On Thursday 05 Apr 2012 06:40:58 Israel Leiva wrote: > El 03/04/12 11:08, Matthew Toseland escribió: > > The python module is used in some important tools, so in principle > > this is a good thing. I'm not competent to review Perl code, maybe we > > can find somebody who is though. Generally we don't accept prior work > > as proof that a student can code, but if it's freenet-specific then > > maybe ... > > Alright. Here is a simple demo of what I thought for the FCP2 Perl library. > > http://csrg.cl/~ileiva/gsoc/ > > The directory includes (all files were renamed to .txt so you could read > it online): > > client.pl.txt -- Simple use of FCP2 Perl library > Freenet/FCP2.pm.txt -- FCP2 Perl Module (demo) > Freenet/FCP2/Message.pm.txt -- Message interface for FCP2 Module (demo) > Freenet/FCP2.pod.txt -- Documentation for FCP2.pm > Freenet/FCP2-Message.pod.txt -- Documentation for FCP2/Message.pm Module > (demo) > output.txt -- Results for the use of client.pl > readme.txt -- You should read this if you want to try this Library at > your own > Freenet-FCP2-demo.tar.gz -- All the files > > Note: Documentation files should be readed with _perldoc_ . Look at the > readme.txt for more details. > > I'm open to suggestions/ideas/comments.
Anyone interested in mentoring this? I really don't think I'm the right person to mentor a perl project. > > Best Regards.
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