\bin\lib. After that,
the code started compiling.

Now, I'm getting a runtime error when trying to run the "Associate Perl DLL"
demo. It says it "Can't locate perl5db.pl in @... (@... contains: .)."

I'm confused. When I do a perl -V from a cmd prompt, it says...

@...
   C:\Program Files\ActiveState Perl Dev Kit 6.0\lib   C:/Perl/lib
   C:/Perl/site/lib
   .

Why is @... empty (except for current working dir, i.e. "." ) when my
compiled app runs? Is my ActiveState install broken? Why didn't the
installer put the new ActiveState stuff under C:\Perl?

FYI - 
I purchased the ActivePerl Pro Studio and installed it after already having
the free version of ActiveState Perl installed in C:\Perl. And Microsoft
Visual Studio.NET was also already installed.

Thanks in advance,

cn

Re: [Visualperl-discuss] Unable to start debugging: The project contains no runnable Perl files.

Shea Martin wrote:
> I created an empty VisualPerl project.  Chose Add Existing item, then 
> added a bunch of perl files in a project I am working on.
> 
>  
> 
> Then I choose run, or hit F5, and I get this error message from Visual 
> Studio:
> 
>  
> 
> *Unable to start debugging: The project contains no runnable Perl files.*
> 
>  
> 
> I suspect I have to denote one of the perl files to the be the default 
> file to run, but I can�??t seem to figure out how to do that.

Exactly.  Bring up the project properties -- easiest way is
right-clicking the project icon in the solution explorer --
and fill in the StartupObject field.

- Eric

> 
>  
> 
> Thanks,
> 
>  
> 
> ~Shea M.
> 
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