Free run perl software for mac

Run ASCRIPT is an AppleScript based internet protocol helper allowing developers to embed and execute AppleScript code in web pages.

Completly freeware.

Run Wakeup Items is a simple AppleScript which enables you to open the Wakeup Items folder upon waking up.

This is a simple script that reacts to the system event that is issued whenever the system is awakened from sleep. It looks for a "Wakeup Items" folder in the System Folder and opens its contents.

The script goes in the Startup Items folder and runs continuously in the background.

Completly freeware.

iTunes2HTML 2.2 is created as a smart and useful Perl script that generates an HTML listing from the "iTunes Music Library.xml" file automatically generated by Apple's iTunes. It was originally created as a quickie hack for my own personal list, and as such assumes some rather anal rules about the quality of your id3 tags (ie. "if the id3's aren't perfect, don't list this mp3"). Note: this script assumes you have a large collection of mp3s. While it will work with smaller collections, if you've less than 100+ albums, things'll probably look ugly.

Please note: this script is only to be run from the command line (either using Apple's Terminal.app or the Windows DOS shell). You shouldn't download this if you haven't had any experience with running command line applications. Also realize that this script was originally made for my purposes only, but after some popularity/feature requests, decided to mention it here. For to make it as generic as every user would need would require a rewrite, and that's not going to happen ("it works for my needs") anytime soon (no time).

Tuna is a Perl profiler that runs and analyzes Perl programs to find out where the code spent most of its time. Tuna helps you make decisions about where to focus performance enhancements, and makes it easy to visualize which components are critical.
Enhancements
- Performance improvements for opening profiles
- Use proper "?s" time unit
- Universal binary.

In the distant future, mankind has racing fever - space racing fever! The most spectacular race in the solar system is known simply as “The Asteroid Run.” Contestants race through rings and try to avoid the dangerous asteroids.

Few brave souls dare take up the challenge and even fewer survive! Do you have what it takes to be a champion?

Asteroid Run - Fly your trusty spaceship through a dense and dangerous asteroid belt in this Apple Dashboard widget.

Instructions: The object of the game is to make it through as many rings as possible before the time runs out or your spaceship sustains too much damage. There are two health items throughout the course that can repair a bar of damage and each cleared ring will extend the remaining time by 3 seconds.

Controls: - Left and Right arrow keys - turn left and right - Up and Down arrow keys - turn down and up (notice they are reversed like flight simulator controls)
option (alt) - accelerate - control - brake - 1,2,3 - change camera view

FS Splocker is an AIM spam blocker, simple to install simple to run.

Just like any mac you own!Theoretically will work in Classic, and is built for OS X.

NiftyPortal is a hierarchical dynamic site construction framework designed for sites (and series of sites) with similar functionality, but widely different designs or looks and feels. The term "similar" is relative; measure is made for overrides of "standard" functionality so that other sites at the same installation can have different code running for different purposes.

NiftyPortal is designed to securely factor reused code among as many different sites as possible. It uses a combination of SpeedyCGI (available on CPAN) and Template Toolkit (also on CPAN) to achieve fast response times, while still maintaining a great deal of flexibility for all maintainers.

You might find NiftyPortal useful if you:
• find yourself creating complex systems of CGI scripts to run your site, and worry more and more about factoring code thats re-used,
• like some of PHPs features, but have a large amount of Perl code you need to maintain,
• have out-grown SSI,
• are creating a large number of sites that need to share code in the back end (such as for a common authentication routine),
• are creating "branded" sites with similar functionality, but different templates or design, along with the ability to override specific templates as necessary,
• need to integrate other Perl code into your site easily and effectively (youre hacking pre-existing forum software),
• think SlashCode is too large, complex, or slow,
• youve rolled your own quasi-templating system, but now need more flexibility,
• cant use mod_perl, or just prefer not to operate within its restrictions
• have used Template Toolkit before, but want to combine true Perl with it easily and in an organized fashion.