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XML::Genx 0.22
I’ve released XML::Genx 0.22. There are no functional changes, just a couple of minor bugfixes in order to ensure that it works on Windows correctly. For some time now, I’d been trying to get XS modules compiling on Windows correctly … Continue reading
subatom 0.11
Yet another new version, subatom 0.11 again prompted by Hans F. Nordhaug. The only change this time is to add a feed_title option to the config file, so you can specify the title for the feed as a whole. Now, … Continue reading
subatom 0.10
I’ve made another release of subatom. This contains a number of fixes for bugs that I managed to put into the 0.09 release (as well as a couple of minor features). This has really left me with a very nagging … Continue reading
subatom 0.09
I’ve released a new version of my tool subatom. If you haven’t seen it, it produces atom feeds for subversion commit messages. It’s pretty handy for monitoring activity in a subversion repository and it doesn’t need access to the server. … Continue reading
CPAN tips
One thing I forgot to mention. I picked up a couple of really useful CPAN tips: In the latest versions of CPAN.pm you can specify that sudo be used “make install” so you don’t have to run “sudo cpan” up … Continue reading
XML::Genx 0.21
I’ve released a new version, which fixes a blindingly obvious error: you couldn’t pass in characters between \x80 and \xff unless they had the UTF-8 flag turned on. I don’t know how I missed that. XML::Genx 0.21
XML::Genx Plans
I was talking to Mark Fowler yesterday and XML::Genx came up. He had a couple of good points: It’s not absolutely clear in the documentation that any valid Perl string will work correctly (be it UTF-8 encoded or not). I … Continue reading
New Releases
I’ve just done a couple of new releases of my modules: JavaScript::JSLint 0.04, which is just renaming from Lint to JSLint to more accurately reflect where it’s come from (pointed out by Matthias Miller). subatom 0.07 which switches from the … Continue reading
JavaScript::Lint 0.02
I’ve just put together a new version of JavaScript::Lint. The main new thing is that you can now specify options to control how the lint works. You probably want to enable the undef option, for instance. I also fixed a … Continue reading
JavaScript::Lint
After whinging gratuitously about how cruddy non-browser JavaScript is, Mark Fowler kindly pointed me in the right direction to get Perl integration working: JavaScript.pm. So now I’ve wrapped up JSLint into a small command line tool (and Perl lib), JavaScript::Lint. … Continue reading