Algorithm::ScheduledPath seems to be in the ADOPTME status.
Algorithm::ScheduledPath::Edge, Algorithm::ScheduledPath::Path,
and Algorithm::ScheduledPath::Types seem to be part
of Algorithm::ScheduledPath.
Thank you.
Hi,
Meine neue Seite ist echt gelungen.
Hier der Link:
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bis dann deine Andrea
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote "Philip Newton"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> On Wed, 13 Feb 2002 13:13:46 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Andrea Holstein) wrote:
>
>> So I know, how to call the two procedures:
>> Lingua::DE::ASCII::to_ascii($text) and
>>
reasons, module names should start uppercase
(every noun should begin uppercase).
I also find wmls not very self explicable.
I'd suggest
WAP::WMLScript, WAP::WMLS_Compiler or WAP::WMLScriptCompiler.
Greetings,
Andrea
ns
>> DSLIP: idpfp
>> description: Transliterate german mutations with ASCII userid: HOLSTEN
>(Andrea Holstein)
>> chapterid: 11 (String_Lang_Text_Proc)
>> ...
>
> I think that Lingua::DE::ASCII would be the best, because it would be pretty obvious
&
s::Errors is a namespace like WWW:WWW or CGI::CGI or
Math::Math.
The second level namespace should explain the details, not repeat the top level
namespace.
What about Errors::Simple, Errors::Lite, Errors::Centralized, ...
Greetings,
Andrea
yntax
>is little bit
> similar to session as you known from php. No mod_perl is needed if you use with
>CGI.
>
What does the k in CGI::kSession stand for ?
Why is it in lowercase.
In general module names first letter should be upper case.
Greetings,
Andrea
h some modules by different authors.
I'm surprised, that we need a new top level namespace.
What's about DBIx::DBSchema::Normalizer ?
Greetings,
Andrea
onding regex methods.
It seems, that String::Strip has all trim functions,
used in many languages.
I don't understand why we need an extra module String::Trim.
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Andrea
will also adhere to a common
> web-based user interface.
>
> Xaq comes bundled with two applications: a formdata emailer and a
> site search engine.
What does Xaq stand for ?
Greetings,
Andrea
Hi,
I've submitted Text:Document for namespace registration
on 2001-11-26, more than a month ago.
I'm poking you for the second time!!!
TIA
Andrea
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phone: +39-035-636029
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it is here:
>
> http://www.duncanlamb.com/stegtest/
>
> I look forward to hearing from you,
> Duncan Lamb
I'm not a PAUSE Admin.
But if I right remember,
you'll have to tell us your preferred
CPAN-ID (between 4 to 9 characters) and
an email address, too.
Greetings,
Andrea
asic SQL statements.
I don't have much knowledge of other databases than MySQL,
but I could imagine they also work with Oracle, mSql, Mickeysoft SQL
Server, ...
If not MySQL is a better namespace than DBD::mysql,
because DBD::mysql handles MySQL-drivers.
MySQL:: instead is for specific modules for MySQL.
Greetings,
Andrea
)
> chapterid: 11 (String_Lang_Text_Proc)
> communities:
>
It's unusual to modulenames that they are lowercase after the
underscore.
At least if the letters are uppercase before the underscore.
More typical would be in my opinion:
Number::Phone::DE_Mobile
Greetings,
Andrea
orget the last import module:
Match::Nothing or Match::None.
Greetings,
Andrea
)
> chapterid: 22 (Microsoft_Windows_Modules)
> communities:
> Perlmonks.org
>
> similar:
>
> rationale:
> ...
I find your name good, but I don't like typing much.
Shorter and still to understand is
Win32::IE::Window.
Even a linux fan knows what IE stands for.
Greetings,
Andrea
6 (Data_Type_Utilities)
> communities:
>
> ...
Year, that's a real cool!
Greetings,
Andrea
ssary,
so simplier would be Merlin.
It wouldn't be so important unless other programmers doesn't take part.
But they shall do if I understood you in the right way.
Greetings,
Andrea
Hi,
I sent you a week ago a request for Text::Document.
No answer, gentle poke...
:)
TIA
Andrea
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smtp and sendmail.
sendmail is a typical unix program, while
smtp is an internet protocol.
I hope you won't mix it.
Greetings,
Andrea
firm name shall be the name of a
namespace.
Namespaces should represent their function as first.
Note, even Windows modules are under Win32::, not under Microsoft::
Greetings,
Andrea
the README and the pods for the
modules.
Thanks in advance
Andrea Spinelli, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Walter Vannini, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
--README
Text::Document is a collection of modules which allow to operate
on text documents from the perspective of Information Retrieval.
Text
given string
StripLSpace - Removes Leading spaces from given string
StripSpace - Removes all spaces from given string
I do these things often, and these routines tend to be about 35% faster
than the corresponding regex methods.
Greetings,
Andrea
@foo = map { my $x = $_; $x =~ s/\s+/ /g; $x; } @bar;
>
> , but that's more typing. As Brian said, it's possible to provide the
> same functionality already; 'apply' just saves you some typing.
>
Cool :-)
Andrea
t you've written above, would I have written as
@foo = map { s/\s+/ /g } @bar;
Greetings,
Andrea
taking
care for special DTDs.
Perhaps it's an idea for the future to create the top level namespace
DTD !?
Greetings,
Andrea
ent
> on this new module, and all will live in the namespace.
>
Why not simply Data::Dbf2Pdf ?!
Greetings,
Andrea
behaviour like XML::LibXML.
Greetings,
Andrea
(even
> > 'mysql' would be better IMO) ... and there are only the DBD modules in there.
>
> But shows that both MySQL:: and Mysql:: are being used.
> And both by more than one module and author. Oh dear.
>
The module cares about Dates, so it should be under Date.
What do you think about:
Date::Mysql::Reformat
Greetings,
Andrea
that module names are only different in the plural-s.
The chance of mistyping and misinterpreting is too high.)
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Andrea
and hence a change
> in one make change in the other as well.
Excellent idea.
I think, you should submit the module under the namespace
Data::DeepCopy.
Greetings,
Andrea
d_Wide_Web_HTML_HTTP_CGI)
> communities:
>
> similar:
>
Following to the description,
the top level namespace PHP is more approriate.
But perhaps, only the description doesn't shoot it ?!
Greetings,
Andrea
)
> chapterid: 12 (Opt_Arg_Param_Proc)
> communities:
>
> similar:
>
> rationale:
>
Without special reasons, module names should start with an upper case
letter.
Because you didn't write any rationale (why not ??),
I guess, there aren't any.
Getopt::Constant is perhaps a better module name.
Greetings,
Andrea
s
> > userid: GUIDOPIAN (Steve Piantadosi)
> > chapterid: 23 (Miscellaneous_Modules)
> > communities:
>
> I'd prefer Games::Life::NDimension or even Games::Life::ND
>
What about Games::Life::NDim.
It's short, but not cryptic (ND doesn't tell me anything,
and NDimension is so long :-) )
Greetings,
Andrea
found replace it with real numbers)
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Andrea
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My emai
Hi,
I would like to register as a developper on CPAN. My Info:
Full Name: Andrea Holstein
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Preferred ID: HOLSTEN
Projects:
I just work for some linguistic parts for german.
My aim is to create a Knowledge Management Tool for German -
like for Intranets
Dear Sirs,
my name is Andrea Spinelli, my permanent email address
is [EMAIL PROTECTED], my personal home page is
http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/9626 (but it deals
mainly with my family!), and I have some extremely
simple functions I would like to contribute
to the Math::VecStat package
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