I think ::Simple is probably the most standard way of doing that. I'm not
aware of any ::Easy modules.
Perhaps ::Simple is a much better offer. :)
On Wed, Apr 08, 2009 at 02:58:43PM -0700, Bill Ward wrote:
I think ::Simple is probably the most standard way of doing that. I'm not
aware of any ::Easy modules.
FWIW, ...
mysql select distinct module from modules where module like '%::Easy';
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On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 1:36 AM, sawyer x xsawy...@gmail.com wrote:
Sounds like a good module to me. I know I could have used it a few weeks
ago.
If so, is this set of modules aptly named?
- Does it use a standard CPAN module for email sending?
- What does it use for formating to web?
If
On Mon, 30 Mar 2009 16:21:10 -0500
Brad Lhotsky b...@divisionbyzero.net wrote:
# Add a new format
$report-addFormat('credit', { color='green', bold = 1 } );
# Use that:
$report-custom_row( 'credit', 1, '2009-04-01', 2000.00, 0, 'Bank Error');
A small note on API - you seem inconsistent
Sounds like a good module to me. I know I could have used it a few weeks ago.
If so, is this set of modules aptly named?
- Does it use a standard CPAN module for email sending?
- What does it use for formating to web?
If it's a subset of Spreadsheet::WriteExcel, maybe it would be better
off to
I created a module that I've been using happily in house for generating
quick reports. It does a few things automatically and simplifies the
Spreadsheet::WriteExcel interface.
* Automatic Cell Width Adjustment based on text width
* Borders around all the data
Example:
my $report =
On Mar 30, 2009, at 4:21 PM, Brad Lhotsky wrote:
My question is, do you think the CPAN needs another spreadsheet
module?
Doesn't matter whether it does or not. Your real question is Should
I upload my module to CPAN? and the answer is Absolutely, yes.
There is no reason NOT to upload
