On Wed, Apr 4, 2012 at 2:36 PM, Eric Wilhelm wrote:
> The uppercase INTEGER.pm does not actually exists (even though the
> broken fs is saying yes to -e)? If so, this is a bug in the cpan shell
> (albeit one which requires a big workaround to deal with the broken
> fs.)
I'm not sure there is a r
# from Alexandr Ciornii
# on Sunday 01 April 2012 04:10:
>> Perfectly distinct. Get similar results for attribute vs Attribute.
>
>Possibly difference is in using Windows.
>
>cpan> m integer
>...
> INST_FILE C:\strawberry514\perl\lib\integer.pm
>
>cpan> m INTEGER
>...
> INST_FILE C:\s
* Zefram [2012-04-03T09:21:16]
> Ricardo Signes wrote:
> > resolving conflicts, then about fixing PAUSE
> > to
> >treat permissions case insensitively.
>
> Eeek! That would not be fixing anything, that would be breaking it!
>
> Perl package and module names are ca
Ricardo Signes wrote:
> resolving conflicts, then about fixing PAUSE to
>treat permissions case insensitively.
Eeek! That would not be fixing anything, that would be breaking it!
Perl package and module names are case-sensitive. That Perl doesn't
adequately encode
* Alexandr Ciornii [2012-03-31T16:49:34]
> CORBA-IDL on CPAN has package Attributes in one of modules, name
> similar to core module "attributes". Class-PObject has INTEGER,
> similar to "integer". They are included into CPAN index and CPAN shell
> finds them as upgrades to corresponding core modu
Hello
2012/3/31 Zefram :
> Alexandr Ciornii wrote:
>> CPAN shell
>>finds them as upgrades to corresponding core modules.
>
> Doesn't seem to for me:
>
> cpan[2]> m integer
> Module id = integer
> DESCRIPTION Controls float vs. integer
Alexandr Ciornii wrote:
>CPAN shell
>finds them as upgrades to corresponding core modules.
Doesn't seem to for me:
cpan[2]> m integer
Module id = integer
DESCRIPTION Controls float vs. integer arithmetic
CPAN_USERID P5P (The Pe
CORBA-IDL on CPAN has package Attributes in one of modules, name
similar to core module "attributes". Class-PObject has INTEGER,
similar to "integer". They are included into CPAN index and CPAN shell
finds them as upgrades to corresponding core modules.
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Alexandr Ciornii, http://chorny.net
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