It looks spiffy. I think the font is a little big and bulky, or something. Or, to be less precise but more honest, it doesn't look enough like The Best Quick Ref Ever [eriogerg.free.fr].
I'd suggest adding Test::Exception, which is really quite lovely. (Reminder to self: cpanrate that.) Oh, and Test::Pod. If there's still lots of room, Test::Differences, Test::DatabaseRow, Test::LongString. I'm not sure which of those are really used, these days. If you go to two pages, you can be pretty liberal in what you include.
I was trying to emulate the standard TeX-based reference cards I've seen in the past, but I was also trying to be a little artsy (with OpenOffice? riiight). However, you plopped the source of a TeX-based quick ref right in my lap.
Re: Perl Test Reference Card (Score:1)
How about Test::NoWarnings? (not that there are any new test functions are are imported, but its still a something that might be of use to someone) :)
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qw(Ian Langworth)
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I'd suggest adding Test::Exception, which is really quite lovely. (Reminder to self: cpanrate that.) Oh, and Test::Pod. If there's still lots of room, Test::Differences, Test::DatabaseRow, Test::LongString. I'm not sure which of those are really used, these days. If you go to two pages, you can be pretty liberal in what you include.
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rjbs
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I was trying to emulate the standard TeX-based reference cards I've seen in the past, but I was also trying to be a little artsy (with OpenOffice? riiight). However, you plopped the source of a TeX-based quick ref right in my lap.
Thanks for the suggesions, I'll get crackin'
(Hrm, use TeX, or be artsy..)
qw(Ian Langworth)
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Okay, newer version uploaded. Tell me if you like this style more -- tidied code, equal-spaced columns. Download [langworth.com] (PDF)
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1.0b1 (Score:1)
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