... A nit: "... in the reverse order to that in which they were initially loaded" or, maybe "in last-in, first-out order". -- Dominic Dunlop...
Dominic Dunlop
domo@...
Mar 1, 2000 8:05 am
63529
... Hmm, okay. It would be nice to be both correct and optimal. How about combining the two approaches? I've tried detecting %{EXPR} on the lhs at compile...
John Tobey
jtobey@...
Mar 1, 2000 9:13 am
63530
This is a build failure report for perl from domo@... generated with the help of perlbug 1.27 running under perl v5.5.670. ... Builds fine. Just a...
Dominic Dunlop
domo@...
Mar 1, 2000 9:52 am
63531
This is a success report for perl from pjordan1@..., generated with the help of perlbug 1.27 running under perl v5.5.670. Perl reported to build OK...
Pete Jordan
pjordan1@...
Mar 1, 2000 11:01 am
63532
This is a bug report for perl from jvromans@..., generated with the help of perlbug 1.27 running under perl v5.5.670. ... [Please enter your report...
Johan Vromans
JVromans@...
Mar 1, 2000 11:06 am
63533
This is a bug report for perl from efifer@..., generated with the help of perlbug 1.27 running under perl v5.5.670. ... I'm getting core dumps on...
Fifer, Eric
EFifer@...
Mar 1, 2000 12:13 pm
63534
... Confirmed on Solaris 2.6. Further, C<$obj=~/Foo::/; print(length($`), "\n")> prints zero and C<$obj=~/^.*Foo::/> matches. P. -- use Disclaimer::Standard; #...
Pete Jordan
pjordan1@...
Mar 1, 2000 12:35 pm
63535
This is a build failure report for perl from jarausch@..., generated with the help of perlbug 1.27 running under perl v5.5.670. ... [Please...
Helmut Jarausch
jarausch@...
Mar 1, 2000 1:11 pm
63536
... Please try the attached patch and let me know if it fixes the problem. Thanks, Alan Burlison ... *************** *** 45,51 **** PUSHMARK(SP); ...
Alan Burlison
Alan.Burlison@...
Mar 1, 2000 1:34 pm
63537
I finally found the time to tinker with the environment array stuff. Per Sarathy's request, I've modified perldelta.pod and made the Env::* classes subclasses...
Gregor N. Purdy
gregor@...
Mar 1, 2000 1:59 pm
63538
This is a bug report for perl from raphael.manfredi@..., generated with the help of perlbug 1.26 running under perl 5.00503. ... I don't understand what's...
Raphael Manfredi
manfredi@...
Mar 1, 2000 2:04 pm
63539
I get a similar failure on Cygwin, and I tracked it down to a problem with buffering on stdout. In Cygwin's case stdout is incorrectly being set to line...
Fifer, Eric
EFifer@...
Mar 1, 2000 2:05 pm
63540
... Thanks, it does fix the problem. Eric Fifer...
Fifer, Eric
EFifer@...
Mar 1, 2000 2:11 pm
63541
This is a bug report for perl from jvromans@..., generated with the help of perlbug 1.27 running under perl v5.5.670. ... [Please enter your report...
Johan Vromans
JVromans@...
Mar 1, 2000 2:16 pm
63542
... Perhaps because the file is still open because you haven't done $h->close. You open the file twice (once with open() and once with new_from_fd()) and you...
Jeff Pinyan
jeffp@...
Mar 1, 2000 2:17 pm
63543
... You're right. So how does one create an IO::* object that can be handled exactly via IO::Handle would but WITHOUT fd-opening the file. Just to encapsulate ...
Raphael Manfredi
Raphael.Manfredi@...
Mar 1, 2000 2:27 pm
63544
... my $fh; --tom...
Tom Christiansen
tchrist@...
Mar 1, 2000 2:35 pm
63545
... Brute force? use IO::Handle; open FH, ">file" or die "can't create file: $!"; $obj = bless \*FH, 'IO::Handle'; $obj->print("test\n"); close FH; # or...
Jeff Pinyan
jeffp@...
Mar 1, 2000 2:39 pm
63546
... Oy. As succinct as his signature. use IO::Handle; my $fh = \*FH; $fh->print("sucker"); -- MIDN 4/C PINYAN, NROTCURPI, US Naval Reserve...
Jeff Pinyan
jeffp@...
Mar 1, 2000 2:40 pm
63547
... I'm sorry, Jeff, but you're the sucker on this one, for I must regretfully inform you that that code works fine. Apparently you aren't running the latest...
Tom Christiansen
tchrist@...
Mar 1, 2000 2:46 pm
63548
... I wasn't doing "sucker" to say "no, Tom, you're wrong." I was saying it as a commentary to myself for writing all that dup_from_fh crap. And that code...
Jeff Pinyan
jeffp@...
Mar 1, 2000 2:53 pm
63549
... Yup, that's what I would do normally. I don't use the IO::* hierarchy much. However, here, I'm trying to create an IO::File-like object which will count...
Raphael Manfredi
Raphael.Manfredi@...
Mar 1, 2000 2:54 pm
63550
... ^ strike the comma ... Not at all. ... Better yet: it doesn't work at all. --tom...
Tom Christiansen
tchrist@...
Mar 1, 2000 2:56 pm
63551
... This is an implicit CORE::print. I think the CORE:: is implicit when doing: sub some_perl_builtin { # ... some_perl_builtin() } but I could be very wrong....
Jeff Pinyan
jeffp@...
Mar 1, 2000 2:57 pm
63552
Sounds like you should look into tied handles. --tom...
Tom Christiansen
tchrist@...
Mar 1, 2000 2:59 pm
63553
... I wouldn't say very, but you are somewhat wrong, sometimes. If you haven't imported it into this package to override the built-in, then what you said is...
Tom Christiansen
tchrist@...
Mar 1, 2000 3:09 pm
63554
... For only a PRINT, this sounds like an overkill. BTW, "my $h" does not work with current production Perl (5.005_03). I think I'll stick to Symbol::gensym()...
Raphael Manfredi
Raphael.Manfredi@...
Mar 1, 2000 3:11 pm
63555
... Hardly. ... The most venerable Perl programmer(s) never even bother(s). Here's all you need from the low-level IO.xs stuff, the things that aren't in...
Tom Christiansen
tchrist@...
Mar 1, 2000 3:26 pm
63556
... Well, you can use do { local *FH } instead, but there used to be a leak there. There might even be one back then in gensym. Dunno. --tom...
Tom Christiansen
tchrist@...
Mar 1, 2000 3:32 pm
63557
This is a success report for perl from gbacon@..., generated with the help of perlbug 1.27 running under perl v5.5.670. Perl reported to build OK...
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