when a user says:
perl -MApache::Test::Skeleton -e create My::Project
it will create the tree using the My-Project name as the top dir and all
the files in it using My-Project
Hmm, basically we reinvent h2xs or what was the new project to replace
h2xs?
exactly. I started down this road then
perl -MApache::Test::Skeleton -e create My::Project
it will create the tree using the My-Project name as the top dir and all
the files in it using My-Project
I just saw this:
CGI::Wiki - A toolkit for building Wikis.
http://search.cpan.org/author/KAKE/CGI-Wiki-0.46/
I haven't looked at the co
Geoffrey Young wrote:
Stas Bekman wrote:
Geoffrey Young wrote:
"Secretly, I'm hoping that Apache-Test becomes so popular that
end-users start wrapping their bug reports up in little,
self-contained, Apache-Test-based tarballs so anyone can reproduce
the problem."
to that end, I've creat
Stas Bekman wrote:
Geoffrey Young wrote:
"Secretly, I'm hoping that Apache-Test becomes so popular that
end-users start wrapping their bug reports up in little,
self-contained, Apache-Test-based tarballs so anyone can reproduce
the problem."
to that end, I've created a skeleton Apache-Test
Geoffrey Young wrote:
"Secretly, I'm hoping that Apache-Test becomes so popular that
end-users start wrapping their bug reports up in little,
self-contained, Apache-Test-based tarballs so anyone can reproduce the
problem."
to that end, I've created a skeleton Apache-Test tarball (attached),
"Secretly, I'm hoping that Apache-Test becomes so popular that end-users
start wrapping their bug reports up in little, self-contained,
Apache-Test-based tarballs so anyone can reproduce the problem."
to that end, I've created a skeleton Apache-Test tarball (attached),
complete with (very) basi
