Chris,
Sorry for not responding.
On 2002.01.11, at 08:37, Chris Nandor wrote:
>> Anyway, since then my policy to upload a module is as follow;
>>
>> 0) Make sure it does not exist yet.
>> 1) Upload and see what happens.
>
> Well, I am a member of the [EMAIL PROTECTED] cabal; the general p
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Hi all,
Find below a draft of the manpage of the class Regexp::Ignore.
I think this class is very cool class, but maybe I am totally wrong. Read
the start of the DESCRIPTION of the manpage, and probably you will
understand why it was written.
The class is already programmed, and we actually use
At 17:40 +0900 2002.01.14, Dan Kogai wrote:
> Okay, I will. I heareby request namespace
>
>MacOSX
>
> for the use by modules that are platform-specific to MacOS X.
> As for the namespace Mac::X, I object because this is confusing with X
>window.
Yes, I agree it is confusing. I am n
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Chris Nandor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 1/14/02 at 9:27a:
> Yes, I agree it is confusing. I am not crazy about MacOSX, but can think
> of nothing better, so I am not objecting.
I have a feeling that "MacOSX" is not future-proofed.
What happens if the next major revision to the OS is _not_ na
On Mon, 14 Jan 2002, John Gruber wrote:
> Chris Nandor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 1/14/02 at 9:27a:
>
> > Yes, I agree it is confusing. I am not crazy about MacOSX,
> > but can think of nothing better, so I am not objecting.
>
> I have a feeling that "MacOSX" is not future-proofed.
That's
At 11:44 -0500 2002.01.14, John Gruber wrote:
>Chris Nandor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 1/14/02 at 9:27a:
>
>> Yes, I agree it is confusing. I am not crazy about MacOSX, but can think
>> of nothing better, so I am not objecting.
>
>I have a feeling that "MacOSX" is not future-proofed.
>
>What ha
On 2002.01.15, at 02:05, Chris Devers wrote:
>>> Yes, I agree it is confusing. I am not crazy about MacOSX,
>>> but can think of nothing better, so I am not objecting.
>>
>> I have a feeling that "MacOSX" is not future-proofed.
>
> That's true, but it might work in the same way that "Win32" does.
At 02:18 +0900 2002.01.15, Dan Kogai wrote:
> FYI Here is the reason why I picked MacOSX:: RELUCTANTLY. Mac::
>should work on both world but mine does not.
But taking a quick glance at it, there is no reason why it couldn't work on
Mac OS (Classic), aside from the fact that you've not designed
SNMP::Multi performs SNMP actions on multiple hosts and aggregates the
results. It's really damn fast too. It's also been in use for about a
year-and-a-half, so it's reasonably stable.
You'll probably note that it was placed in the SNMP namespace and not the
Net::SNMP namespace. Why's this? W
Followup:
UCD SNMP actually is on CPAN along with Net::SNMP. With that damage done, may
I have SNMP::Multi namespace?
-Joshua
In perl.modules, you wrote:
>
> Currently, in my plan, SanCattan contains three sub-modules,
> SanCattan::Totoken(tokenizer), SanCattan::KeywordExtor(keyword
> extractor), and SanCattan::DocClassifier(document classfier). At
> this stage, they are all designed for Mandarin first.
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I recently wrote a module (which I am currently calling Shared.pm). Shared
allows data to be shared across processes on a single/multiple machine(s)
through the use of a forked tcp server and Storable.pm. I've spent quite
some time fine tuning/debugging the module, and I feel its finally stab
I few weeks ago, I wrote a parser for a Gradebook Plus class
report. Gradebook Plus is a program that many k-12 schools use to keep
track of their grades. Although the module will probably be of limited use
(how many k-12 school districts do you know of employ web programmers?),
when it is u
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I'm currently writing a module which I'd like
to call Archive::Generic. It's a module to archive/extract
files in a (currently uncompres
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