actual error, your use of
Future->needs_all on a list of a single future is totally redundant
there. You can replace that with simply
$q->execute(...)->get;
Secondly, it's a little hard for me to reproduce this one locally
without seeing the table definition. Could you supply the CQL
s
0 * 10**0
literally zero.
Technically the decimal shift matters not for zero - any four bytes
could be given as the shift, ending in \x00, but 0 is the simplest.
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ts to make sure
> data is cross platform compatible.
Maybe examples like this should be taken as a comment to the core
developers: Document your stuff better ;)
We client authors shouldn't have to do these reverse-engineering hacks.
It should have been written down in the spec.
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aCQL-0.11/lib/Protocol/CassandraCQL/Type.pm#L181
And the unit tests live here:
https://metacpan.org/source/PEVANS/Protocol-CassandraCQL-0.11/t/02types.t#L111
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st, I usually do so on the online archives and not by mail.
Is it possible to have a non-delivering subscription, which would let
me send messages, but doesn't deliver anything back to me?
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> Cannot encode address: not an ARRAY
> at /usr/local/share/perl/5.14.2/Net/Async/CassandraCQL/Query.pm line
> 182
It needs to arrive as an ARRAYref:
$q->execute([$name, \@address, $uuid]);
Or if you'd prefer you can use named bindings:
$q->execute({name => $name, ad
