Ron Savage
- Website: savage.net.au/
- About: I try to write all code in Perl, but find I end up writing in bash, CSS, HTML, JS, and SQL, and doing database design, just to get anything done...
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Posted Update TiddlyWikis to Ron Savage
The Perl wiki has been renamed from Perl.html - which was too generic - to Perl.Wiki.html:
The Mojolicious wiki is at:
https://savage.net.au/misc/Mojolicious.Wiki.htmlThe Debian wiki is at:
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Posted Perl wiki updated, 4 other wikis uploaded - Take 4 to Ron Savage
Hi All
Why aren't my links appearing....
Note: The first 3 links point to my personal page: http://savage.net.au
The Perl wiki has been renamed from Perl.html - which was too generic - to Perl.Wiki.html:
https://savage.net.au/misc/Perl.Wiki.htmlThe Mojoliciou…
- Posted Perl wiki updated, 4 other wikis uploaded - Take 2 to Ron Savage
- Posted Updated, curated, Perl module TiddlyWiki to Ron Savage
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Commented on Curated list of Perl modules
Fixed. All new uploads of my Perl.html TiddlyWiki will be as requested. Thanx. It's now obvious I put your module in the wrong category. I've also copied a para called TiddlyWikis from another in my collection, which briefly explains TiddlyWikis...
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Posted Curated list of Perl modules to Ron Savage
See Perl.html
It's an example of the fabulous TiddlyWiki (tiddlywiki.com), so it's about 230,000 bytes.
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Posted Config::Tiny V 2.30 supports keys with arrays as values to Ron Savage
Yes, it's true. Config::Tiny now allows you to assign an array of values to a key.
Various examples are documented there and in test files. Sample usage:[section]
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Commented on The benefits of change, from an amateur's objective perspective.
FYI: It's taken me a few days to get back to you, but here is my curated list of Perl 5 modules I find interesting: My TiddlyWiki of Perl modules...
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Posted Railroad diagrams for SQL 2003 and SQL 2016 to Ron Savage
On github at https://github.com/ronsavage/SQL you will find a repo of SQL stuff created by Jonathan Leffler.
I recently added some files for SQL 2003 and SQL 2016, created by Domingo Alvarez Duarte.
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Posted News regarding GraphViz2 to Ron Savage
Ed J has taken over maintenance of my suite of GraphViz2 modules.
The first change has been to split it into multiple distros, so that anyone using just GraphViz2 will have a much smaller download and only 6 pre-reqs.
Another change is to rework the decision, which I copied from th…
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Posted Keyhole surgery 100% successful to Ron Savage
On Match 20th I had keyhole surgery to repair the aortic arch.
The lining had peeled off the wall. This happens when the lining develops a tear due to (in my case) childhood and later stress.…
- Posted Long time no see to Ron Savage
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Commented on Be generous, but not very
Hi Ben You might want to try Text::Levenshtein or similar. Search MetaCPAN for Levenshtein....
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Commented on Four backends now for GUIDeFATE...but the struggle continues
Hi Saif Damn, forgot. For an article on the garden design app see Flowers....
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Commented on Four backends now for GUIDeFATE...but the struggle continues
Hi Saif Sounds good. The other point I should make is re complexity in the real world. I'm sure your technique would be adequate for little setups, but as complexity grows, I feel the time you spend addressing more and...
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Commented on Four backends now for GUIDeFATE...but the struggle continues
Hi I should apologise for mentioning web servers without explaining why I brought them into the discussion. I clearly confused a number of people. The idea which went thru my head was that the problem of laying out stuff on...
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Commented on Four backends now for GUIDeFATE...but the struggle continues
Hi I'm impressed that you've tried a range of packages to experiment with ... but ... Your statement 'Then comes the complexity of extracting signals from different events by a dispatcher which distributes that signal to the correct function' is...
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Posted Finally, a BNF for Perl 5 regexps: The Regexp::Parsertron to Ron Savage
See Regexp::Parsertron V 1.00.
Current users of Regexp::Assemble may find something of interest there.
- Posted Running Perl for your car's dashboard display to Ron Savage
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Commented on Smartmatch in 5.27.7
I didn't mean there was shortage of commentary, just a shortage of commentary having our desired effect.... Bit like auto-deref, actually :)....
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Commented on Smartmatch in 5.27.7
Hi All I suppose I should suggest an alternative to 'whereis and whereso'. Literally off the top of my head, because I did not analyse it, I'd say something like case(string) and case(integer) might be better. Sorry, what's that? It...
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Commented on Smartmatch in 5.27.7
He Leon Lastly, yes, the choice of 'whereis and whereso' is so bad it's embarrassing, since they are too close to each other to be obvious /to beginners/....
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Commented on Smartmatch in 5.27.7
Hi Leon Thanx for the post. I think the first problem was the introduction of smartmatch at all without much more discussion. As previously noted - not by me - the pathological set of combinations which triggered specific behaviour was,...
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Commented on The Hot New Language Named Rakudo
Hang the expense. Make it 4 with $x.info....
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Commented on The Hot New Language Named Rakudo
Hi I almost agree with you! But firstly I'd like to know who's sitting on the domain rakudo.com. I just tried to register it for you. Anyone we know? And I see rakudo.net is a Japanese-language site. rakudo.org is Rakudo...
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Commented on The not-so-great escape
Hi Ben See also HTML::Entities::Interpolate....
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Posted Updated list of drawing tools to Ron Savage
After 11 years, I've updated the list! If you have any suggestions, please comment or email me.
Amazing: The preview feature worked. Submitting for the last time...
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Commented on graphql-perl - a GraphQL implementation in Perl
Damn. The 1st link had a double single-quote at the start. Retrying... o PEG: Ambiguity, precision and confusion...
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Commented on graphql-perl - a GraphQL implementation in Perl
Hi Mohawk Before committing to PEG, I suggest you read about some of the serious issues it faces, the worse IMHO being that it can't tell you the parse is ambiguous: o PEG: Ambiguity, precision and confusion o Grammar reuse...
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Commented on Mojolicious::Plugin::INIConfig 0.6 is released. State become stable, and support config_override optioon
Hi Yuki You've used the word 'statble' 3 times in your post but there is no such word in English. Did you mean 'stable' or 'state-able'. I'm not sure the latter word exists, but it can be interpreted given the...
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aseric commented on
The Hot New Language Named Rakudo
There is no doubt the "Wall" in front of Perl 5 should be removed so it can proceed.
My two points:
1) For Perl
Remember Java 1.5 was marketed as Java 5 and it was easier to proceed from there on.
Similary Perl 6 can be skipped for Perl.Perl has been in Perl 5 for very long time. The next major version should be released as Perl 7 which will give a fresh beginning and surely every perl programmer will leap in joy. (Perl 6 can be skipped similar to Java which skipped 3 and 4)
Language Name: …
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Ben Bullock commented on
Be generous, but not very
Hi Ron,
I was just thinking the other day that I hadn't seen you for a while here.
Those Levenshtein things are OK for approximate work, but they tend to give lots of false positives. I actually did extensive work on spelling correction for another related web page which converts English words into Japanese forms, but I found that the Levenshtein corrections, even with a maximum distance of one, tend to throw up so many false positives that I'm not sure it's worth the bother. This is partly because of the amount of nonsense that people type in, and partly because it tends to …
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Ether commented on
Starting to use File::ShareDir
The right thing to do here is use Test::File::ShareDir from your tests, which does the right thing with your @INC so the local share directory can be found:
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use Test::File::ShareDir -share => { -dist => { 'My-Dist-Name' => 'share' } };
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jrw32982 commented on
Perl in a Business Application
Interesting read. I enjoyed the line "And then it struct me!" right after the discussion of objects and object systems. :-)
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Philip Sharman commented on
Curated list of Perl modules
This is very helpful. Thanks!
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