* Leon Brocard ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [13 Aug 2003 21:31]:
[...]
> Thus, I think that my website is correct in sorting the version
> numbers. 1.2 should be later than 1.18. I think your versioning system
> is wrong ;-)
Which is the correct response. Versions should be flaots.
> http://dellah.org/te
Out of interest, is there a reason http://testers.cpan.org/
is so slow?
cheers,
--
Iain.
who has written his own version because he was
fed up with the speed of that site.
* Damian Conway ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [12 Dec 2002 10:32]:
[...]
> You underestimate your ability to communicate, Simon. I understood
> exactly what you wanted: pass a closure to a method without needing to
> wrap the closure in parens.
Simon appears to want to have closures as params just like Rub
* Damian Conway ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [19 Nov 2002 15:19]:
> Luke Palmer asked:
> > What was the final syntax for vector ops?
> >
> >@a ???+??? @b
> >@a ???+??? @b
> The latter (this week, at least ;-).
Y'know, for those of us who still haven't set up Unicode, they look
remarkably similar =
* Dan Sugalski ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [18 Nov 2002 12:56]:
[...]
> Perl's standard threading behaviour's going to be
> rather heavyweight, though.
Silly question time: Why is it going to be rather heavyweight?
(Not complaining or berating, just wanting information =) )
> (Though the presentation on
* Larry Wall ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [01 Nov 2002 15:59]:
[...]
> I was misconfigured here. My pine was marking it as UTF-8 even though
> the window was Latin-1. So you ought to be able to see this: @a «*» @b.
That appeared perfectly.
> I'm definitely going to look into mutt though...gotta have Unic
* Larry Wall ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [31 Oct 2002 08:22]:
[...]
> This is currently running in a window that does Latin-1 rather than
> UTF-8. Do these French quotes come through?
> @a «+» @b
The window may say Latin-1, but the mail header said UTF-8.
As it happens, I couldn't see them until I
* Ed Peschko ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [01 Nov 2002 07:19]:
[...]
> for @a -> $a_variable1 is rw, $a_variable2 is rw;
> @b -> $b_variable is rw;
> @c -> $c_variable is rw;
> @d -> $d_variable is rw;
> @e -> $e_variable1 is rw, $e_variable2 is rw;
> {
> }
> is much, *much* cle
* Dyck, David ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [31 Oct 2002 19:21]:
[...]
> You could use the Character Map accessory to put
> the character into the clipboard, or
> press the alt and hold the alt key while typing 0171 (or 0187)
> < alt+0171
> > alt+0187
To be honest, as easy as it is to type ^a^v<< or ^k<<,[
* Larry Wall ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [12 Oct 2002 10:51]:
[...]
> use Acme::1.0;
> After all, we don't have package names starting with numbers right now...
Well, there's than Pod::Simple::31337, which confused search.cpan.org for a
bit. But none which _start_ with a number, no.
cheers,
--
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