perl.ppt...maintainer by veritosproject- October 17, 2006 Is anyone still maintaining this project I can help if you need someone.http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.ppt/2006/10/msg56.html Re: Perl 5 in Perl by veritosproject- October 8, 2006 On 10706, Philip Newton <philip.newtongmail.com> wrote:> On 10806, Andrew Savige <ajsavigeyahoo.com.au> wrote:> > --- veritosprojectgmail.com wrote:> > > Anyone want to write a Perl interpreter in Perl> >> > If you mean Perl 5, take a look at:> >> > http:www.perlmonks.orgnode_id=44722> > http:search.cpan.orgdistPPI> > toke.c from the Perl 5 C sources>> and also perltidy.>> I remember Simon Cozens, after looking..http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.ppt/2006/10/msg55.html Re: Perl 5 in Perl by Joshua Juran- October 8, 2006 On Oct 7, 2006, at 7:01 PM, veritosprojectgmail.com wrote:> I meant the list, but I guess your reply-to didn&39;t go to the list.I don&39;t set a Reply-To (nor does the list), so you get me by default.http:www.unicom.compwreply-to-harmful.html> On 10706, Joshua Juran <jjurangmail.com> wrote:>> On Oct 7, 2006, at 8:27 AM, veritosprojectgmail.com wrote:>>>> > I mean a real one though. Like actually implementing the lexer,>> > parser, etc. As part of our.http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.ppt/2006/10/msg54.html Re: Perl 5 in Perl by Philip Newton- October 7, 2006 On 10806, Andrew Savige <ajsavigeyahoo.com.au> wrote:> --- veritosprojectgmail.com wrote:> > Anyone want to write a Perl interpreter in Perl>> If you mean Perl 5, take a look at:>> http:www.perlmonks.orgnode_id=44722> http:search.cpan.orgdistPPI> toke.c from the Perl 5 C sourcesand also perltidy.I remember Simon Cozens, after looking at the source, said somethingalong the lines of "it&39;s toke.c in Perl!".Cheers,-- Philip Newton...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.ppt/2006/10/msg53.html Re: Perl 5 in Perl by Andrew Savige- October 7, 2006 --- veritosprojectgmail.com wrote:> Anyone want to write a Perl interpreter in PerlIf you mean Perl 6, it&39;s already being done.If you mean Perl 5, take a look at: http:www.perlmonks.orgnode_id=44722 http:search.cpan.orgdistPPI toke.c from the Perl 5 C sourcesand then ask the question again. :-)Cheers,-Send instant messages to your online friends http:au.messenger.yahoo.comhttp://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.ppt/2006/10/msg52.html Re: Perl 5 in Perl by veritosproject- October 7, 2006 I meant the list, but I guess your reply-to didn&39;t go to the list.On 10706, Joshua Juran <jjurangmail.com> wrote:> On Oct 7, 2006, at 8:27 AM, veritosprojectgmail.com wrote:>> > I mean a real one though. Like actually implementing the lexer,> > parser, etc. As part of our toolset>> Did you mean to reply to just me, or to the list I&39;d prefer to> continue the conversation there.>> > On 10606, Joshua Juran <jjurangmail.com> wrote:>...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.ppt/2006/10/msg51.html Re: Perl 5 in Perl by Joshua Juran- October 7, 2006 On Oct 6, 2006, at 9:22 PM, veritosprojectgmail.com wrote:> Anyone want to write a Perl interpreter in PerlIt&39;s already been done -- a pure-Perl Perl interpreter is built into perl. It&39;s called &39;eval&39;. :-)Joshhttp://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.ppt/2006/10/msg50.html Perl 5 in Perl by veritosproject- October 6, 2006 Anyone want to write a Perl interpreter in Perlhttp://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.ppt/2006/10/msg49.html Re: whoami implementation by Eric Waguespack- October 4, 2006 Yeah I saw that... it then occurred to me, why are multiple scriptsstored when 1 is clearly less complete than the othersOn 10406, veritosprojectgmail.com <veritosprojectgmail.com> wrote:> On 10406, Ricardo SIGNES <rjbs-perl-pptlists.manxome.org> wrote:> > veritosprojectgmail.com 2006-10-04T12:47:11> > > print getpwuid($>)."n";> >> > Cute, but won&39;t work on Win32, and possibly elsewhere.> Is there any real use for whoami on...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.ppt/2006/10/msg48.html Re: whoami implementation by veritosproject- October 4, 2006 On 10406, Ricardo SIGNES <rjbs-perl-pptlists.manxome.org> wrote:> veritosprojectgmail.com 2006-10-04T12:47:11> > print getpwuid($>)."n";>> Cute, but won&39;t work on Win32, and possibly elsewhere.Is there any real use for whoami on win32I&39;ve seen worse though...one cat implementation is the usual> print while <>;http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.ppt/2006/10/msg47.html |