Welcome to Perl 5 Porters Weekly, a summary of the email traffic of the
perl5-porters email list. Sorry this summary is a little short on the
summary part. It's more of a link-o-rama this week.
Topics this week include:
- perl 5.19.2 is now available
- upcoming release of 5.18.1
- Try/Catch Exception Objects: Possible?
- The value of a good perldelta
- NWCLARK TPF grant May report
- NWCLARK TPF grant June report
Welcome to Perl 5 Porters Weekly, a summary of the email traffic of the
perl5-porters email list. I'm at OSCON this week, so if you're in town,
please come to one (or both) of my talks. One is about replacements for
LWP::UserAgent and the other is about DTrace in Perl, Python and Erlang.
Topics this week include:
- Perl 5.18 and Regexp::Grammar
- RFC: $/="\R"; perl -0R
- POSIX::foo() ignore UTF8ness
- postfix dereference syntax
Welcome to Perl 5 Porters Weekly, a summary of the email traffic of the
perl5-porters email list.
Topics this week include:
- experimental? internal functions with M flag
- experimental? Sun Studio Compilers for Linux OS
- perlopentut branch for review
Welcome to Perl 5 Porters Weekly, a summary of the email traffic of the
perl5-porters email list.
Topics this week include:
- Use of bare << to mean <<"" is deprecated
- Perl 5.18 and Regexp::Grammars
- key/value hash slices summary
- postfix dereference syntax
- Things that have been deprecated for a long time
- Talk about deprecation...
Welcome to Perl 5 Porters Weekly, a summary of the email traffic of the
perl5-porters email list.
Topics this week include:
- Idly musing about vtables for hashes
- Raison d'être of op_ppaddr
- Building real CPAN dists in core perl
- postfix dereference syntax
- experimental: linux abstract domain sockets
- the mystery of undef upstreams
- Perl 5.18 and Regexp::Grammars
- What does "deprecated" mean?
- RFC: Any objections to preserving spaces in prototypes
- Removing old utilities
- podcheck and long lines