is there, and then you can
better guess *why* it's there.
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Can we have a reallyreallywanttoinstallplease ?
I also thought --yarly (thanks rafl), --yesinstalldammit, --plztobeintallingz
were
excellent choices.
-iacknowledgethatthistoolisnotabenchmark
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This is more of a philosophical question about how to handle
authz with roles, but is perhaps OT for Catalyst, I suppose.
http://blog.woobling.org/2009/06/users-accounts-identities-and-roles.html
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in smartmatch in 5.10.0 because not enough of us tested the dev
releases.
Or, you can use Debian, which fixed this bug in its Perl a while ago:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=488088
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, arguably the most critical part, working
correctly yet... but it will soon, as I finally figured it out this
morning. :)
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, using email doesn't make
you cool. ;)
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?
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, but they are fixed with a
quick press of W w, so there's no need to complain about them.)
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would call me out on one or two bits. I'll mellow it
out if people think I should.
Like I said, no need to tone it down.
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* On Thu, Apr 16 2009, Peter Karman wrote:
I had the same experience and just switched to the File cache plugin
instead.
Are you storing big things, i.e. pieces of data bigger than the cache
pages? If so, fastmmap will silently not store those pieces of data.
In general, I find it very flaky,
from the deployed PAR. That will alleviate
many of my PAR deployment worries.
(Ping me on IRC for more details, or see
http://github.com/jrockway/moosex-runnable )
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Patches welcome. I hacked this together at OSCON last year, but haven't
actually used it.
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use JSORB for forms.
http://search.cpan.org/~stevan/JSORB-0.01/
Obviously, you are responsible for writing the JSORB endpoints, but
that's just a Simple Matter Of Metaprogramming (and is better than
fighting with form builders that don't quite work right).
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it is to patch Catalyst to make the misuse faster.
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with plain
DBIC. I think it's a bad idea to use this feature except in very
special cases -- of which full_name is not one.
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it.
(Your full_name example is just the sort of thing that you would keep
inside DBIC.)
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for everyone! That is what free
software is all about.
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memory, upgrade.
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, for
someone else to look at and perhaps implement. :)
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* On Fri, Feb 20 2009, Jonathan Rockway wrote:
Braindump follows.
Oh yeah, one other thing. IDNs will need to be decoded/encoded,
probably. ($c-req-host should contain perl characters, but links
should probably be punycoded. Fun!)
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don't
even need.
YMMV.
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, you are crazy... and not in a good way.
Aristotle's code is the idiomatically correct version, so that's what
you should aim for in this case and in general.
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user_logged_in || $c-redirect( ... ) || 0;
}
Now I have that much more disk space free for pr0n!
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* On Tue, Jan 27 2009, pie3...@comcast.net wrote:
Why not
sub auto :Private {
my $c = pop;
return user_logged_in || $c-res-redirect( ... );
}
Because now the correctness of your application depends on undocumented
behavior (the return value of $c-res-redirect).
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(and Catalyst) classes like this. We don't have
any planned at the moment, but that would change if I received e-mails
indicating interest :)
So anyway, if you are interested, e-mail me off list, and we will see if
we can set something up.
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enable Javascript. It's Two Thousand Fucking Nine./noscript
Seriously.
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-8859-1', ...)
I bet this will solve your problem, but if not, let us know what code
you tried and where, and we will try to help you some more.
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the action.)
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* On Sun, Nov 30 2008, Toby Corkindale wrote:
If the automated install fails, people are likely to say bah, this
Perl thing sucks, let's go for that similar app written in
PHP/Java/Ruby instead - at least it's simple to install!
Why do you care about what other people do? If these people
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::Inspector;
say join \n, @{Class::Inspector-methods(ref $object, 'public')};
I also recommend that you try out Devel::REPL if you haven't already.
At the very least, it will save you from typing the 'say join \n,
@{...}' part.
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to post to a mailing list!
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are using $c-res-write for this, right?
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of me :)
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always use characters from
ASCII (foo), Latin (ÿ), and Japanese (ほげ). If your app gets
those three right, it is probably OK.
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is not eternal and can be released soon.
You're unbanned now. In the future, just /msg an op (usually mst) and
they will take care of it (especially if it's because your client
malfunctioned).
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* On Sun, Aug 17 2008, Matt S Trout wrote:
That makes no sense.
How does restarting other processes have any effect at all?
Locking?
Not that I've ever seen this for sessions or cache, but it could make
sense if the app is doing its own locking of some shared resource.
Regards,
Jonathan
of use. (We've gotten rid of TT
in the production version, for example, because the fragments are too
hard for designers to work with. Instead, we are using
Template::Refine.)
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* On Fri, Aug 01 2008, Angel Kolev wrote:
Doesn`t work too. All debug output goes to apache log. I tryed with -e
option - same result.
Use the keep error option, -e.
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* On Fri, Aug 01 2008, Jonathan Rockway wrote:
* On Fri, Aug 01 2008, Angel Kolev wrote:
Doesn`t work too. All debug output goes to apache log. I tryed with -e
option - same result.
Use the keep error option, -e.
Hmm, I should read the whole post before I reply. Anyway, it should work
* On Thu, Jul 24 2008, Pedro Melo wrote:
And yes, the tradeoff is mod_perl, which is more complex than FCGI.
How does Perlbal require mod_perl? I would just run the application's
own HTTP server behind Perlbal. Not very complex at all.
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session stores provide this much
flexibility, but you could probably hack something similar if you really
needed to.
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read a
variable will mean the config settings update quickly, but you also slow
your app way down. YMMV and all that ;)
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'); # ERROR
#USE dom = XML.DOM;
#prod_tree = dom.parse('config/xml/sitemap.xml'); # ERROR
-%]
BTW, XML::LibXML is a much nicer library for doing anything related to
XML in Perl. Using anything else is slightly crazy ;)
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that returns the tables in the second database. DBIC
will probably deal with those, at least for reads. But that's not
really optimal; just make everything one database.
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is a library.
As for tables that aren't relevant to a given app, the answer is simple;
just don't use those when you don't need them.
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, not $c-form. You might enjoy this page:
http://dev.catalyst.perl.org/new-wiki/thebookerrata
Anyway, I'm not sure why you would think that use base
'Catalyst::Controller::FormBuilder' in a controller would add methods
to $c, so I won't even ask.
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, though. Calling a method is simpler,
faster, and cleaner than running an entire request and capturing the
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* On Fri, Jun 20 2008, Aristotle Pagaltzis wrote:
* Jonathan Rockway [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2008-06-20 22:20]:
Yeah, that's ugly. What you really want are method modifiers:
package MyApp::Controller::Foo;
use Moose;
BEGIN { extends 'Catalyst::Controller' };
sub
Inline::* inside Catalyst.
You do know that Inline::Java uses system() to call java, right?
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) = @_;
$c-stash-{setup} = 'done';
};
1;
You can also say:
before [qw/method1 method2 method3 .../] = sub { ... }
to do something before a bunch of methods at once. See perldoc Moose
for details.
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Catalyst regardless of whether
the background color on the website is #83f8e2 or #85f9ff.
Let's spend our collective efforts doing something other than arguing
about colors.
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* On Fri, Jun 13 2008, Jonathan Tweed wrote:
On 13 Jun 2008, at 13:51, Jonathan Rockway wrote:
It all boils down to this. Catalyst is the only really useful Perl
web
framework. Perl is the only really useful language for writing web
applications. So people are going to use Catalyst
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [2008-06-11 22:05]:
Just so you know, it's completely impossible to follow the flow of the
discussion when you top-post on top of 5 other mails. If you comment
inline, and edit out the posts that you aren't replying to, it's much
easier to follow.
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Jonathan Rockway
libraries use other values ( and hey, it worked!,
for example).
Additionally, 0 is == to a variety of true values, including the
string 0 but true.
So just use !$boolean to test if something is false :)
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done that.)
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change my primary key from
user_id to id and change my column parent_id to parent like this
module
requires it would mean changing a lot of other older applications which depend
on this database...
What about DBIx::Class::Tree? I've used this for a user hierarchy,
actually.
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Jonathan
* On Tue, Jun 03 2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
while ($found==false $ancestor) {
Perl does not have a false operator.
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are better.
Does that mean it's impossible to code python if you are blind?
Theoretically you can use a Braille TTY.
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to die very soon. I would rather have PPI (via Stylish) deal with
it. /aside
You missed 'make installdeps'.
installdeps is a dependency of all, so it will probably Work Out All
Right.
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), but it seems odd to not
have a directive like FastCgiServer somewhere. I guess the AddHandler
could be doing that, but since it's not working, probably not.
http://www.fastcgi.com/mod_fastcgi/docs/mod_fastcgi.html#FastCgiServer
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make_encode_sub-($password), \n;
Yes, the password is echoed.
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= $c-namespace;
OK, but it looks like you forgot the tests. :) However, I think the
patch is sound. Please check that things like:
uri_for('/controller/ほげ')
*click that link*
dispatch correctly, though.
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* On Tue, May 13 2008, Ian Docherty wrote:
Ian Docherty always feels people who refer to themselves in the third
person are being pretentious, as in http://zenshadow.vox.com/profile/
;-)
Any English style guide will tell you to write a self-introduction like
this.
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not the syntax for you :)
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, later on in the book I call the model DBIC for the other
applications; I like this style better and I wrote those parts more
recently :)
Anyway, after you've checked that DBIC doesn't appear in your
configuration, let me know if it still doesn't work.
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As I've mentioned in two other posts, I assume Andrew's problem is that
he didn't configure the plugin as per p.60 of the book. After reading
this method, I am even more sure that I'm right :)
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through
$schema-deploy(), or a SQL script, or another method
DBICx::Deploy
- run the app's test suite and report if tests succeed or fail
make test
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::Plugin::Session and it worked! Woohoo!
Both of these sound like fragile workarounds. If you guys can do a bit
more digging, I would appreciate it. It would be good to actually fix
the problems, after all.
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to review your changes.
GNU diff accepts an --ignore-space-change option that should remove
these extra changes.
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? It looks like
your frontend server is assuming the Catalyst app died, when in reality
it might just be taking a long time.
I'm not sure what would cause the session stuff to behave differently.
Probably time to add some $c-log-debug messages to your app in key
places.
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Jonathan Rockway
* On Fri, May 02 2008, rik knox wrote:
I''AM RIK KNOX WAS AT WEST DENTON HIGH SCHOOL NORTH HOUSE MR LAWRENCE WAS
MY FORM TEACHER, WANT TO HOOK UP WITH ANYONE YES ANYONE WHO WAS AT SCHOOL
SAME TIME .LOOKING FOR ANYONE FROM WEST DENTON HIGH SCHOOL 1976 PLEASE
EMAIL ME
What.
)
If yes and no: see above.
I have a feeling it's the first one. Another possibility is that copy
is last-ing out of itself.
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newbies are likely to find it? Something to the tune of Having
trouble? Click here for important information on the Catalyst book. I will
happily submit patch to the website if this is not shot down.
+1
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* On Tue, Apr 29 2008, Mark Keating wrote:
Dare I say, an Enlightened Perl Development book?
Perl for Enterprise: A look at Enlightened Perl Development
But first, the EPO needs to create a publishing company called ORLY.
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* On Tue, Apr 29 2008, Peter Corlett wrote:
On Sun, Apr 27, 2008 at 03:01:47AM -0500, Jonathan Rockway wrote:
[...]
Anyway, I hate to break this to you... if you want to know every detail of
how the code works, you have to read the code. Reading code is the most
important skill a programmer
* On Mon, Apr 28 2008, Ali M. wrote:
On Mon, Apr 28, 2008 at 7:29 AM, Jonathan Rockway [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2) Learn how to use Catalyst (read my book)
Sorry to say this, but your book is not a good book!
I cannot in good faith recommend it to anyone. Please consider
believing
internals, I'll do it. But I bet you'll find that it's not worth it.
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, it doesn't really look good, right?
The stats code is good stuff. Why taint it with flamewars when it can
be loved-by-everyone in just a few minutes? :)
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community standards and so on, I am tired of talking about them.
It's boring.
You know how the old saying goes -- shut the fuck up and write some
code :)
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the gears. Seeing the gears means it's way
too easy to get your hair caught in them, and this is a problem that
obviously worries me :)
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* On Sun, Apr 20 2008, Octavian Rasnita wrote:
Please tell us if we can find an example of putting the logic in the
model than call those methods from the controller.
http://www.jrock.us/fp2008/catalyst/start.html
Using a DBIC-based model works the same way.
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Jonathan Rockway
. The important parts of your application should reside in
easily-testable classes, and Catalyst should just be a few lines of code
to make the those classes available to web users.
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. Let's do a Catalyst version at YAPC::NA (and if it goes
well, YAPC::EU).
I say... 1 day to write your app, the next day to present it to everyone
and receive highly valuable prizes if yours is the best.
Discuss amongst yourselves.
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. (It's for compatibility, not for use in new applications.)
If you really want to use a function call instead of a hash lookup,
apply this role to the request class:
http://git.jrock.us/?p=MooseX-Param-Safe.git;a=blob;f=lib/MooseX/Param/Safe.pm;hb=HEAD
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figure
out what to do. Much better than putting a queue in front of a queue,
IMHO. This is UNIX after all.
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* On Wed, Apr 02 2008, Oleg Pronin wrote:
ti che raspizdilsya po-nemetski, suka ?
2008/4/2, Ulf Lenski [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hallo Ulrich,
ich habe, dein Einverständnis vorausgesetzt, unsere pspf-app mal auf der
unten genannten Seite veröffentlicht.
http://drs.dife.de/ könnte
can't safely decode it.
Is anyone having a problem with decoding things that are already
decoded? Or is this only a theoretical problem?
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Jonathan Rockway
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it. Then we should not try to decode it
again.
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* On Wed, Mar 19 2008, Jonathan Rockway wrote:
We should not need to check the flag. The incoming data should be
encoded. Then we should decode it. Then we should not try to decode it
again.
A key thing I forgot to mention is that is_utf8 doesn't mean we tried
to decode this already
this is what he is talking about. If it is, the module he
is looking for is URI::Escape.
If he's talking about unescaping the querystring, that should be handled
by Catalyst and if something is going wrong, a failing test case would
be appreciated.
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Jonathan Rockway
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you think Perl
parses JSON?)
It's a code vs. data issue. Yes, evalling code is dangerous. So don't
do that. Treat your data as data and you won't have a problem.
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* On Wed, Mar 12 2008, Zbigniew Lukasiak wrote:
don't need to create wrappers for each table (which would be a cut and
paste excercise).
Well, a metaprogramming exercise anyway.
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Jonathan Rockway
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by people I went to school that *still
haven't graduated* even though they started wayyy before me. It's sad.)
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