Yeah, that's the same as what I downloaded. Thanks.
snebenan, I searched for "FFI" in CPan.org and downloaded the tar.gz, where the ffi.pm file was located.
Schwa, I can't get that test to run. When I've chosen my Perl script, hit OK, and then the "Run" button, nothing happens. Nothing happens when I hit the EDIT button as well.
The script is in my Scripts directory in "c:\Users\UserName\AppData\Roaming\REAPER\Scripts\ Test.pl"
Perl can be started from anywhere from any command prompt, so that's there. I ran the script by itself "perl -w test.pl", and no errors apart from the obvious one Snebenan mentions.
I don't know what else to do.
The script looks like this:
Code:
#! /usr/bin/perl -w
#
use FFI;
RPR_APITest();
Btw, this user-centric approach to config data sucks. I had a serious fight with Win7 just to find my data sometimes, because navigating to your own roaming folder requires that "Show Hidden Files" be active in the Folder Options of the Explorer. And forget using any USB installation on a machine like that. It took me a while to find newly created config and setting files, and after a while I just abandoned the idea of using a portable installtion in combination with in an installed one. Win7 spreads shit to an overlay of the program directory ("c:\Users\UserName\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Pro gram Files (x86)\Reaper"), the directory I mention above and of course the program directory itself. Mess^(!51). Guck! Suddenly I hate Windows for a day.</little offtopic rant> Reaper might as well get its own user management.