That sounds good, and would surely make it easier to read. On 24 Jul 2006 07:21:06 -0000, Dada Mail (Justin Simoni)* < dada@PROTECTED> wrote:On Jul 23, 2006, at 9:55 AM, Joe Rizza wrote: --Post:    <mailto:dadadev@PROTECTED>Unsubscribe:     <http://mojo.skazat.com/cgi-bin/dada/mail.cgi/u/dadadev/ >List Information:     <http://mojo.skazat.com/cgi-bin/dada/mail.cgi/list/dadadev>Archive:         < ...Continue Reading

On 24 Jul 2006 07:17:13 -0000 "Dada Mail \(Justin Simoni\)" wrote: > On Jul 23, 2006, at 12:45 AM, Andreas Grau wrote: > > I vote for leaving it *in* the file. It is part of the documentation, > > OK - one vote for leaving it in :) :) > > > Personlly, I can't see why it should be difficult to wait with > > changing until one sees a =cut. People obviously read the file and then > > *spontaneously* decide to change the file. > > Well, the problem is, if you don' ...Continue Reading

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On Jul 23, 2006, at 12:45 AM, Andreas Grau wrote: > > I vote for leaving it *in* the file. It is part of the documentation, > pod's are invented and used for reason, and people wanting to dig > deeper into things need it. OK - one vote for leaving it in :) > Personlly, I can't see why it should be difficult to wait with > changing > until one sees a =cut. People obviously read the file and then > *spontaneously* decide to change the file. Difficult ? Yes ! Difficult > people ! ;-) Well, ...Continue Reading

Hello Everyone, 2.10.10 alpha 1 has been released. Here are the direct links to download: *tar.gz: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/mojomail/dada-2_10_10_alpha_1.tar.gz?download * zip: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/mojomail/dada-2_10_10_alpha_1.zip?download This release *only* contains bug fixes (described below) and contains no new features - making this a pretty solid, but fairly untested-in- the-wild release. I'm releasing it as an alpha not because I don't think it's a stable release, just that ...Continue Reading

Here is a Logical idea which may make everyone happy   My main concern is that the Bigger the page, the more cpu time is used even if most of the page is commented, the cpu still needs to read line by line to verify this.   Please read ALL of this before commenting.   What not have a seperate Online HTLM File (or even off-line HTML file)   eg (V = version | X = version number) www.xyz.com/kb/DadaVX.htm   Sort of like this www.xyz.com/kb/DadaV2-10-9.htm etc etc   Then, IN THE act ...Continue Reading

I have mixed feelings. It's great to have some comments in the code, but because it is somewhat distracting to have the "pod" tags in the file, I typically have the generated HTML sitting on the side when I am editing the file. I can see the advantage to putting the "pod" tags in the file, but when you generate a separate document, it should be written differently from the comments in the code. Would be nice if there was a way to have the best of both worlds, without the extra work. On 23 Jul 2006 0 ...Continue Reading

Hi Justin and all, I vote for leaving it *in* the file. It is part of the documentation, pod's are invented and used for reason, and people wanting to dig deeper into things need it. As an alternative, you can probably deliver a stripped version *and* the full version, call them Config-dist-short.pm and Config-dist-long.pm and have people copy either to Config.pm Personlly, I can't see why it should be difficult to wait with changing until one sees a =cut. People obviously read the file and then *spontaneously* dec ...Continue Reading

Hey guys/gals, I have an idea, I thought I'd first ask you all for an opinion about: Currently, the Config.pm file has embedded documentation, that gets run through a translator, to make pretty HTML files like this: http://mojo.skazat.com/support/documentation/Config.pm.html Here's more information on how/what the embedded docs are/work: http://www.ayni.com/perldoc/perl5.8.0/pod/perlpod.html Some people have voiced that the embedded documentation actually makes reading the Config.pm file *harder*, since it ...Continue Reading