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I’ve taken over Net::YahooMessenger module from Oyama-san, but I neither have no time to hack this module for Y! Messenger recent protocol updates.
Below is what I asked to autrijus, but if you have any suggestions on this issue, I’m open to them.
Long time no blogging on use.perl journals …
well, PHP::Session fails to decode session data when a string includes ‘”;’ (fixed in 0.16) or “}” (not fixed yet).
I’ made a new module entry on CPAN: Device::KeyStroke::Module NAME Device::KeyStroke::Mobile - Calculate key stroke times with mobile phone keypads SYNOPSIS use Device::KeyStroke::Mobile; my $typing_times = calc_keystroke(‘example.com’); DESCRIPTION Device::KeyStroke::Mobile is a module to calculate how many times you need to type keypads in mobile phone to build a word. For example, when you type “example.com” with a mobile keypad, e: 3 3 x: 9 9 a: 2 m: 6 p: 7 l: 5 5 5 e: 3 3 .: * c: 2 2 2 o: 6 6 6 > m: 6 you need to type keys 21 times. This module would be useful when you conider taking a new domain name which is easy to type with mobile phones.
Finally I’ve made this, which we’ve wanted for long ;)
10 minutes hack: Class::DBI::AbstractSearch. This module glues SQL::Abstract into Class::DBI, which allows you to do:> package CD::Music; use Class::DBI::AbstractSearch; package main; my @music = CD::Music->search_where(artists => [‘Ozzy’, ‘Kelly’]); This would generate SELECT * FROM music WHERE artist = 'Ozzy' OR artist = 'Kelly', thanks to SQL::Abstract magic.
In this weekend I’ll have a small presentation on PHP::Session. so this is my first time playing with this module ;-) And this update is reflection of my playing.
finally, we’ve made it. “Data Munging with Perl” Japanese edition goes out in bookstores in this weekend. You can see Japanese TOC and cover images here
This is my first Acme:: module!
Finally I have finished “Data Munging with Perl” translation. It has taken me too long time. I should have done in 2 months or so. my laziness.
Just started playing with POE for real-time Media Stream Server (like streamsicle in Java), which is fun to me. prototype is here, if you find it interesting.
DBIx::GeneratedKey - DBD portable way to fetch last inserted object id. Difficult case is Pgsql, which has object id even if there’s a primary key on tables. Furthermore, oid can be fetched via $sth, SERIAL can be from SQL, which is sucky I/F for me. link
Apache::CanonicalName - ap_construct_url port to mod_perl. I wonder why this haven’t been inside mod_perl core for years. link
Text::MessageFormat is a Perl port of java.text.MessageFormat and aims to be format compatible to that class in Java. Implementation is still incomplete. If someone is willing to work with me, it’s highly appreciated. This module borrows a lot of parsing work from Text::Balanced. TheDamian++! When this module is complete, I’ll integrate it into Locale::Maketext::Properties with Data::Properties, just like Struts does.
now spending more time into Perl module development again!
So I renamed the ToolBar stuff into Apache::CustomKeywords, like Mozilla says.
I introduce you Apache::ToolBar! It’s very useful, I promise. with this module (actually, Command subclass) used (as HTTP proxy or pseudo-MSN), you type “cpan CGI” in your browser’s Location: box, then you’ll be redirected to CPAN.org’s search. Commands can be registered with ToolBarCommand custom directive, so it might also be useful for RT stuff like “ticket 1111”, etc…
Added extended emoji support in HTML::Entities::ImodePictogram. We’re really sick n’ tired of emoji stuff!