I have a problem with a TCP Client I am working with. It works fine if the data on the server that is being sent to the socket has a '\r\n' at the end of the...
... This isn't the right list for this type of question, but I'll respond anyway: while (sysread($socket, $element, 8192)) { print STDOUT $element; } The...
I think Rob's answer was backwards... e.g. the read side of things, not the write (print) side of things, but it isn't very clear where the problem lies. His...
Tom Brown
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[Note: this is a slightly different message from my mod_perl post, so skip to the end if you've read that one and want to hear a bit about the book status. --...
I finally got enough time to put my book online: www.extremeperl.org The book is evolving. I hope to finish the continuous design chapter fairly soon....
I'm looking for a perl programming partner in the Boulder area to bop over to my home office for 10 hours a week and pair program with with me. I've been...
Rob, What would be the best way of providing you with direct feedback? I'm enjoying the book tremendously so far and would like to offer a couple of...
... Well, we're not exactly flooded with msgs on this list, and I enjoy the kind of feedback public discussion provides. Why not try sending a point or two to...
After reviewing the list of things I marked, there is only one which would qualify as 'constructive.' In Chapter 2, the last sentence in the Feedback section...
Rob, I would just like to say how much I enjoyed reading your online version of the book. (I lost track a bit on some of the code examples, I have to confess) ...
... I'm a recent joiner. I got a pointer to your site out of the blue - not from one my usual XP sources - so I suspect word is spreading. I've not seen an...
Hi, ... [snip] While I still have not had the time to read the book (sorry Rob :-) I would guess that Johannes means that feedback is integral in the XP ...
Hi, On 27 Apr 2004, at 09:43, Karl Scotland wrote: [snip] ... [snip] Another vote for a downloadable version (although a .tgz of the HTML would be just as...
... Thanks, and yes, the examples are hard. It's a feature. :-) XP is about the code. There's a good book by Tom Cargill called C++ Programming Style:...
... It was a bit of an experiment (I just finished reading the Tipping Point) to see how fast it would spread with two seeds (xpdenver and this list). If you...
Wow, looks like there's activity here now! I'm also a newcomer to the group... someone on the san francisco perl mongers group pointed me here after I gave a...
Hi Matt, I'm Greg Compestine. I had the pleasure of working with Rob in Colorado back in 2002 and 2003. I'm now in the Bay Area working for this investment...
... Per request, below is the list of possible minor typos or errors which I noticed while reading the book. I have not finished reading the book yet, so I...
Hi all, My name is Lance Wicks. I am a general IT geek/nerd here in the United Kingdom (tho' originally I am from New Zealand). My involvement in Perl is...
... Hi: I was drawn to this list in that I'm a big fan of XP and Perl. Professionally, I work in a company with a strong interest/vestment in CMMI, so aside...
... All accepted and released. Thanks muchly. FYA, most of the errors are "speakos", not typos. I used Dragon NaturallySpeaking to input most of the text. I...
Since everybody else is doing introductions... Programming since 81. Been paid for it since 86. First used Perl in 96. Started along the agile/XP route around...
Someone mentioned that there was a special feature in Emacs that facilitated pair programming. I'm very familiar with emacs but I have not run across this ...
... I don't know about emacs, but on E-Macs (or any Mac) you can connect multiple USB keyboards for pair programming. We use this method. We connect two...
... This works on PCs, too, I think. Passing the keyboard around is nice, because it maintains a single flow of control. Two mice moving one cursor gets very...
While simultaneous editing may sound appealing, I've found it to be more difficult to apply than one might expect. It's just too easy to end up in a battle...
... [snip] I just use VNC myself. Works fine as long as you invent some cues for who's driving. If you're both on Mac OS X I'd also have a play with...