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billj I received your private messages, but don't seem to have the ability to reply to PMs. Contact me at the email address at the top of the converter suite's convert.pl file, or reply to this...
Thank you so much.
So far, the dev version (2025-12-07-0839) eliminates the slowdowns and beachballs.
Meanwhile, your earlier comment about running directly in Terminal got me to look at the Terminal window that mac-helper opens, and I now have a set of Terminal commands I can paste in at the shell prompt. Nice.
In the process of doing this, I observed that the onepux converter isn't happy if the converter options field is left empty in the Convert File dialog.
The onepux converter can only generate the following format(s):
csv
Provide the --to_format option to specify a generator.
So I tried entering "--to_format csv" in converter options, and the onepux converter was happy.
Also, after successfully running the the onepux converter in both the 2025-06-06 version and the new Dev version, Terminal includes this:
Use of uninitialized value $field in lc at
/Users/bjustin/Desktop/mrc-converter-suite/./MCS/Generators/CSV.pm line 320 (#1)
(W uninitialized) An undefined value was used as if it were already defined. It was interpreted as a "" or a 0, but maybe it was a mistake. To suppress this warning assign a defined value to your variables.
As I said, I still get my .csv output. But this also is displayed in Terminal, which I hadn't noticed until today.
One last question, prompted by the "uninitialized value" notification: does Onepux.pm generate the .csv output on its own, or does it call upon Csv.pm?
Again, I so appreciate your help.
Bill
