Re: What Devel::SawAmpersand does?

Now I got it, thanks. It´s not clear indeed. bnegrao. > > You should ask its author, not this list. Nevertheless, since the > source is there, I had a look. All it does is offer a function > that reports whether Perl has at this point seen one of the match > variables you mention. I expected that

What Devel::SawAmpersand does?

Hi all, I read the Devel::SawAmpersand documentation but I simply could not understand what this module does. Instead of its documentation explains what this module does, the documentation teaches techniques to avoid $', $& and $` variables ?? thanks, bnegrao

Re: How to indicate a dependency in my module

Hi Aristotle, (in portuguese your name is written "AristÃteles":) > I can't believe noone understood what you were talking about and > went off to lala-land. :-/ :-) hehehehe "lala-land", that was fun! Yes, they simply ignored what I asked them. Even if I use the technique you suggested, when an

Re: Tie::Array::Sorted

RE: Tie::Array::SortedHi Simon and others, I agree that Tie::Array::Sorted is a good name. >But it is a shocking ommission if there isnt at least one other way. I definately vote for > Tie::Array::Sorted, but It may be worth having a look at Tie::Hash::Sorted and make > them compatible on some le

Re: How to indicate a dependency in my module

Hi Sherzod and everybody, >If the whole library has a dependency, and wouldn't function as intended if >they are found missing, >then you have to let Makefile.PL to take care of it (read my prev. message >to this thread). Yes, without daemontools installed, my module has nothing else to do on tha

How to indicate a dependency in my module

Hi all, I´m finishing to write a module, Proc::Daemontools, and it requires that the daemontools package be installed on a machine for it to work. Where must I indicate that this module have a dependency? I already wrote this on the README file. Is there any other place? In my test script, I caus

Re: My new module Proc::Daemontools

> What about: > > Daemontools::Installinstall/uninstall a server under daemontools > (i.e. `ln -s /path-to-startup-dir /service` ...) > > Daemontools::Configure daemontools server configuration > (i.e. `touch /service/qmail/down` ...) > > Daemont

Re: My new module Proc:Daemontools

> I for one think this module would be a very useful tool. Usually when I > want some daemontools info I just end up hacking some shell output. > This would be much more professional and manageable. The only thing I > see as far as changes is that it would be nice to specify a default > $daemon w

Re: My new module Proc:Daemontools

Title: RE: My new module Proc:Daemontools Daemontools works only for linux/unix, not for windows. My module depends on Daemontools so this module does not work for Windows.   bnegrao. - Original Message - From: Orton, Yves To: 'Bruno Negrao' ; [EMAIL PROTECTE

My new module Proc:Daemontools

u want to kill them by yourself...\n"; } } # Now we want it to start if ( $svc->up($daemon) ) { print "OK, $daemon started. \n". } $daemon="qmail-smtpd"; # Let´s see what svstat says about $daemon: print "The current status of $daemon reported by svstat is: " . $svc->status($daemon) ."\n"; Any comments will be appreciated, Bruno Negrao.