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• About: I blog about Perl.

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• Commented on Identifying CPAN distributions you could help out with
  Second request for a list based on impact, e.g. reverse deps....
• Commented on What's new with Marpa
  Typos in the pdf. 2nd page: * Ruby Sippers Parsing 3rd page: * abced * in definition of abcde+ element X{STR} should belong to abcde*{STR}, not abcde{SYM} * also, you use vocab, then vocab*, but then describe + set with...
• Commented on New Lingua::Identify::CLD
  Hi, From source I see that library as well has encodings information. Can it guess or only transforms/use for purpose of language detection? If it can guess then it would be cool to compare with Encode::Detect::Detector that uses Gecko's library...
• Commented on Fun with recursive anonymous subroutines
  Thanks for an example on how to use weaken in this case. Sub::Recursive deals with the problem. It makes execution slower, but code looks a little bit cleaner....

Comment Threads

• Alberto Simões commented on New Lingua::Identify::CLD

  Hey, Ruslan.

  I do not know (yet) if it detects encodings. :) But I'll try to find out ;)

  Cheers

• Jeffrey Kegler commented on What's new with Marpa

  @Ruslan: Thanks! I've uploaded a new version with these fixes.

  Note that I intended that the dedicated start rule have a single symbol on the RHS. This follows the literature, but I presented it a little differently -- rather than explicitly "augment" the grammar, I point out that I can assume that the augmented start rule exists, without loss of generality. I took this approach because it is orthogonal with the way I handle most other grammar rewrites in the paper. But after that run of typos on page 3, I can certainly understand your doubt.

• Neil Bowers commented on Identifying CPAN distributions you could help out with

  Yeah, I think that'll probably be the next thing I hack in.

• Ether commented on Identifying CPAN distributions you could help out with

  What code did you use to determine the number and age of outstanding bugs? I was thinking of creating a Kwalitee data point on these stats.

• Neil Bowers commented on Identifying CPAN distributions you could help out with

  You can get the RT bug data as an SQLite database from https://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/cpan/rtcpan.sqlite.gz

  My query for getting the oldest and newest unresolved bug per dist is

      select
          distribution,
          substr(min(created),1,10) as oldest_bug,
          substr(max(created),1,10) as newest_bug
      from ticket
      where status in ('new', 'open', 'stalled', 'patched')
      group by distribution;