the only thing I find strange is arg1, which is always the object. while ->
makes $self the first argument to the send() subroutine in the strict
perl
sense, from the user standpoint the first argument to the send()
method is
really $buf.
Well, the object is really the first argument, since:
$socket->recv($len);
is really:
APR::Socket::recv($socket, $len);
yes, that's what I was saying :) my point was, though, that I would expect that given $socket->recv($len) users would colloquially say that $len is the first argument and not the second.
sure, I'm not disagreeing with you :)
Either way is fine, as long as we keep things consistent.
yeah, I feel the same way. no biggie to me to keep it like it is, especially since you're doing all the work :)
It doesn't matter to me. If you prefer to have:
* obj: $socket * arg1: $len
that's fine. I first thought to poll the users list but then changed my mind, I've asked for help many times without hardly anybody offering help, so I'll just proceed the way we developers decide is the best.
BTW, if someone else here wishes to comment on the sample manpage, please do so asap, before I proceed with other manpages. Once started I would want to waste time going back and change things. There are a way too many methods to cover. Thanks!
And did I mention that help is sought after? :)
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