On 02/09/2014 10:07 AM, Neil Bowers wrote:
Can I delete (some) old items from here...?
http://search.cpan.org/~sburke/
And: would this be a bad idea in some notable way?
If they're releases of dists that have more recent releases on CPAN, then it's
not a bad idea in any way.
Cool.
OK, if a
On 02/08/2014 06:15 AM, Neil Bowers wrote:
Just to close the loop...
[...]
When I previously adopted one of Sean's dists I was told he'd retired. This
time I noticed that he wasn't listed in the permissions for the dist, so
assumed[*] that the same applied for this dist. And then my email to th
Hm, odd...
CPAN shows my last release, 1.04, as being the most current release of
the module, anywhere:
http://search.cpan.org/~sburke/Pod-Escapes-1.04/
~But~ as I look in PAUSE, I don't see it as belonging to me at all.
Owner: ARANDAL
Co-maint: LTOETSCH
Co-maint: NEIL
Short answer:
On 02/07/2014 03:44 PM, Matt S Trout wrote:
[...]
I strongly suspect he'll be entirely in favour of your adopting an old
module of his but I'd like a double check - or if you already did that and
I'm quite in favor of it-- in fact, I thought I had given away all the
important Po
I seek advice on software licenses!
In many cases, my modules' current documentation says, as
copyright/license, simply "This library is free software; you can
redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself."
But I'm told that modern practice involves explicitly making cl
Three weeks ago,
On 11/14/2011 11:54 PM, Sean M. Burke wrote:
(I'm having to remove cc-ing perl.modules, because my mailer can't
handle that. Please forward as you like.)
On 11/14/2011 06:29 PM, brian d foy wrote:
If you'd like to transfer that distribution, we can take care of
(I'm having to remove cc-ing perl.modules, because my mailer can't
handle that. Please forward as you like.)
On 11/14/2011 06:29 PM, brian d foy wrote:
If you'd like to transfer that distribution, we can take care of the
details for you.
If you'd like to make all of your modules available for
On 11/11/2011 02:08 PM, Andreas J. Koenig wrote:
Neil, I've made you co-maintainer of Lingua::EN::Numbers. I know you as
a conscientiously and thoroughly working man and I'm glad you're
persuing the fix of the bug you discovered. I would believe that it's in
the best interest of Sean that you tak
s down":
http://www.homestarrunner.com/sbemail45.html
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it is that registration means and
implicates), nor what difference there is between Modulelist registration
and PAUSE ownership.
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quot;User update for" messages ever of any interest?
And the others, what are their purposes?
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, and that can be found through search.cpan.org.
This may reveal my ignorance of these things, but I too have to say I've
never understood what the /modules/00modlist.long.html file was/is.
Nor do I know why its timestamp says "Date: 2002/08/27 23:28:18".
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At 04:32 PM 2003-07-26 +0100, Sagar Shah wrote:
So i've got two options of a base:
1) Meta::Lang::Pod::DocBook
2) Pod::XML
I say choose option three: Pod::Simple. Look at Pod::Simple::XMLOutStream
for an example.
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ould use a stylesheet to
transform into XML, but introduces an extra processing step... and there
might be issues with ids on sections
Sounds good to me. I'd be thrilled to see a modern DocBook converter.
What Pod parser module will your converter be based on?
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At 02:09 AM 2003-07-01 +0200, Adrian Aichner wrote:
In particular I would be interested in learning what Emacs editing
modes people are using to auto-indent Parse::RecDescent grammars.
Have you asked Damian?
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east 8 characters
long.
I presume you mean "at most".
Is an 8-character naming limit still recommended? I've written lots of
modules with name components over 8 characters and haven't heard of any
trouble coming from it.
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, even repaired as HTML::HardDisk, is unclear. A suggestion that
occurs to me: HTML::LocalizeLinks
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At 11:16 AM 2003-06-17 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Does this relate to
> http://search.cpan.org/author/MPIOTR/Lingua-Ident-1.4/Ident.pm
> at all?
Only in the purpose. [...]
Excellent! I love it!
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/Ident.pm at all?
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them at some URL and have L<http://somehost/whatever#>
links?
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ty and will probably remain so until I complete my Stalin-like purge --
but Pod::Html, steaming pile that it is, still knows to render
L<http://whatever> as http://whatever";>http://whatever.
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cs in CPAN. But yeah, Doc::* would be nice.
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perimental, so let me know if you run into any trouble
with it.
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idea!
(And I'm saying that not just because I recently wrote a vaguely
similar kind of module, Getopt::Janus.)
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r as a new rootlevel, if there is a current rootlevel where this
module will fit, feel free to change Military to whatever.
Maybe under Test:: ... ?
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modid: Nagios::Web_Trx
What do we think about modules with underscores in their names? Are they a
problem for anyone?
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At 02:59 PM 2003-05-28 +0100, Tim Bunce wrote:
Nagios::* is appropriate here.
Okiedoke!
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place for the [EMAIL PROTECTED] list? I'd really like
to have the filters suppress messages that have attachments with creepy
extensions (.doc|.bat|.src|.exe|.lnk|.com|.pif|.xls) before they make it to
this (or any other?) list.
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f services such as web pages or transactions, MS Domains,
CPU utilisation etc by scheduling checks and managing the alerting,
logging, retrying etc of results that indicate a service failure.
Sys::Nagios maybe?
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:Nagios...)? I know that this principle hasn't been consistently
applied, but I do like to discourage people from creating new top-level
things when it's avoidable.
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be
Getopt::CallingName. Neither "script" nor "delegation" are informative to
the un-initiated.
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to which I could fit?
I suppose it /could/ go in Audio.
But a Music:: would be nice, I think.
A look at http://www.cpan.org/modules/by-module/ reveals that nobody else
is exactly hesitant to create toplevels.
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At 4/12/2003 11:40 AM +0200, Andreas Jensen wrote:
From: "Sean M. Burke" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> While you were explaining that bovlam is interesting, especially for
Danes,
> and necessary, and unique, you forgot to say what it /is/.
Sorry... I missed that one. Basically i
At 10:39 PM 2003-04-05 +0200, Johan Vromans wrote:
"Sean M. Burke" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Why are these email addresses censored?
To avoid them being exposed on the mailing list.
That is perilously close to a useless tautology.
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At 10:45 AM 2003-04-05 +0200, you wrote:
Request to register new user
fullname: Nicolas Herry
userid: KAFKA
mail: CENSORED
homepage: http://www.madrognon.net
why:
Why are these email addresses censored?
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At 10:45 AM 2003-04-05 +0200, Perl Authors Upload Server wrote:
A little framework of useful pseudo-objects : Filesystem,
Compression, Conversions, etc.
What's a pseudo-object?
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At 02:15 PM 2003-04-04 +0200, ckerner wrote:
modid: Linux::LVM
DSLIP: bdpfp
description: Interface into the Linux LVM information.
I wonder: would an expansion of the "LVM" acronym fit into the description?
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just to double-check to avoid this happening.
I'll have Pod::Simple 0.95 deleted -- but CPAN deletions take a week to
process, regrettably!
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At 08:30 2002-10-30 +, Graham Barr wrote:
Maybe you were not patient enough, I see it there now
http://search.cpan.org/author/SBURKE/HTML-Format-1.24/
Okay, problem solved!
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step?
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Sep 2002
Latest Release Pod-Simple-31337-0.0227 Sep 2002
Apparently it's parsing Pod-Simple-31337-0.02 as version Pod-Simple,
version 31337-0.02 !
The question is, what is "it" -- CPAN, PAUSE, or search.cpan.org? And how
to fix this?
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t that such options might be useful as you're
developing the module.
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robably have questions, and they are probably answered in the Pod
that's at the end of that program file.
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using Perl "on PCs" (by which you mean "under
MSWin", I assume) are using ActiveState's Perl which has, for years now,
come with HTML::Parser and HTML::Entities. (And if it didn't, they could
use ppm.)
>I suppose I can delete them.
Yes, please delete them and redist your module anew.
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)
$Id: Parser.pm,v 2.1 1996/05/26 10:25:34 aas Exp $(v2.01)
Why?
Happily, they don't get installed. But why distribute them?
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distinction between "X is in CPAN" and "X
is an indexed module dist in CPAN". In fact, after years of putting module
dists in CPAN, it was just last week that I uploaded my first non-module
thing to CPAN -- a script called crontab2english -- it's now in CPAN, but
is clearly
g/modules/by-module/HTML/
Is some part of CPAN out of sync with some other part?
And, more pointedly, can someone just go delete Lucas's module, since he's
made a surly point of forgetting to do so?
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lly going to do, and when are
you actually going to do it?
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tly the introductory information that I
think they need -- a doc that gives an overview of TreeBuilder and Element,
and explains basic concepts.
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Someone (CPJL) just uploaded a dist to CPAN called HTML_Tree (in full,
"HTML_Tree-1.2.3.tar.gz") including a module HTML::Tree. Am I the
only one who thinks this risks confusion with me and Gisle Aas's
preexisting HTML-Tree dist?
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HTML SBURKE
::TreeBuilder rdpO make a parse-tree from HTML SBURKE
(note that HTML::Element is currently reported as owned by LWWWP)
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