Heiko Nieke writes:
>
> Hi,
>
> as I am relatively new to Perl it would be great if anybody of you could
> help me to solve the following problem:
>
> Description of the problem:
>
> - I would like to read a sequence in Fasta Format (stored as text file
> on a local hard disk)
>
Petr Smejkal writes:
> I'm using quite large hash tree in my application and I need to make a copy
> of the root hash key - the copy not the mirror.
>
> $a{a}{b}{s} = '1';
> $a{a}{c}{s} = '1';
>
> $a{b} = $a{a};
>
> $a{b}{b}{s} = '2'; # this line changes $a{a}{b}{s} too and that's what
Jan Dubois writes:
> Yes, the intention is to eventually track CPAN changes automatically.
> There is still some work to be done to fully automate this though (making
> sure that only "working" versions will update the repository, checking
> that the license didn't change etc).
>
> For the
This is an excellent improvement, and much appreciated. However, can
we expect the PPM repository to track CPAN in terms of keeping up to
date with the latest versions? The reason I ask is that the version of
perl-ldap in the PPM repository is 0.15 and on CPAN it is 0.22.
It might help if the sta
