On 10/26/05, Sherm Pendley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Oct 26, 2005, at 11:15 AM, Tom Metro wrote:
I've often wondered if this greater power in mod_perl has been a
hindrance rather than a help to the Perl web development community.
Would we have been better off if, in addition to mod_perl
On Wed, Oct 26, 2005 at 04:12:30PM -0400, Sherm Pendley wrote:
An admin doesn't have to allow the developer full access to
everything mod_perl can do.
Oh? I thought it was always possible to delve into Apache's guts.
A common configuration used with mod_perl is to service only static
How do I pull out multiple KEYWORDs from this XML file using this
style
code?
[Example with XML::XPath omitted]
I prefer XML::Twig's variation of XPaths, which allow Perl regex
matching too.
http://search.cpan.org/~mirod/XML-Twig-3.22/Twig.pm
http://xmltwig.com/xmltwig/
I used it yesterday
Thanks Bill,
But my server does not have Twig installed. And I doubt they will.
I might try and install it in my own space (don't know how much they'd like
that...).
But for now I'd like to see if I could make either XML::DOM or XML::XPATH
work.
Thanks.
--Alex
On 10/27/05, Ricker, William
Does anyone have a list of the modules that Damian mentioned/used in his
talk yesterday? I'd like to dig into them to understand what lies
beneath maybe even use them. A quick search on Google did not reveal
anything.
Thanks,
-Nilanjan
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PN == Palit, Nilanjan [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
PN Does anyone have a list of the modules that Damian mentioned/used in his
PN talk yesterday? I'd like to dig into them to understand what lies
PN beneath maybe even use them. A quick search on Google did not reveal
PN anything.
most of
Hi,
This job is next to my department and I'll be working closely
with this position, so if you have any questions feel free to contact
me. I was meaning to bring this to the attention of the list and
I'm glad Ronald saved me the time :)
I've just been told that the URL to apply is
In case anyone is interested:
ANY:
s/iterQSP6
QS 1.22-- -98%
P6 2.04e-002 5889%--
ALL:
RateQSP6
QS 1.44/s-- -98%
P6 78.0/s 5318%--
__CODE__
package Bob;
use Perl6::Junction;
use Quantum::Superpositions;
package main;
use Benchmark;
sub ANY{
On Oct 27, 2005, at 7:26 AM, David Cantrell wrote:
On Wed, Oct 26, 2005 at 04:12:30PM -0400, Sherm Pendley wrote:
An admin doesn't have to allow the developer full access to
everything mod_perl can do.
Oh? I thought it was always possible to delve into Apache's guts.
Not at all. To add a
Exactly, but being greased lightning I didn't feel it was necessary to
substitute teflon for grease :-P
Your code reports:
ANY:
s/iterQSP6
QS 1.20-- -98%
P6 2.10e-002 5611%--
ALL:
RateQSP6
QS 1.46/s-- -98%
P6 79.2/s 5337%--
--
JP == Jerrad Pierce [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
JP Exactly, but being greased lightning I didn't feel it was necessary to
JP substitute teflon for grease :-P
speed and benchmarking aside, i felt it was better and easier to read
code. :)
and i was also writing for the list about accurate
Speaking of VPS, or VDS, or whatever, does anybody have any experience
with these beasts? I've got a website which will probably have
moderate traffic, but I need more control than I can get with a shared
host, and I like mod_perl.
Does anybody have any recommendations? How would I go about
On 10/27/05, Joel Gwynn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Speaking of VPS, or VDS, or whatever, does anybody have any experience
with these beasts? I've got a website which will probably have
moderate traffic, but I need more control than I can get with a shared
host, and I like mod_perl.
Does
MW == Mike Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
MW another of the modules that is on CPAN is Text::Autoformat
and i just tried that last night for the first time to cleanup some
outline numbering issues.
MW Perl6::Junction, Quantum::Superpositions are both on CPAN
MW i did scribble down
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