Rocco Caputo wrote:
I gave it a shot. Devel::Cover has come a long way since I last looked
at it. It only introduces failures in three of the tests.
The results are temporarily available at http://nopaste.snit.ch:8001/541
Yep, it sure has. You want to generate the HTML report next, which
blocks in
Net::SSLeay::BIO_write($rbio, $buffer, length($buffer));
That way, there is nothing tangible for SSLeay to block on. Does this
give anyone out there enough material to write
POE::Component::Filter::SSLeay ?
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library, I recall you just pass it
in a socket with O_NONBLOCK set to signal nonblocking action.
And get ready to catch the errors ;-).
Otherwise, the openssl library should be trivial to wrap directly with
some XS. Its interface mirrors standard sockets exactly...
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also found no matches).
Ugh. Maybe you need a different ActivePerl?
`perl -V' should give you a string much like
`MSWin32-x86-multi-thread' - perhaps that is the build you have. If
so, try the ActivePerl build without threading.
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To be sure of hitting
, however. It's
badly out of date.
[*] - see http://ppm.activestate.com/PPMPackages/
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The best thing for being sad is to learn something. That is the
only thing that never fails.
T. H. WHITE
= m[2];
text = m[4];
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Overheard at a supervision :
Supervisor : Do you think you understand the basic ideas of Quantum
Mechanics ?
Supervisee : Ah! Well,what do we mean by to understand in the context
of Quantum Mechanics?
Supervisor
, and ebxml.
Both of which are, naturally, horrendous. SSL is a much simpler
solution (to some of the problems).
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All religions issue Bibles against Satan, and say the most injurious
things against him, but we never hear his side.
MARK TWAIN
be damned :-)
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Before Java we had to code all of out bugs by hand; now we just
inherit them
to ignore the appropriate module, you should at least
also disassociate from the terminal and set a new process session ID:
use POSIX qw(setsid);
open STDIN, /dev/null or die $!;
open STDOUT, /dev/null or die $!;
open STDERR, STDOUT or die $!;
fork and exit;
setsid();
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I would like to employ POE also - does anybody have experience
with wheel processes (children) creating one or more wheels again?
You probably want to start a new poe kernel in each sub-process, and
pass messages if necessary to the parent process (eg, via STDOUT).
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for a starting POE project ;-)
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The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the
way its animals are treated.
-- Mahatma Gandhi
package FastCGI::Record;
use POE::Preprocessor ( isa = POE::Filter::FastCGI );
use base qw(Class::Tangram);
our
) for the pages.
I have a feeling in my stomach that this is a perfect job for POE. But
after starting with POE::NFA
i got stuck. It isn't that rich as i expected. Also i didn't find
premade MVC POE components, though
i was sure that POE has that already.
Any ideas/tips welcome.
Murat
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) this is perfect.
At any point, you can decide that a module should not be stored in the
database and is just a normal .pm file by setting a flag.
Flat files are an awful way for humans to examine and edit data
structures. Don't restrict yourself to it.
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2. You may also need to insert the line
use HTML::HeadParser;
anywhere near the top of LWP::Parallel::Protocol.pm.
I added the line at line 8 (after =head1 NAME) but it still doesn't
work.
Sam.
ps. I'm kidding, it worked.
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