(forw) Local path in CPAN package released (#8)

2021-04-18 Thread Mark Overmeer
I received this bug-report. The reported long name was the full path of my uploaded file, not inside the package. It may have something to do with the PAUSE database error which I already reported. MarkOv - Forwarded message from Daniel Böhmer - From: Daniel Böhmer Subject: [markov2

(forw) Failed: PAUSE indexer report MARKOV/home/markov/local/perl-git/MIME-Types/ public_html/mime-types/source/MIME-Types-219targz/MIME-Types-2.19.tar.gz

2021-04-16 Thread Mark Overmeer
Reporting a "lock wait timeout" MarkOv - Forwarded message from PAUSE - From: PAUSE Subject: Failed: PAUSE indexer report MARKOV/home/markov/local/perl-git/MIME-Types/ public_html/mime-types/source/MIME-Types-219targz/MIME-Types-2.19.tar.gz Date: Fri, 16 Apr 2021 09:58:

Re: Module submission Mail::Box::Procmail

2003-08-14 Thread Mark Overmeer
* Kurt Starsinic ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [030813 15:30]: > On Aug 13, Perl Authors Upload Server wrote: > > The following module was proposed for inclusion in the Module List: > > > > modid: Mail::Box::Procmail > > Mail::Box::Procmail is a set of scripts and some classes which > > crea

Re: New module OODoc

2003-03-31 Thread Mark Overmeer
* Perl Authors Upload Server ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [030329 06:43]: > The next version of the Module List will list the following module: > > modid: OODoc > description: Object Oriented documentation generator > AUTRIJUS comments: > So it's not likely any better name will show up... :) Th

Re: Module submission OODoc

2003-03-28 Thread Mark Overmeer
* Johan Vromans ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [030328 12:38]: > [Quoting Mark Overmeer, on March 28 2003, 12:25, in "Re: Module submissio"] > > "Information" does not cover the processing, which the module does. > > Right, I was confusing the information with the process

Re: Module submission OODoc

2003-03-28 Thread Mark Overmeer
* Johan Vromans ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [030328 12:15]: > > Other suggestions? > > MDI (Mark's Document Information). > XDI (Extended/Extensible Document Information). "Information" does not cover the processing, which the module does. "X" from "XDI" is loaded with a relation to "XML", which is not

Re: Module submission OODoc

2003-03-28 Thread Mark Overmeer
* Johan Vromans ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [030328 11:15]: > The =begin, =end and =for directives as recognized by POD parsers[1] > are designed to add specific extensions to POD. However, when you only > use the extensions then POD reduces to the bare mechanism to embed > non-perl information in perl pro

Re: Module submission OODoc

2003-03-27 Thread Mark Overmeer
* Autrijus Tang ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [030328 04:57]: > Is there anything in POD explicitly forbidden or incompatible with > OODoc? If such conflicts necessarily exist, I'd be happy to rescind > my disagreement. OODco (or whatever it will be called) has three phases: 1) parsing 2) inheritance r

Re: Module submission OODoc

2003-03-26 Thread Mark Overmeer
* Autrijus Tang ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [030326 18:25]: > On Wed, Mar 26, 2003 at 06:13:24PM +0100, Arthur Bergman wrote: > I think Pod::OO or Pod::OODoc is less vague and more helpful for what > this module does. As MARKOV states: > > POD is a visual markup language, and therefore information i

Name space request: OODoc

2003-03-24 Thread Mark Overmeer
Hi all. I would like to have a name-space for my new module. Some of you have seen my talk at YAPC::Europe, demonstrating my script which produces POD and HTML manual pages from pseudo POD. I am working on a rewrite of my hack script into a decent module. * Why? I have a few modules which are q

Module name-space request

2003-03-21 Thread Mark Overmeer
Hi all. I would like to have a name-space for my new module. Some of you have seen my talk at YAPC::Europe, demonstrating my script which produces POD and HTML manual pages from pseudo POD. I am working on a rewrite of my hack script into a decent module. * Why? I have a few modules which are q

Re: Module submission User::Identity

2003-01-26 Thread Mark Overmeer
;[EMAIL PROTECTED]'); print $you;# no defaults for use object, but still usable # "Hi you!" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> $msg->send(to => $you); # based on an existing user my $mark= User::Identity->new(fullname => 'Mark Overmeer', charset => &

Re: Module submission User::Identity

2003-01-23 Thread Mark Overmeer
* Andreas J. Koenig ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [030123 08:38]: >> For my feeling, the focus of all responses till now is that the main issue >> about user information is that it is stored in an address book. For me, the >> main issue is that it is easily accessible and smart. > If an Addressbook::Entry

Re: Module submission User::Identity

2003-01-21 Thread Mark Overmeer
* Andreas J. Koenig ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [030121 09:37]: > >>>>> On Tue, 21 Jan 2003 08:50:35 +0100, Mark Overmeer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > > > Please suggest something which is more suitable. > > Have you had a look at AddressBook::Entry? I haven&#

Re: Module submission User::Identity

2003-01-20 Thread Mark Overmeer
* _brian_d_foy ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [030121 08:38]: > In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Johan > Vromans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > [Quoting Mark Overmeer, on January 20 2003, 19:16, in "Re: Module submissio"] > > > Many applications have a ne

Re: Module submission User::Identity

2003-01-20 Thread Mark Overmeer
* _brian_d_foy ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [030121 08:38]: > In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Johan > Vromans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > [Quoting Mark Overmeer, on January 20 2003, 19:16, in "Re: Module submissio"] > > > > Many applications have a

Re: Module submission User::Identity

2003-01-20 Thread Mark Overmeer
* Johan Vromans ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [030120 17:29]: > "Perl Authors Upload Server" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > Planned classes: User::Identity Contains general info (defaults) > > for the user, like name etc. When you specify a fullname only, it > > tries to be smart and derived

Re: Hash::Case Ignored?

2002-08-03 Thread Mark Overmeer
* Arthur Bergman ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [020803 20:45]: > On fredag, augusti 2, 2002, at 03:49 , Mark Overmeer wrote: > About two months ago, I registered a new module, however it seems > nobody cared to take any action. Can anyone have a look at it this > time? > >

Hash::Case Ignored?

2002-08-02 Thread Mark Overmeer
Hi, About two months ago, I registered a new module, however it seems nobody cared to take any action. Can anyone have a look at it this time? Module Hash::Case, original message http://www.xray.mpe.mpg.de/mailing-lists/modules/2002-06/msg00272.html -- Thanks in advance, Mar

[ANNOUNCE] Mail::Box v2

2001-12-14 Thread Mark Overmeer
Proudly presenting === Mail::Box version 2 === Mail::Box v2 is a full re-implementation of existing e-mail related modules. The current version replaces Mail::Internet, MIME::Entity, Mail::Mailer, Mail::Send, Mail::Folder, MIME::Parser, and many of their helper modules. It took some spare tim

Mail folder handler

2000-12-28 Thread Mark Overmeer
Hi, I used the dark month of December (Northern Hemosphere) to have a look at mail folders. I was a little disappointed by the popular Mail::Folder implementation, for quite some reasons (most importantly its long status as alpha and lack of development). There are other modules which can hand

request PAUSEID (2)

2000-02-08 Thread Mark Overmeer
: http://www.dhp.nl/~gpp/ The official name will be changed into "Portable Presenter", or "PPresenter" for short. Full-name: Mark Overmeer Requested PAUSEID: MARKOV Email contact: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Package: Portable Presenter Description: C

Portable Presenter

1999-12-11 Thread Mark Overmeer
PPresenter" for short. Development Stage: R Support Level: d Language Used: p (+Tk) Interface Style: O Email contact: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Mark Overmeer) MARKOV Website: http://www.dhp.nl/~gpp/ What would be the best place to store the package? It is not a script, and