On 08/23/2011 11:03 PM, Marc Green wrote:
Hello everyone,
This is my last status update, as GSoC ended today (Monday, at the time
of writing). [I am not able to send this out now because I do not have
access to my email (well, to the Internet). I am going to send it out
tomorrow or the day
Hello everyone,
This is my last status update, as GSoC ended today (Monday, at the time of
writing). [I am not able to send this out now because I do not have access
to my email (well, to the Internet). I am going to send it out tomorrow or
the day after.]
I believe my project has been
Howdy,
I got a *bunch* of stuff done this past week, but not everything I wanted
to.
Things I got done:
- implement different warning levels in Pod::Checker (P::C, for shorthand)
- test P::C's interface (e.g., $pc-node())
- update P::C's documentation to reflect reworded, added, and deleted
Hey folks,
I have implemented all error checks from the old Pod::Checker into the new
Pod::Checker *except* for two remaining ones, and maybe a third. The
remaining error/warning checks are 'warn if there is a blank line with only
whitespace on it', 'warn if there is an unknown entity in E', and
Hey everyone,
This is my weekly status update.
I have nothing new to report on Pod::Html except that I plan on doing some
commit squashing so the history is not so ugly.
On Pod::Checker, however, there is much to report. First off, to solve the
issue of it being a subclass of Pod::Parser, my
I am happy to announce that I have made much progress on porting
Pod::Checker this week. I have made a list of all the errors that
Pod::Simple already checks for, and by comparing that to what
Pod::Checker
additionally checks for, I can efficiently implement the rest. So that is
what I
On 07/27/2011 07:58 AM, Marc Green wrote:
I am happy to announce that I have made much progress on porting
Pod::Checker this week. I have made a list of all the errors that
Pod::Simple already checks for, and by comparing that to what
Pod::Checker
additionally checks
Howdy,
The only thing left to do with regards to Pod::Html is to have it reviewed
(available
athttps://github.com/marcgreen/perl/blob/gsoc-pod/ext/Pod-Html/lib/Pod/Html.pm%20https://github.com/marcgreen/perl/blob/gsoc-pod/ext/Pod-Html/lib/Pod/Html.pmif
any of you would like to). Once that is
Hello everyone,
For those of you who were let down by yesterday's lack of report from me,
cheer up, because here it is ;). I'll keep it short though, so don't get too
cheery.
What I have to say on Pod::Html:
- It has been smoked, and all test cases pass, woohoo!
- rjbs (and anyone else who
...@googlegroups.com
Betreff: GSoC Status Update
Hi everyone,
I have been focusing on the finer details of getting Pod::Html released this
week, and I was able to look into Pod::Checker a little bit too.
With the help of my mentors, essentially all of the test cases for Pod::Html
pass (including
Marek Rouchal marek.rouc...@gmx.net writes:
I believe Pod::Usage is also an important module which needs to be
refactored then; it is often used in conjunction with Getopt::Long.
IIRC, supporting Pod::Usage in Pod::Text is blocked on some additional
functionality required in Pod::Simple.
Howdy,
Over the past week I was able to implement a --nopoderrors flag in Pod::Html
and finish the test cases for Pod::Html, both of which were described in my
last update. However, I was not able to start on Pod::Checker yet, because I
spent the lesser half of the week struggling with the test
Hello everyone,
I am nearly finished converting Pod::Html to use Pod::Simple, which produces
a great feeling, especially compared to the initial overwhelmed feeling I
had before trekking through this module.
Over the past week I have accomplished several goals, including:
implementing a
Hello,
I have much to announce this week. Well, not too much, but I am excited
about it so it seems like a lot.
Starting off from where Ieft last week: I have finally gotten cross
references working in my new Pod::Html! It took a great deal of time,
tinkering, and help from my mentors, but it is
Hello everyone,
Another week has passed and it is time to update all of you on my status. As
per usual, the irc meeting with my mentors that I had today is
available athttps://github.com/rjbs/TPF-GSoC-Pod
.
I excitedly announce that I have a working version of the new Pod::Html! It
successfully
Hello again,
I am writing another status report as an addendum to my last, as I was able
to meet on irc with my mentor today. The primary thing discussed was my test
cases for Pod::Html. rjbs suggested I look into Html::Element as a way to
save myself much work, because writing more test cases
Howdy,
This is my weekly status update for my GSoC Project.
I have been on vacation this week, so expectedly not much has been
accomplished. Also, I have not met with my mentors this week (because of the
vacation), but I will be doing so tomorrow, and our discussion will be
posted to
Good job (anyway) keep the reports coming too, it is good to see that
things go forward.
Nadim.
+++ Marc Green [Fri, May 27, 2011 at 05:52:15PM -0400]:
Hello all,
I am sending my status report early because I will not be able to send it at
the beginning of next week.
Although one could
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