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Registration for PAUSE server
I am writing to register for a username and password for the PAUSE server. The information below should cover everything. Please e-mail if any questions: Name: Eric Anderson Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] User-ID: FIDUS Stuff I am planning to contribute: * Currently have a Attribute::Constructor module that allows a programmer to mark a method as a constructor and have the object created, blessed and returned automatically. * Planning a way to easily specify getter/setter methods (already have it pretty much implemented, just need to work on the interface and make sure there isn't anything like this already out there that I should be using instead). * Planning some XML stuff and Database stuff (prefer not to go into detail since it may be a month or two before I get that done) -- Eric Anderson
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Winamp Win32::API control module
Hello, I wasn't sure what an appropriate namespace for my module would be. The module controls the Winamp MP3 player through the Windows API using Win32::API (as opposed to Winamp::Control which requires a Winamp plugin). The PAUSE documentation said that you try to give advice on an appropriate namespace for modules if you have time. Any you can give would be appreciated. Ian
registration please
Jeffrey H. Anderson
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=18800
JEFFA
Description:
DBIx::XHTML_Table is a module for embedding the results from a SQL query in
an XHTML table for the purpose of 'quick and dirty' reporting. Features
include the ability to set any attribute for any tag, ability to calculate
totals and alternate row and column colors, and the ability to use an existing
appropriate DBD handler.
Name DSLI Description Info
- -
XHTML_TablecdpO Contains methods to create an XHTML table ???
from an SQL query.
I searched for this module after I was left unsatisfied with XML's lack of
complete browser compatibility. I needed a simple way to create tables from
SQL queries, for simple tasks that would make using templating methods overkill.
I searched CPAN, came across two _very_ close modules, Data::Table, which
seems like it traveled too far down the other road in the fork (if you catch
my drift), and DBIx::XML_RDB, which is great for browsers that are XML and XSL
compliant. I have had (what appears to me) a good amount of interest from
indivduals at the Perl Monks community.
#
# Sample client (simple case):
use DBIx::XHTML_Table;
my $table = XHTML_Table->new();
$table->exec_query("
SELECT FOO FROM BAZ
");
print $table->get_table;
#
# Sample client (more complex):
use DBI;
use DBIx::XHTML_Table;
my $DBH = DBI->connect();
my $table = XHTML_Table->new($DBH);
$table->exec_query("
SELECT FOO,BAR FROM BAZ
");
$DBH->disconnect; # or whenever, eliminates redundant connects in loops
$table->modify_tag('TABLE', {
border => 6,
width => '75%',
cellspacing => 0,
rules => 'groups',
});
# modify all TD tags that aren't modified by a column
# rotate colors each column, overrided by rotate_colors()
$table->modify_tag('TD', {
align => 'center',
bgcolor => ['#FF','#FF','FF'],
});
# divides rows into TBODY's and removes dups if requested
$table->set_group('FOO',nodup=>'');
# alternate row colors for FOO
$table->rotate_colors(
['#FF','#FF','#DD'],
'FOO',
);
# calculate sums and print a summary row (TFOOT), note
# sprintf mask and also that any argument for a column
# accepts a scalar or an array reference of scalars
$table->calc_sums([qw(FOO BAR)],'%02d');
print $table->get_table;
PAUSE author registration request - TOMA
Name: Tom Anderson Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Homepage: http://tomacorp.com Pref CPAN ID: TOMA Planned contributions: I plan to contribute an object-oriented linear feedback shift register module. In the future I hope to contribute more code in the engineering and science domains. Thanks! -toma
New user registration
My CPAN registration information: Name: Ted Anderson Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Homepage: http://www.transarc.ibm.com/~ota user-ID: OTAKA Plan: I have a pure-Perl module called Digest::Perl::MD4 which is like Digest::Perl::MD5 but implements the same interface and algorithm as Digest::MD4. I would like contribute this module[1]. Thanks, Ted [1] http://www.transarc.ibm.com/~ota/Digest-Perl-MD4-1.0.tar.gz
Aspiring CPAN author wants to join the club
your name: Richard Anderson your email address [EMAIL PROTECTED] your homepage if you have one: http://www.zipcon.net/~starfire/home/index.shtml your preferred user-ID on CPAN. It must be between 4 and 9 characters long, all uppercase, letters only. One dash allowed: RANDERSON a description of what you're planning to contribute HTTP::WebTest - test one or more web pages, either locally or remotely This module runs tests on one or more remote URLs or local files containing HTML/JavaScript/Perl/etc. The test specifications are read from a parameter file or can be passed as method arguments. If you are testing a local file, Apache is started on a private/dynamic port with a configuration file in a temporary directory. The module displays the test results on the terminal by default or directs them to a file. The module will also optionally e-mail the test results. When the calling program exits, the module stops the local instance of Apache and deletes the temporary directory. Each test consists of literal strings or regular expressions that are either required to exist or forbidden to exist in the fetched page. You can also specify tests for the minimum and maximum number of bytes in the returned page. If you are testing a local file, the module checks the error log in the temporary directory before and after the file is fetched from Apache. If messages are written to the error log during the fetch, the module flags this as an error and writes the messages to the output test report. for modules a description in module list format (DSLI entry, which is: Development stage, Support level, Language used, Interface style (see the modulelist - ARRGH! - this is a dead link - please fix), and a 44 character description). Development stage: Beta Support level: ??? Interface style: ??? 44 char description: Runs tests on remote URLs or local web source files. for scripts, ports, documentation, etc. please send a concise description that helps us to categorize the issue so we can forward your mail to the maintainers of the corresponding archive branch. See description above. It would be very nice, if you could also send a note about where you have discussed some or all parts of your contribution publicly, and if there was at least a little bit of interest. We are quite open for submissions, but we owe our users at least some rudimentary quality control. If your work has never been discussed publicly, then it's extremely difficult for us to make our judgment whether to accept the submission or not. This module has been in use for a few months at one of my clients, an Internet 100 company. I have a test suite of some 30 tests that I use for regression testing, and feedback from the user community has resulted in some improvements to the code. [EMAIL PROTECTED]RayCosoft Perl/Java/SQL/Unix software engineeringwww.rayCosoft.com www.zipcon.net/~starfire/home Seattle, WA, USA
RFC: New module HTTP::WebTest
This module has been in use at an Internet 100 company for a few months.
I invite your comments on the interface and functionality. The
priorities on the TODO list are adding HTML syntax checking and dead
link checking, but these will be done after I release the module to CPAN.
This module runs tests on one or more remote URLs or local
files containing HTML/JavaScript/Perl/etc. The test
specifications are read from a parameter file or passed as
subroutine arguments. If you are testing a local file,
Apache is started on a private/dynamic port with a
configuration file in a temporary directory. The module
displays the test results on the terminal by default or
directs them to a file. The module will also optionally
e-mails the test results. When the calling program exits,
the module stops the local instance of Apache and deletes
the temporary directory.
Each test consists of literal strings or regular
expressions that are either required to exist or forbidden
to exist in the fetched page. You can also specify tests
for the minimum and maximum number of bytes in the
returned page. If you are testing a local file, the
module checks the error log in the temporary directory
before and after the file is fetched from Apache. If
messages are written to the error log during the fetch,
the module flags this as an error and writes the messages
to the output test report.
This module can accept input data from a parameter file or
subroutine arguments.
TO RUN WEB TESTS DEFINED BY SUBROUTINE ARGUMENTS:
use HTTP::WebTest;
run_web_test(\@web_tests, \$num_fail, \$num_succeed, \%test_options)
or
use HTTP::WebTest;
run_web_test(\@web_tests, \$num_fail, \$num_succeed)
TO RUN WEB TESTS DEFINED IN A PARAMETER FILE:
use sigtrap qw(die normal-signals); # Recommended, not necessary
use HTTP::WebTest;
$webtest = HTTP::WebTest->new();
$webtest->web_test('my_web_tests.wt', \$num_fail, \$num_succeed);
The web_test() method has an option to test a local file by
starting Apache on a private port, copying the file to a temporary
htdocs directory and fetching the page from Apache. If you are
testing with multiple parameter files, you can avoid restarting
Apache each time by calling new() only once and recycling the
object:
use sigtrap qw(die normal-signals); # Recommended, not necessary
use HTTP::WebTest;
$webtest = HTTP::WebTest->new();
foreach $file (@ARGV) {
$webtest->web_test($file, \$num_fail, \$num_succeed);
}
TO ENABLE VERBOSE DEBUGGING MESSAGES:
If you are calling the run_web_test method, do this:
use HTTP::WebTest;
$HTTP::WebTest::Debug = 1; # Verbose messages
$HTTP::WebTest::Debug = 2; # Messages and preserve temp dir
If you are calling the web_test method, use the debug parameter.
There are over 30 parameters, so I will not include all the documentation
in this post. If you are interested, I can e-mail them to you.
What do you think?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]RayCosoft
Perl/Java/SQL/Unix software engineeringwww.rayCosoft.com
www.zipcon.net/~starfire/home Seattle, WA, USA
MakeMaker question
I am preparing a module for CPAN release. There is a subdirectory tree that should be copied recursively to /usr/local/etc when "make install" is typed. I assume that I should write a perl script that does the copy, but I don't see anything in the ExtUtils::MakeMaker man page that lets me indicate that this script should be run during "make install". The PL_FILES attribute looks promising, but I don't think this does what I need. How can I do this? [EMAIL PROTECTED]RayCosoft Perl/Java/SQL/Unix software engineeringwww.rayCosoft.com www.zipcon.net/~starfire/home Seattle, WA, USA
Re: MakeMaker question
And how do I hook this subroutine into Makefile.PL so that typing "perl
Makefile.PL will insert the needed lines into the Makefile? Or do I need to
add another step to the normal installation procedure?
I don't like using /usr/local/etc/http-webtest either, but I don't think it
is appropriate to install a subdirectory structure in
/usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.005/HTTP - this seems reserved for .pm files. At
least /usr/local/etc/http-webtest will persist even after an upgrade to perl
v 6.0. The only problem with that directory would be if another app uses
/usr/local/etc/http-webtest, which seems unlikely. Or is your point that
even the mere presence of a subdirectory in /usr/local/etc give MYSQL
problems?
HTTP::Webtest only works on Unix and porting it to other OSes is more work
than I (or anyone else, I suspect) would be willing to take on. Good point,
though, about using File::Spec
[EMAIL PROTECTED]RayCosoft
Perl/Java/SQL/Unix software engineeringwww.unixscripts.com
www.zipcon.net/~starfire/home Seattle, WA, USA
- Original Message -
From: "Andreas J. Koenig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Richard Anderson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, December 10, 2000 12:18 PM
Subject: Re: MakeMaker question
> >>>>> On Sun, 10 Dec 2000 08:26:17 -0800, "Richard Anderson"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>
> > I am preparing a module for CPAN release. There is a subdirectory tree
> > that should be copied recursively to /usr/local/etc when "make install"
> > is typed. I assume that I should write a perl script that does the
> > copy, but I don't see anything in the ExtUtils::MakeMaker man page that
> > lets me indicate that this script should be run during "make install".
> > The PL_FILES attribute looks promising, but I don't think this does
> > what I need.
>
> PL_FILES isn't it. AFAIR, you need to define a subroutine that adds
> the necessary lines to the Makefile. Something like
>
> sub MY::postamble {
> return qq{
> install::
> $(CP) foo /usr/local/etc/http-webtest/
> $(CP) bar /usr/local/etc/http-webtest/
> };
> }
>
> Please consider using File::Spec instead of hardcoded slashes as
> directory separators and be warned that the user really needs a chance
> to decide if he considers /usr/local/etc/ being the right place. mysql
> for example puts its databases there, nessus puts its configuration
> there, and when I run
>
> mysqlshow nessus
>
> I do get a very useless answer. Annoys me.
>
> --
> andreas
>
Re: MakeMaker question
O.K., here's how I think it should work:
The Makefile.PL has a postamble subroutine that adds an additional step to
"make install" that installs the http-webtest directory in /usr/local/etc.
There is a Bourne shell script called "configure", to be run BEFORE "perl
Makefile.PL", that prompts the user for where he/she wants to install the
http-webtest directory. If the desired location is not /usr/local/etc, the
shell script modifies the Makefile.PL using sed.
Sounds good? The alternative is to have the "make install" step prompt the
user for the location of the directory, but this seems non-standard to me
and would be more difficult for me to program.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] RayCosoft, LLC
Perl/Java/Oracle/Unix software engineeringwww.unixscripts.com
www.zipcon.net/~starfire/home Seattle, WA, USA
- Original Message -
From: "Andreas J. Koenig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Richard Anderson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2000 12:48 AM
Subject: Re: MakeMaker question
> >>>>> On Sun, 10 Dec 2000 13:50:41 -0800, "Richard Anderson"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>
> > And how do I hook this subroutine into Makefile.PL so that typing "perl
> > Makefile.PL will insert the needed lines into the Makefile? Or do I
need to
> > add another step to the normal installation procedure?
>
> It may sound weird, but it has historical reasons: MakeMaker looks
> into the MY namespace and handles subroutines there as if they had
> been written in its own namespace so that your subroutine
> MY::postamble will be executed. Its return value will end up in the
> Makefile. So all you do is write something like
>
> sub MY::postamble {
> return "# See me in the Makefile\n";
> }
>
> in your Makefile.PL
>
> > I don't like using /usr/local/etc/http-webtest either, but I don't
think it
> > is appropriate to install a subdirectory structure in
> > /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.005/HTTP - this seems reserved for .pm
files. At
> > least /usr/local/etc/http-webtest will persist even after an upgrade to
perl
> > v 6.0. The only problem with that directory would be if another app
uses
> > /usr/local/etc/http-webtest, which seems unlikely. Or is your point
that
> > even the mere presence of a subdirectory in /usr/local/etc give MYSQL
> > problems?
>
> The latter. But mind you, I have no solution for that, just the
> recommendation that you let the users decide where they prefer the
> files installed. A safer default place might be ~/.http-webtest.
>
> --
> andreas
>
>
Re: Module submission WebService::Fitbit
On Sun, Dec 29, 2013 at 1:42 PM, brian d foy wrote: > [[ This message was both posted and mailed: see >the "To," "Cc," and "Newsgroups" headers for details. ]] > > In article <20131229123051.e6d731f...@pause.perl.org>, "Perl Authors > Upload Server" wrote: > >> The following module was proposed for inclusion in the Module List: >> >> modid: WebService::Fitbit >> DSLIP: idpOp >> description: Perl module for accessing fitbit.com data >> userid: BRIX (Henrik Brix Andersen) > > Oops. > > This is going to be a problem I think. GENEHACK already has > WebService::FitBit with the capital B (although the trade name does not > have camel case). I'm happy to give up that namespace, FWIW. The code that I had was prior to Fitbit having their own API and relies on scraping some XML feeds that I'm not sure exist anymore. (And I swear they were 'FitBit' at the time too...) If there's any other action I need to take here, please let me know. j.
Re: PAUSE permissions conflict between Lvalue and lvalue
Hi, Neil! This module was written as a PoC and never was used in any of production code. As I can see from deps, there is no CPAN modules, that uses it also. After all, for now there is another module LV, that was inspired by lvalue and do more, than my. So, I renamed lvalue into Sub::Lvalue for the historical reasons and deleted lvalue. -- Mons Anderson > On 14 сент. 2016 г., at 1:21, Neil Bowers wrote: > > Hi Eric & Mons, > > I’m one of the PAUSE admins. I’m working on resolving conflicts caused by > PAUSE now considering package names case insensitively. This has left us with > some situations where two or more people are owners of namespaces previously > considered distinct, and now considered the same. > > Eric (ASG) has ownership of the namespace “Lvalue”, with the Lvalue module > being on CPAN in the Lvalue distribution. And Mons has ownership of “lvalue”, > which is on CPAN in the lvalue distribution. > > These two packages are now considered the same by PAUSE when looking at > permissions, which means there’s a conflict with your dual ownership, which > means that any releases you do now won’t be indexed. > > There are at least two ways we can resolve this: > > 1. One of you could rename your module and distribution. > Eg Mons, you could switch to Sub::lvalue, or Attribute::lvalue > > 2. You could delete one of your distributions from CPAN. I can do this for > you. > Eg Eric, I notice that your distribution doesn’t install on any Perl > since 5.17.1 > http://matrix.cpantesters.org/?dist=Lvalue > > How would you like to progress? > > PAUSE doesn’t let situations like this occur any more; I’m working on > resolving the existing cases. > > Cheers, > Neil >
