Stephen More <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 1. The prerequisites for HTML-Parser-3.14 should include HTML::Tagset
The Makefile.PL already had it in PREREQ_PM. I have now fixed the
README (but it did not get into 3.15). Did you notice any other
places?
> 2. I needed to edit Entities.pm in order to pass the 'make test'
> I include my diff:
>
> 311,312c311,312
> < 'and' => chr(8743),
> < 'or' => chr(8744),
> ---
> > and => chr(8743),
> > or => chr(8744),
> 315c315
> < 'int' => chr(8747),
> ---
> > int => chr(8747),
> 320c320
> < 'ne' => chr(8800),
> ---
> > ne => chr(8800),
> 322,324c322,324
> < 'le' => chr(8804),
> < 'ge' => chr(8805),
> < 'sub' => chr(8834),
> ---
> > le => chr(8804),
> > ge => chr(8805),
> > sub => chr(8834),
I had that patched so it was included in 3.15. This patch is only
needed to make the perl5.004 warnings about 'Ambiguous use of xxx =>
resolved to "xxx"' go away. The tests should actually still pass.
> P.S. Isn't there a circular reference here:
>
> In the README for HTML-Parser-3.14 one of the prerequisites is libwww-perl.
> In the README for libwww-perl-5.48 one of the prerequisites is HTML-Parser.
Yes it is, but libwww-perl depends _more_ on HTML-Parser (via
HTML::HeadParser) than the other way around. HTML::HeadParser can
actually be used without LWP; it just requires to be assosiated with
some object that implements the header() and push_header() methods.
Moving HTML::HeadParser to libwww-perl would fix this. For now I just
rephrased the PREREQUISITES section of the HTML-Parser README to say:
| If you intend to use the HTML::HeadParser you probably want to install
| libwww-perl too.
Regards,
Gisle
