Hello,
I’d like to add a module to CPAN that wraps a given value as either a
success or a failure, such that:
my $good = create_success('yay');
my $bad = create_failure('nono');
$good->get(); # returns 'yay';
$good->error() # returns undef;
$bad->get();# throws 'nono';
$bad->err
I'm a new member of PAUSE, looking to upload my first module. I ask for
some advice from those who have more experience than I, as I'd like to do
this the right way the first time :)
1. I have developed a module that provides an XS interface to the WMI
library (libasync_wmi_lib.so) that is genera
Hello,
I agree about not placing it in the XML::RSS namespace if I'm not subclassing
XML::RSS. "RSS::MediaRSS" sounds pretty good, since it distinguishes RSS from
MediaRSS which indeed differ. I do notice that there is a RSS::Video::Google
module, so mine would have good company :-)
Thanks for
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In article , Michael Gatto
wrote:
> I'm writing a module for CPAN and want some advice on naming. The module's
> purpose is to create a MediaRSS feed by scanning a directory of video files
Hello,
I'm writing a module for CPAN and want some advice on naming. The module's
purpose is to create a MediaRSS feed by scanning a directory of video files. I
chose to place it in the XML::RSS namespace.
I now call it XML::RSS::Media::Video. I originally called it
XML::RSS::MRSS::Video. I'v
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wrote:
> I have written a small PP module called Array::GroupBy, whose main
> export is a subroutine /igroup_by()/
I think Array::Gr
I have written a small PP module called Array::GroupBy, whose main
export is a subroutine /igroup_by()/
Quoting from the POD (attached):
/igroup_by() /returns an iterator which when called, returns
sub-arrays of the given
array whose elements are "equal" as determined by a user-supplie
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Samir Cury wrote:
> root namespace, given that we still don't know if more people are going to
> contribute with more modules for Condor. I find it possible but unlikely.
I d
Hi Brian,
>
> > The original name I thought of was Condor::QueueParser, because it is
> used
>
> That sounds like a good name to me. It puts Condor related stuff under
> a top-level name that users care about. Matt suggested Parse::, but
> I've never fancied that top-level. It inverts the importan
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Samir Cury wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I just joined CPAN because I want to contribute with a module (kinda
> obvious). My question is about naming, having read already (
> https:
On Mon, May 21, 2012 at 07:59:24PM +0200, Samir Cury wrote:
> Thanks Matt! I had no idea about this namespace.
>
> So I would go for something like Parse::CondorQueue, or
> Parse::Condor::Queue ?
>
> I prefer the second because it gives more flexibility in the long-term, so
> unless there's recom
Thanks Matt! I had no idea about this namespace.
So I would go for something like Parse::CondorQueue, or
Parse::Condor::Queue ?
I prefer the second because it gives more flexibility in the long-term, so
unless there's recommendation against it I will submit it with that name.
Cheers,
Samir
On M
On Mon, May 21, 2012 at 07:47:03AM +0200, Samir Cury wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I just joined CPAN because I want to contribute with a module (kinda
> obvious). My question is about naming, having read already (
> https://pause.perl.org/pause/authenquery?ACTION=pause_namingmodules ).
>
> The original
Dear all,
I just joined CPAN because I want to contribute with a module (kinda
obvious). My question is about naming, having read already (
https://pause.perl.org/pause/authenquery?ACTION=pause_namingmodules ).
The original name I thought of was Condor::QueueParser, because it is used
for parsing
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Steve Muskiewicz wrote:
> The module (not yet in CPAN) is currently named "Radio::Thermostat"
I think that's a fine name. I don't really see the point of adding
Device::* to
Hello Perl module gurus!
I recently registered as a CPAN author (though have been writing Perl for
15+ yrs) and am looking for some naming advice on a module that I was
planning to upload to CPAN. Here's a little background, which is hopefully
relevant/helpful:
The module (not yet in CPAN) is cu
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In article <5ad28fa5-56cc-4ced-b9c0-8452197fd...@ironkeyboard.com>,
George Budd wrote:
> My initial thought was that I would name the module "IPsonar-", but
> in looking at the namespace
Hello, I'm writing a module to interface with an application called IPsonar.
IPsonar is written by a company called Lumeta and is a tool used to tell
middle-large organizations things that they didn't know about their network.
I work at Lumeta but this is a personal project rather than being comp
In article <4d427b5a.6060...@cpan.org>, Steffen Mueller
wrote:
> The order above would reflect my preference, but it might well be that
> brian or other admins have a different preference, so in the end, it's
> up to you. None of your ideas was terrible.
Steffen says the same things that I wou
Hi Colin,
On 01/24/2011 11:03 PM, colin wrote:
As this is a new module, would you advise that I change it to Vim::Vimpl
or App::Vimpl before registering the namespace?
sorry for the delay. We're all pretty busy :(
I haven't checked out the module, but in general terms:
Applications (as in th
I was largely emulating Vimana (http://search.cpan.org/dist/Vimana/) when I
uploaded Vimpl (http://search.cpan.org/dist/Vimpl/).
After doing more reading on CPAN module creation and uploading, it seems to
be suggested that avoiding the root namespace
for distributions is the best practice (especial
I'm preparing to submit my contribution to CPAN
and wanted to make sure I'm "doing the right thing."
I wrote a modularized implementation of core
TrackBack 1x functionality. I have until now made
it available on my own site under the name
XML::TrackBack.[1] In retrospect, I think I should
hav
I have a module that does multiple regex substitutions in parallel
safely, like this:
$str = subst($str,
qr/([0-9]*[1-9])/ => '${1}0',
qr/([0-9]+)0/ => '$1',
)
(Adding zeroes to numbers that don't have them, and taking them off
numbers that do
I have a module that performs parallel substitutions on a string, as
in:
$str = subst $str,
qr/foo/ => 'bar',
qr/bar/ => 'baz',
qr/baz/ => 'foo';
Just as if it were typed:
$str =~ s/(foo|bar|baz)/$1 eq 'foo' ? 'bar' :
$1 eq 'bar' ? '
[ this is the same thing i posted in my reply to the same message
on comp.lang.perl.modules ]
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, John Clyman
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> $error_messages = Messages->new({
> bad_file_format => 'File format not recognized!',
> file_open_failed => sub
Hello all,
I'm preparing to upload an OO module to CPAN and would appreciate comments
on the module name. Here's a quick excerpt of highlights from the doc:
-begin-
With the Text::Messages class, you can create objects that dynamically
construct status, error, or other messages on behalf of your
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Pat Deegan - Psychogenic) writes:
> MiniXML includes a pure Perl implementation of the API that allows
> you to access XML data and create valid XML output with a tree-based
> hierarchy of elements - you may wish to have a look at
> http://minixml.psychogenic.com/ for a detaile
Greetings.
I sent a message earlier concerning a request for a PAUSE account (got
it, uid PDEEGAN, thanks) and for suggestions concerning renaming my
upcoming Shiphp modules. I have a few more questions concerning a
related project.
The shipping module talks to various shipping rate server
Tim Bunce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>On Thu, Jul 25, 2002 at 01:01:59PM -0500, James G Smith wrote:
>> My questions for now are two:
>> (1) should I place the state machine outside the general application
>> namespace and, if so, what are some suggestions for where to put
>> it? I am
On Thu, Jul 25, 2002 at 01:01:59PM -0500, James G Smith wrote:
> I'm working on a fairly complex web application framework that
> combines AxKit, Template Toolkit, and possibly HTML::Mason, under
> mod_perl.
>
> Some of the goals include rapid prototyping of form-driven
> applications (looking at
On torsdag, juli 25, 2002, at 08:01 , James G Smith wrote:
> From: James G Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: tor jul 25, 2002 08:01:59 Europe/Stockholm
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Request for Comments - module naming
> Reply-To: [EMAIL PR
I'm working on a fairly complex web application framework that
combines AxKit, Template Toolkit, and possibly HTML::Mason, under
mod_perl.
Some of the goals include rapid prototyping of form-driven
applications (looking at leveraging SVG), fail-over (robustness in
the face of machine/network fail
Matthew Smith wrote at Fri, 12 Jul 2002 06:37:53 +0200:
> I'm looking to create a simple Perl module to return the distance between two points
>on the Earth,
> using a great circle calculation. I was thinking of using GEO::Great_Circle or
>something of that
> ilk.
>
I'm not a geograph,
but a
Hi
I'm looking to create a simple Perl module to return the distance
between two points on the Earth, using a great circle calculation. I
was thinking of using GEO::Great_Circle or something of that ilk.
Comments?
Cheers
M
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>Please not Net::IM, Net::InstantMessenger, or Net::InstMsg! There are
>lots of instant messaging protocols out there, and I can tell you from
>personal experience that the number is growing very quickly. Net::AIM is
>fine by me . . . .
This ce
On Thu, Jul 06, 2000 at 07:19:49PM -0400, Chris Nandor wrote:
> At 16.40 -0400 2000.07.06, Riad Wahby wrote:
> >I also have a question as to naming my module. I had been planning to
> >call the module Net::InstMsg; however, upon reading the guidelines, I
> >found that it is likely that Net::Insta
At 16.40 -0400 2000.07.06, Riad Wahby wrote:
>I also have a question as to naming my module. I had been planning to
>call the module Net::InstMsg; however, upon reading the guidelines, I
>found that it is likely that Net::InstantMessenger is a better module
>name. Which do you suggest I use? If
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Hello,
I would like to register as a contributor to PAUSE. I am currently
finishing a relatively complete AOL Instant Messenger module and would
like to make it available on CPAN.
My information:
Name: Riad Wahby
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hom
Following on from discussions on London.pm i've implemented a small
module called Mutator, Mutator once inherited allows a module to
dynamically overload another packages methods ontop of itself creating
a third holding module (or mutant).
Not sure which namespace to put it in, either Class::Mu
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