mishin
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- About: I blog about Perl.
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Commented on How Perl Documentation Could Look Like
and also questions, why you didn't put your project http://kephra.sourceforge.net/site/en/home_news.shtml to github ? I really like it because it is easy to commit through a browser and, therefore, it is easy to add something useful....
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Commented on How Perl Documentation Could Look Like
Hi Herbert, last time I use Kephra very often, it's lite, easy and work, thanks, yes http://tablets.perl6.org/ is very well-looking documentation...
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Commented on Using WebKit to generate PDF slides
Super result, well done...
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Commented on A Tale of CPAN Testers
thanks for notes...
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Posted Convert perl var to yaml to mishin
I like yaml so use some idea from Devel-Refactor
yaml#!/usr/bin/env perl
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# $URL: http://mishin.narod.ru $
# $Date: 2011-12-23 19:53:20 +03… -
Commented on Beginning Perl - Sneak Peek
cool, it's work;)...
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Commented on Using system or exec safely on Windows
I use next function under win7: my $exec_shell = q{C:\Perl\bin\wperl.exe -x "C:\Perl\bin\perlcritic-gui" c:\Users\nmishin\Documents\git\perlcritic\perlcritic_profile.perlcriticrc } . $filename . q{ --run}; my $a = run_shell($exec_shell); sub run_shell { my ($cmd) = @_; my @args = (); my $EMPTY = q{}; my $ret...
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Commented on The Triumphant Return of Zoidberg -- A Modular Perl Shell
i could’t install under windows https://gist.github.com/1467050 but it’s very interesting...
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Commented on Padre Form Builder - A cross-platform GUI design solution for Perl
https://gist.github.com/1376344...
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Commented on Padre Form Builder - A cross-platform GUI design solution for Perl
don't work under win7 ;(...
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Commented on Padre 0.92, the release!
absolutely amazing, thanks a lot, good job, very good...
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Commented on What I learned from YAPC::Brasil
use Data::Printer very interesting...
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Commented on Padre, the upcoming 0.92 release...
Using Patch - unreal feature...
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Commented on Happy Birthday, MetaCPAN!
what i search perl module - i go to https://metacpan.org/ it is best perl source point of the world! thanks metacpan, perl became better...
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Commented on Padre is starting to smell a little bit like 1.0
I updated the padre in his windows 7 and it began to work much faster, thanks a lot, good job!...
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Commented on A blog for YAPC::EU 2012
It was a great event, I got a lot of fun and made many necessary and useful friends, everything was organized on the highest level, thanks...
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Commented on What's new in Perl 5.14
use v5.10.0;...
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Commented on What's new in Perl 5.14
2Nick Patch thanks,work use 5.010; and even use 5.01; for ( 1 .. 10 ) { say;#wow is perltidy puts the semicolon ALT-SHIFT-F in Padre } say 'Victory';...
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Commented on What's new in Perl 5.14
I think that I say from the command line does not work, it turns out I forgot to write use feature qw(switch say); use feature ':5.10'; # loads all features available in perl 5.10 Well, from the command line perl...
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Commented on Yet Another Perl Podcast #2: Анонс
отличный подкаст, молодцы...
Comment Threads
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Jochen Hayek commented on
How Perl Documentation Could Look Like
So you are replacing POD by pandoc, that's what you are propagating?
How much support and confirmation do you find for your approach?
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Holy Zarquon's Singing Fish commented on
How Perl Documentation Could Look Like
Pandoc is not a format, it's a parser - basically markdown to anything and back - written in Haskell. I guess it's as good as its test data.
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lichtkind commented on
How Perl Documentation Could Look Like
the rewrite is on bitbucket like my other projects too:
http://bitbucket.org/lichtkind/kephra
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lichtkind commented on
How Perl Documentation Could Look Like
thank you ver much for compliments,
and the script started the pandoc was in python but is now perl , I rewrote itI am propagating documetnation that is sorter and much more indexed and crosslinked
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lichtkind commented on
How Perl Documentation Could Look Like
POD patch would be really useful, yes we shoul keep a foot on the issue
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