Sam Vilain writes:
Eric Wilhelm wrote:
Just spent way too much time trying to find a bug when it turns out
that I just had a full disk. So, food for thought for today:
close() does not always return true. close(FILE) or die file
error: $!;
You don't already check the return value
What's the best way to spread the word about a new module? I've got a few
modules that I think a lot of people would find useful. They're still in
active development (pre-1.0) but I'd like as many people as possible to try
them so I can get feedback from the community. How do I spread the word
What's the best way to spread the word about a new module? I've
got a few
modules that I think a lot of people would find useful. They're
still in
active development (pre-1.0) but I'd like as many people as
possible to try
them so I can get feedback from the community. How do I spread the
Dear all,
I wonder if there is any way to install scripts into sbin directory?
I'm using ExtUtils::MakeMaker. I know that GNU autoconf can make a
difference between user executables and system administrator executables,
and by FHS 2.2 system administrator executables should be put into the
On 4/24/05 10:56 AM, Andy Lester wrote:
It would be a lot easier to help you if we knew the specifics of the
modules you're talking about.
Well I was really trying to keep the question more general, but I can give
you two specific examples.
The first is my object/relational database mapper
The first is my object/relational database mapper thingie. I don't
know
what the formal name for it is, but it's in roughly the same family as
Class::DBI, Alzabo, Tangram, etc. I think this module has the most
potential for wide-spread interest, judging by how much activity
there is
On Sun, Apr 24, 2005 at 10:48:28AM -0400, John Siracusa wrote:
What's the best way to spread the word about a new module? I've got a few
modules that I think a lot of people would find useful. They're still in
active development (pre-1.0) but I'd like as many people as possible to try
them
* Smylers [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2005-04-24 13:55]:
Sam (or any other IO::All users reading this), what's your
experience of IO::All? How much effort has it saved you? Does
it make your code look too confusing for other coders (I'm
thinking of the overloaded comparison operators being used for
* John Siracusa [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2005-04-24 18:50]:
Assuming I do that, there's still the question of venue.
How/why/where will people read it in the first place? Should I
just add it to the POD for the module?
That you should, irrespective of where you choose to promote it.
When I see a
On Sun, Apr 24, 2005 at 12:46:25PM -0400, John Siracusa ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
So what are the high points? Why should someone use yours instead of
Class::DBI? Or even switch from Class::DBI?
Assuming I do that, there's still the question of venue. How/why/where will
people read it
John Siracusa writes:
The first is my object/relational database mapper thingie. ... The
second is an object-oriented interface to HTML, with a focus on HTML
forms and fields. I developed this one because there was nothing like
it in CPAN at all (which surprised me).
Ah, now you mention
On 4/24/05 5:12 PM, Smylers wrote:
John Siracusa writes:
The first is my object/relational database mapper thingie. ... The
second is an object-oriented interface to HTML, with a focus on HTML
forms and fields. I developed this one because there was nothing like
it in CPAN at all (which
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