Naming a new Perl module: "Arithmetic::PaperAndPencil"

I would like to validate the name for a new module, Arithmetic::PaperAndPencil. As stated in https://www.cpan.org/modules/04pause.html#duties and https://www.cpan.org/modules/04pause.html#before I should ask if the intended name is an acceptable name and does not generate a namespace conflict with

Re: Suggestions about new perl module name

Hello Pavel and Neil, >From a quick CPAN search it looks like there's already Telegram::Bot and WWW::Telegram::(Something). So I second using one of these namespaces instead of a new one. Regards, On Mon, Nov 7, 2016 at 2:07 PM, Neil Bowers wrote: > Hi Pavel, > > I made some bots for Telegram

Re: Suggestions about new perl module name

Hi Pavel, > I made some bots for Telegram and decided to arrange common codebase into > module. > I called my project 'perlgram'. > Here it's https://github.com/pavelsr/perlgram > > And this is example of bot based on module https://github.com/FabLab61/dt_bo

Suggestions about new perl module name

Hi For help with module names, try prepan.org. -- Ron Savage - savage.net.au

Suggestions about new perl module name

Hi guys, I made some bots for Telegram and decided to arrange common codebase into module. I called my project 'perlgram'. Here it's https://github.com/pavelsr/perlgram And this is example of bot based on module https://github.com/FabLab61/dt_bot What do you think, which package name would be bet

Re: RFC: Auto::Log - a new perl module to log messages easily by redirecting STDOUT to a file

Hi Balaji, > I wanted your comments and some suggestions. I am planning on publishing a > Perl module that I have written and successfully used for some time now. I > hope it is useful to others as well. There are a number of places where you can get feedback on module ideas: http://prepan.org

RFC: Auto::Log - a new perl module to log messages easily by redirecting STDOUT to a file

Hi All: I wanted your comments and some suggestions. I am planning on publishing a Perl module that I have written and successfully used for some time now. I hope it is useful to others as well. Here is some of the documentation: NAME Auto::Log - a simple Perl extension that allows messages to

RE: New Perl Module: FameHLI

Thanks. I ask one more moment of assistance to ensure proper structure. Do the 3 groupings below make sense to you? Elements of the "FameHLI::HLI" module will be regularly used by anyone using the functions in either of the other two sets. Or would it be more appropriate to have "HLI" and "EXT

Re: New Perl Module: FameHLI

On Mon, Apr 02, 2001 at 07:33:32AM -0400, Dave Oberholtzer wrote: > Tim said: > > Seems best to share the Fame::* namespace, in which > > case you can call it anything you like under there. > > Allow me to respectfully disagree. I would agree with you on an > intellectual level were it not for t

RE: New Perl Module: FameHLI

tionally, it does not include new functionality available in the newer releases of Fame and _cannot_ incorporate that functionality easily with any sort of backward compatibility. --daveo -Original Message- From: Tim Bunce [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, April 02, 2001 6:19 AM To:

Re: New Perl Module: FameHLI

> -Original Message- > From: Tim Bunce [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Friday, March 30, 2001 3:49 AM > To: Oberholtzer, Dave > Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'; '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' > Subject: Re: New Perl Module: FameHLI > > > Any XS API module tends

RE: New Perl Module: FameHLI

ith their crowd). --daveo -Original Message- From: Tim Bunce [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, March 30, 2001 3:49 AM To: Oberholtzer, Dave Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'; '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: Re: New Perl Module: FameHLI Any XS API module tends to spawn p

Re: New Perl Module: FameHLI

Any XS API module tends to spawn purp-perl module built over it. I think a Fame::* (or better still FameHLI::*) category should be added to provide a natrual home for those. Your module could be FameHLI::API or similar. Tim. On Wed, Mar 28, 2001 at 02:11:34PM -0500, Oberholtzer, Dave wrote: > NA

New Perl Module: FameHLI

NAME David Oberholtzer E-Mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] Homepage www.obernet.com Preferred ID DAVEO Contribute: I expect to contribute at least one module aiding in access to the FAME language from Perl. Module: DSLIDescription Info Fame

New Perl module: Iterator.pm

Hi all, I uploaded a new module to PAUSE, Iterator.pm. The archive is currently located at https://pause.kbx.de/pub/PAUSE/authors/id/H/HC/HCAMP/Iterator_0.02.zip http://www.creagen.de/downloads/Iterator_0.2.zip The archive file "Iterator_0.02.zip" should soon arrive on CPAN. What do I have to

Re: Naming suggestion for new Perl module: Each_ex.pm

On Wed, Dec 13, 2000 at 03:15:16PM +0100, H.Camphausen wrote: > > use Data::Each_ex. > > The module's namespace would be Each_ex, with no Data::-prefix. That's generally not a good idea. > Each_ex.pm is an object orientated (pure) Perl module to iterate over > complex data structures (L

Re: new perl module

> [Quoting Joergen Haegg, on December 12 2000, 13:38, in "Re: new perl module"] >> But Config::Cfengine or Config::Cfe might be nice. > > Fine. I settle for Config::Cfe then. I think the name 'cfengine' should be reserved for the real cfengine. Thanks for your help.

Naming suggestion for new Perl module: Each_ex.pm

Hi all, I (that is HCAMP on CPAN) am planning to release a Perl module to CPAN, Each_ex.pm. The module provides some kind of extended "foreach()/keys()/values()"-features (see description below). I'd like users to put if into the "[site]/lib/Data"-directory, i.e. it should be use()able via

Re: new perl module

[Quoting Joergen Haegg, on December 12 2000, 13:38, in "Re: new perl module"] > But Config::Cfengine or Config::Cfe might be nice. Fine. > Config::cfengine may sound confusing, although it would > show that it isn't OO. There is no implied relationshio between the ca

Re: new perl module

[Quoting Joergen Haegg, on December 11 2000, 22:45, in "Re: new perl module"] > It is an implementation of the config editor in cfengine > in perl, or rather cfengines idea, used to change configuration files > in an easy an modular way. It is possible to tag sections > of

Re: new perl module

[Quoting Joergen Haegg, on December 11 2000, 16:56, in "Re: new perl module"] > Maybe I can ask you what you think of the module name? > Should I move to Config::Cfe or File::Cfe? > Or something completely different? Maybe. Can you describe in a couple of lines what the modu

Re: new perl module

> Joergen Haegg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >> This module is copyrighted to the company I work for, but they >> let me publish it under GPL. > > What are the copyright restrictions then? None, just that the module is developed in my work and belongs to the company. But I can publish it as GP

Re: new perl module

Joergen Haegg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I assume CPAN isn't interested in non-free licenses. > (I wouldn't use a non-free module if there are alternatives.) I'd say we prefer stuff that is free. Having a non-free module on CPAN is okay, as long as it is possible to distribute it over the net

Re: new perl module

> > 1. Can I keep Cfe.pm? > > Oh my, if you have no idea what cfengine is, how much will the name > tell you? There are other modules with similar cryptic names. Like LWP. > > 2. The code will be GPL, is that enough? > > Enough for what? I assume CPAN isn't interested in non-free licenses.

Re: new perl module

> On Thu, 07 Dec 2000 23:39:04 +0100, Jörgen Hägg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > Hi. > I've written a module that does file configuration in the > same way that cfengine does it, in fact it was inspired directly > from cfengine. > We have been using it a while under the name 'cfe.pm' inte

new perl module

Hi. I've written a module that does file configuration in the same way that cfengine does it, in fact it was inspired directly from cfengine. We have been using it a while under the name 'cfe.pm' internally. (Lower case, mostly because it isn't OO. Didn't feel right.) However, modules probably

New perl module

Hi, Can I reqister the following perl module under my pause ID CPHIL Tk::Pgplot cdcO Tk widget usable by pgplot Cheers Chris Phillips