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Um. Me. Iain Truskett. Can be found as either Spoon or Koschei around the place, and as Braxiatel in rare circumstances. Um. Cool. Ta.
My perl svn repository [dellah.org] if you want bits of code by me. Also see dellah.org [dellah.org] for most of them in action.
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http://eh.org/~koschei/
Um. Me. Iain Truskett. Can be found as either Spoon or Koschei around the place, and as Braxiatel in rare circumstances. Um. Cool. Ta.
My perl svn repository [dellah.org] if you want bits of code by me. Also see dellah.org [dellah.org] for most of them in action.
My friends [perl.org], foes [perl.org], fans [perl.org], and freaks [perl.org]. And you can see what my friends are journalling [perl.org].
And everybody's journals [perl.org] (in order of updating).
Saturday November 22, 2003
08:43 AM
faq.perl.org search
Actually, the subject is a lie.
Google, for some reason, isn't indexing faq.perl.org.
On IRC, I tend to point people to the FAQ a fair bit. The problem is that `perldoc -q flub` will given them the answer that's in their version of the FAQ.
I'm used to a newer version of the FAQ.
So I could point them to faq.perl.org. But that's a pain as it has no search.
So: I wrote my own. Code is there too, if anyone is that interested =)
As with so many of my little projects, there is a grand plan: I'd like the FAQ to be easier for people to contribute to. So, later, editing.
Also need to write something to quickly generate appropriate URLs while in irc. Or something.
help them think they understand.
--Larry Wall
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