All the Perl that's Practical to Extract and Report

My perl svn repository

koschei on 2003-08-10T14:46:12

My Perl svn repository is available via

http://dellah.org/svn/perl/

As it's svn, it's also a happily valid web page. I'm currently in the process of transferring my CVS repository to svn, with all the perl bits ending up at that URL. Feel free to check stuff out (it's not just my modules), and Patches are Welcome. There isn't free commit access though.

p5p-summaries

rafael on 2003-08-10T16:32:39

Are you checking in the P5P summaries ? You might be interested in the sources that I usually upload at the same time that I send the weekly mail. (Sorry, no RSS, no svn, no XML, that's homemade craftwork.)

Re:p5p-summaries

koschei on 2003-08-10T23:41:10

I'm kinda checking them in.

The 'takenew' program is called by a .qmail file on an address that's subscribed to perl5-summary. It checks the email is vaguely right and saves that as 'latest' and then calls make. Part of the make process checks in the new 'latest' file (and any of the other generated files).

All nicely automated.

As much as I'd like to be parsing POD instead of the post pod2text email, I think it would be more work to go fetch the latest pod from that directory =)

btw: thanks for the svn articles on oreillynet. They were quite helpful.