Tie::RangeHash or Tie::Range

I have a rudimentary "Range Hash" module I plan on calling Tie::RangeHash. It works kind of like this: tie %hash, Tie::RangeHash; $hash{'2000-01-01,2000-01-31'} = 1; $hash{'2000-02-01,2000-02-28'} = 2; $hash{'2000-03-01,2000-03-31'} = 3; print $hash{'2000-02-14'}; # prints '2' I ma

Module update for RTF::Group

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Module update for RTF::Generator

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Module update for RTF::Document

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In-Range module...

Oops. Wrong address... -- Forwarded by Robert Rothenberg/Admin on 12/05/2000 03:31 PM --- To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: In-Range module... I'm working on a module where one specifies a collection of ranges (dates ranges,

Speech name space

Hi all, I would like to ask to create the Speech top level name space. We have speech recognizers and synthesizers, and would like to put them in a coherent space. Speech Speech::Synthesizer Speech::Synthesizer::Festival Speech::Recognizer Speech::Recognizer::Sphinx and possibly

I would like a PAUSE id

Greetings maintainer,   I have just wrote a module that is not yet in CPAN however I feel deserves to be.  I wrote Apache::AuthenSecurID and would like to upload it to CPAN.  It is very similar to any number of other Apache::Authen modules except it uses the RSA Security SecurID one time pass

PAUSE Access, Math::* series

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Name: Tels Email: None [or please use: [EMAIL PROTECTED]] Homepage: http://bloodgate.com/ User-ID: TELS The following modules will be submitted when ich mal ne PAUSE hab ;) Math::String - Treats strings/passwords/keys as number-sequence and you can calculate