Sort::Versions 1.2

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 I've uploaded a new release of Sort::Versions to the PAUSE. The original author was Kenneth J. Albanowski, but I was unable to contact him. (Looking at mailing list archives it seems he has been missing for several years.) Anyway, this version is a

Re: Sort::Versions 1.2

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Sorry, got my CPAN userid wrong in the last message I sent. Corrected module list entry is Sort:: Versions Mdpfp sorting of revision (and similar) numbers EDAVIS - -- Ed Avis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Finger for PGP key -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-

Module list updates

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 I have some requests for the module list / CPAN maintainers. - - I uploaded a new version of Convert::Recode to CPAN on the suggestion of its author. Please reassign ownership of this module to EDAVIS so that the new version shows up in the main lis

Please register me as a CPAN author

Name: Ed Avis Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Preferred user-id: ED-AVIS Planning to contribute: improved versions of Convert::Recode ...which would look like this: Convert:: Recode Rdpf Mapping functions between character sets ED-AVIS I sent the author of this module (Gisle Aas) a patch and he sug

Small module for debugging 'got to here' messages

Rather than using a debugger, I prefer to put lots of print() statements in my code, showing where the execution has got to, values of variables, and so on. I have written a module to help with this, at the moment it's called Dbg but obviously I need to pick a better name. An example may demonst

Simple text progress bars

If you use Linux, you may have seen the progress bar printed by 'rpm -Uvh'. It is a sequence of fifty hash marks. I've written a module to do the same in Perl: use Console::ProgressBar; my $bar = new Console::ProgressBar 'doing things', 100; foreach (0 .. 100 - 1) { # do thing update $b

Ignored by CPAN maintainers?

I uploaded my module tarball Log-TraceMessages-1.0.tar.gz to PAUSE a few days ago. It has appeared in my PAUSE directory but has not shown up in my CPAN directory

Re: Ignored by CPAN maintainers?

On Wed, 18 Oct 2000, Edward Avis wrote: >Does this mean that the CPAN maintainers have refused to accept the >module? I think I screwed up by not including a module list entry. Sorry about that. Here's one: Log::TraceMessages Rdpf Print developer's trace messages EDAVIS

Re: Simple text progress bars

On 26 Oct 2000, Andreas J. Koenig wrote: >>Output: >>doing things: ## > >>The bar grows in proportion to the number of things done, so that when >>everything has been done fifty hash marks have been printed. > >>Is the name Console::ProgressBar okay? >What about Term::ProgressBa

Proposal Lingua::Preferred

If human-readable text is available in multiple languages, which do you pick? Web browsers let you enter which languages you're prepared to accept, and the best one is chosen. I've written a small module that picks a language from those available, based on a list of acceptable languages given by

About to upload Lingua::Preferred

Here's a module list entry for Lingua::Preferred (0.1): Lingua::Preferred Rbpf Pick a language based on user's preferences EDAVIS P.S. can you change Log::TraceMessages to 'RdpO'? I made a mistake the first time. Thanks, -- Ed Avis [EMAIL PROTECTED]