Re: Date::Piece months and weeks
David Cantrell schreef: Right now, this Monday is 2008-01-07. It can be 2007-12-31 too, compare I went to town this Monday to I go to town this Monday. Taste also afternoon in stead of Monday. Natural languages are full of this. :-) -- Affijn, Ruud Gewoon is een tijger.
Mozilla::Profile
I would like to split off Mozilla::ProfileIni from the Mozilla-Backup distribution and include it with Mozilla::Prefs::Simple, make use of some other modules (e.g. *::Mork ones) for a package which queries and manipulates Mozilla profiles. I don't see anything controversial about the namespace, but for to please the namespace-reservation process, and mentioning the topic here. Any issues with the namespace? Rob
Re: Mozilla::Profile
On Sat, 2008-01-05 at 19:56 +, Robert Rothenberg wrote: I would like to split off Mozilla::ProfileIni from the Mozilla-Backup distribution and include it with Mozilla::Prefs::Simple, make use of some other modules (e.g. *::Mork ones) for a package which queries and manipulates Mozilla profiles. I don't see anything controversial about the namespace, but for to please the namespace-reservation process, and mentioning the topic here. Any issues with the namespace? I was thinking about uploading an INI module myself. So this post prodded me to run a search on Cpan ... there appear to be at least 60 different ones and I looked at a few of them. Of course, none of the ones I found works the same way as mine would work ... Python has ConfigParser and everyone seems to use it. I was just going to rewrite the API and system interface in perl ... I still plan to do this but I'm not sure it would help anyone if I uploaded it to Cpan. Rob -- --gh
Re: Mozilla::Profile
On 05/01/08 22:47 Guy Hulbert wrote: On Sat, 2008-01-05 at 19:56 +, Robert Rothenberg wrote: I would like to split off Mozilla::ProfileIni from the Mozilla-Backup distribution and ... I was thinking about uploading an INI module myself. So this post prodded me to run a search on Cpan ... there appear to be at least 60 different ones and I looked at a few of them. Of course, none of the ones I found works the same way as mine would work ... Um, a slight misunderstanding. I'd use one of the existing INI modules to read the profiles.ini, but the hard part is finding where the various Mozilla profiles are stored. Things relating to Mozilla profiles, such as whether they are locked, user preferences, etc. go beyond reading an INI module. Rob
