Hi,
I submitted SlideShow using PAUSE several months
ago, and it has not appeared on the Module list
for CPAN. I keep getting requests asking where
it is, to which i have to say
http://www.perl.com/CPAN-local/modules/by-authors/id/L/LE/LENZO/
because it's the only place it's exposed.
I kno
kevin lenzo wrote:
...
> I know maintaing this is a great deal of work, but the
> current organization is really confusing people. The
> fact that there is still a top-level list of modules/by-module
> at all, while there are new modules being added below
> and the top-level is no longer supported
[Please cc replies to me, thanks]
Hi all,
I've written a state-machine parser of e-mail Received: headers which
adheres to RFC822 except for cases where a significant number of MDA's
deviate from it. I would like to make it available on CPAN. What
should I call it? It's currently Mail::Header
Hi Andreas,
Quite a while ago we had a discussion concerning namespace issues with
my URI::Bookmarks suite of Perl modules (last e-mail in the discussion
is quoted below). I'm currently extending the suite to provide
support for Mozilla, Lynx and Internet Explorer, so I'd really like to
get thes
I am enhancing one of my CPAN modules and have a need to convert
state/province codes to there full name and vice versa.
I have found a module that does all this, Geography::States.
Unfortunately, it only exists in the user's home directory, ABIGAL.
There is no name space for Geography.
Has this
On Sun, Mar 19, 2000 at 05:29:04AM +0900, Hajimu UMEMOTO wrote:
> I'd like to register Socket6 to module list.
> Socket6 provides functionality required by IPv6 programming, e.g.
> getnameinfo(), getaddrinfo(), sockaddr_in6(), etc. And, Socket6 also
> defines IPv6 related definitions defined in s
Mail::Header::Received is probably not a good place for it given
that Mail::Header is a bit different.
However If you module could be made to work with Mail::Field then
that would be great. Parsing of mail headers is exactly what
that package is all about.
Graham.
On Sun, Mar 19, 2000 at 10:28:
