Hi Folks

Interested parties can peruse STT for details.

Cheers

Hi Folks

OK. I've released Set::FA V 1.00 to CPAN. The code passes the same tests as the previous version, V 0.101.

The docs have been re-written from scratch, for both Set::FA and Set::FA::Element.

There have been many changes due to the fact the code no longer does direct access to an internal hash, but uses getters and setters. I have not changed any of Mark Rogaski's code which implements the logic of the modules, I've only made it work in a new OO environment.

Also, I've dropped support for Log::Agent, and provided a parameter to new() called logger, so yo…

Hi Folks

Mark Rogaski, the author of Set::FA has kindly given me co-maint, so I can make some changes.

This post really concerns Set::FA::Element, which is what I'm using for the unreleased Graph::Easy::Marpa::Lexer module. The latter module is working (at home) on simple graphs.

Firstly, I'd like to add a method to return what's captured. This simplest patch is to change line 102 from:

my $regex = qr{$rule}; # precompile regex

to:

my $regex = qr{($rule)}; # precompile regex

I.…

Hi Folks

I'm going to use The State Machine Compiler (SMC to generate some Perl modules.

The docs say I need the "javac", "java" and "jar" executables.

My machine runs Debian stable 6.0.1. java is in the path. The question is:
What do I need to install to get javac and jar?

TIA.

Hi Folks

The Subject says it all. I tried a number of CPAN searches, but couldn't see anything.

Cheers
Ron

Hi Folks

I've finally added POD to the 21 modules of Business::Cart::Generic which were missing it.

Cheers
Ron

Hi Folks

At the very least, this is worth reading up on: Less CSS.

The less refers to factoring out common logic.

Cheers
Ron

Hi Folks

The title of this blog is a copy of the title of this article:
http://www.lightbluetouchpaper.org/2011/04/12/resilience-of-the-internet-interconnection-ecosystem/

On the hosting web site http://www.lightbluetouchpaper.org/ you'll find an on-going series of fascinating articles.

Cheers
Ron