On Sun, 22 Aug 2010 17:25:53 +0200, Aristotle Pagaltzis wrote:
> Maybe Project:: instead?
This started a fruitful line of search for me. 'Project::' is a
sparsely-populated namespace and the search led to to projects/modules
that do have some relation to the thing I consider. At the risk of
verbo
CPAN is not a single server, but a collection of mirrors. If the main
cpan.org server is not responding, just choose another mirror from the
following list:
http://cpan.dagolden.com/SITES.html
-- David
On Sun, Aug 22, 2010 at 11:30 AM, Shawn H Corey wrote:
>
> I've been trying to install a mo
I've been trying to install a module from CPAN but it's not responding.
Is it down? Is the a scheduled event that I missed?
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* Xiong Changnian [2010-08-22 14:05]:
> On reflection, I'd like to go further and say I like
> 'Module::Ranger' particularly.
Nice name.
> Although the scope of action may go a bit further than a Perl
> module, 'Module::' is consistent with related module
> development tools; while '::Ranger' en
Thanks for the feedback. I decided to go with the Perl 5 standard for
C -- C89, with some concessions to pre-ANSI compilers. A deciding
consideration was that both Perl 5.12 and Parrot are C89 compliant,
and this choice represents the decisions of a lot of very well-
informed and smart people as
On reflection, I'd like to go further and say I like 'Module::Ranger'
particularly. Although the scope of action may go a bit further than a
Perl module, 'Module::' is consistent with related module development
tools; while '::Ranger' encompasses the concepts of management,
impartial service, fores
On Sat, 2010-08-21 at 10:40 -0400, David Golden wrote:
> Is this Perl-specific?
Let's say 'yes'. I don't intend to set arbitrary limits but my
orientation is to Perl.
> Most perl developer tools seem to be winding
> up under Module::* or Dist::*
Thanks for the concrete suggestions. I tend t
