New Module: HTML::DragDrop

2004-06-24 Thread Becky Alcorn
We're looking at releasing our new module HTML::DragDrop. Like the newly released HTML::Tooltip::Javascript, this module uses a Javascript library written by Walter Zorn http://www.walterzorn.com/dragdrop/dragdrop_e.htm. The library provides an elegant way to implement dragable objects (images,

Re: New Module: HTML::DragDrop

2004-06-24 Thread Mark Stosberg
HTML::DragDrop::Javascript HTML::DragAndDrop::Javascript Is there a way to implement Drag and Drop with HTML /without/ using JavaScript? I suspect not. Thus, I think it could be appropriate to drop 'Javascript' from the name HTML::DragDrop HTML::DragAndDrop Including 'And' in the name is

Re: New Module: HTML::DragDrop

2004-06-24 Thread A. Pagaltzis
* Mark Stosberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2004-06-24 15:46]: HTML::DragDrop::Javascript HTML::DragAndDrop::Javascript Is there a way to implement Drag and Drop with HTML /without/ using JavaScript? I suspect not. Thus, I think it could be appropriate to drop 'Javascript' from the name I'm

Re: New Module: HTML::DragDrop

2004-06-24 Thread SilvioCVdeAlmeida
Hello, you all. I suspect that if drag_and_drop depends on javascript, so do tooltip. That's of course in the HTML context. And also, I'm excluding from tooltip the direct, obvious, plain img alt= Please tell me if it isn't so. Silvio Mark Stosberg wrote: HTML::DragDrop::Javascript

Re: New Module: HTML::DragDrop

2004-06-24 Thread Mark Stosberg
On Thu, Jun 24, 2004 at 12:12:05PM -0300, SilvioCVdeAlmeida wrote: Hello, you all. I suspect that if drag_and_drop depends on javascript, so do tooltip. That's of course in the HTML context. And also, I'm excluding from tooltip the direct, obvious, plain img alt= Please tell me if it

Re: New Module: HTML::DragDrop

2004-06-24 Thread A. Pagaltzis
* Mark Stosberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2004-06-24 17:11]: I can't think of how drag'n'drop could be implemented without JavaScript. Not possible. Tooltips are, because using CSS you can define reactions to hovering the mouse over something. But you can't define reactions to clicks. Regards, --

Re: New Module: HTML::DragDrop

2004-06-24 Thread A. Pagaltzis
* Chris Josephes [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2004-06-24 19:50]: Also, I'm 90% sure there's no other method (besides JavaScript) to implement DD. If some guy down the road manages to do it in VBScript, he can always register Html::DragAndDrop::VBScript. It can certainly be done in VBScript. Anything

Re: New Module: HTML::DragDrop

2004-06-24 Thread Dave Rolsky
On Fri, 25 Jun 2004, A. Pagaltzis wrote: * Chris Josephes [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2004-06-24 19:50]: Also, I'm 90% sure there's no other method (besides JavaScript) to implement DD. If some guy down the road manages to do it in VBScript, he can always register Html::DragAndDrop::VBScript.

not-so-plain documentation

2004-06-24 Thread Eric Wilhelm
Hi everybody! I'm going to be documenting a system of (30+) programs with is mostly scripts, rather than modules. I know you can just put pod text in your scripts, but I'd like to also integrate the usage messages into the pods (or get them from the pods.) I've seen pod2usage() and this

Re: not-so-plain documentation

2004-06-24 Thread Randy W. Sims
On 6/24/2004 11:11 PM, Eric Wilhelm wrote: Hi everybody! I'm going to be documenting a system of (30+) programs with is mostly scripts, rather than modules. I know you can just put pod text in your scripts, but I'd like to also integrate the usage messages into the pods (or get them from the

Re: not-so-plain documentation

2004-06-24 Thread Andy Lester
I've seen pod2usage() and this would work, but most of these scripts have some defaults set for variables that can be changed with the GetOptions flags and I'd like to show these defaults at least in the help message. Take a look at, I believe, GetOpt::Declare. It's one of Damian's. xoxo, Andy