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Saturday September 27, 2008
04:39 PM
Devel::Alphabet::Cover
Looking at my module namespaces, I see that I've uploaded in 13 different beginning letters. Now I need to get the other 13.
I need to figure out how to make modules beginning with E, G, I, J, K, Q, R, U, V, W, X, Y, Z. The end of the alphabet is feeling a bit neglected.
G is for Geo::, so that's just something I need to finish and upload.
For U, I've been thinking about writing some sort of USB Thumb drive file read/write speed tester. Too bad that belongs in something like Device::*
For X, I guess I'll have to make something in the XML namespace.
Y, huh, maybe something in YAML.
I haven't thought too much about the other letters.
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fun game (Score:1)
Hm! I would need I J U V W X Y Z
W and U are easy, and sort of already in the queue. X for XML might be natural. I just don't know about I, J, V, or Z. There's I18N and Image and IO and IPC and IRC. JavaScript and JSON. Variable and Version and Vim. Z is sort of a crapshoot.
rjbs
Re: (Score:2)
Z is for Zcode or Zmachine, which I found to be a very nice descriptive language :)
Re: (Score:1)
Hm! It'd be cool to write a ZSCII encoder, but then I'd want to put it under Encode. :-/
I can't see myself writing much else for the Z-machine. Maybe ZMachine::Info.
rjbs
Here's a couple for you (Score:2)
E for English - add support for different dialects of English.pm, such as English::Pirate.
And X is for X11, not XML.
You (Score:2)
... are a sick little man.