tom, my direct reply to you bounced, but this should probably be on the
list anyhow...
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Hm...
IO provides a needed, though costly, OO interface to
most system calls.
Huh? No, it doesn't.
--tom
Huh? No, it doesn't.
I stand corrected. OO interface to _many_ _I/O_ system calls.
Better, or do you object to the "needed" part?
Rather. It's nearly completely gratuitous.
--tom
Let me be more descriptive. IO.xs has some useful features.
Most of the IO::*.pm modules do not, especially Handle and File.
Here's all you need from the low-level IO.xs stuff, the things that
aren't in straight Perl (although some can be done, but less
conveniently):
require IO::Handle;
how about avoiding the me toos...
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i suppose the handler should not be restored if it was Perl's, something
along the lines of (on top of take2 patch):
Exactly! this kind of thing is common in programs that do sigmasks
or tty mode masks. The typical mistake is
set noecho
do something
unset noecho
or
block
On Wed, 24 Nov 1999 22:33:55 -0800
"John S. Evans" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
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A few days ago, someone mentioned doing
$scalar = STDIN
read the whole POSTed data.
I was the guy :)
Strange, because the "Writing Apache
Are you going to
complain about all the 404 errors in your log, or are you going to use a
simple RewriteRule to give people the information they are seeking?
Well, in the Microsoft case, I'd probably dynamically rewrite the link
to file:///dev/mouse or file:///dev/zero, if that made any sense to
Is there anyone on this mailing list who would be willing to volunteer
to provide the world with a periodic summary of what major topics
were discussed on this mailing list? The idea is to follow in the
footsteps of Mark-Jason Dominus's excellent p5p weekly summaries at
I don't suppose that suggesting that context coercion templates might
not really be all they're cracked up to be is apt to get your very far? :-)
Tried that. They are newly converted C programmers, and are unwilling to
give them up.
Ah, *that* old problem again. Tell them "Perl doesn't
Tried that. They are newly converted C programmers, and are unwilling to
give them up.
There are scary things in here about prototypes as well.
--tom
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