| name |
version |
type |
description |
| xsubpp.patch |
- |
- |
a simple patch to xsubpp in perl-5.8.0, converting
the error output to something similar to gcc (parsable by vim and
emacs), and keeping path information in filenames (so errors in
files in subdirectories are properly reported). not the best way
to perform these hacks, but i haven't have any problems out of it.
|
| gtk2-perl |
- |
- |
i amwas one of the developers of the perl bindings for
the 2.x series of Gtk+. the
project's homepage
on sourceforge. |
| Gtk2::Deprecated |
0.06 |
S/U |
gtk2-perl omits things that were marked deprecated
as of the release of gtk+-2.0.0; however, porting from GtkCList
to GtkTreeView or from GtkText to GtkTextView is not always trivial,
and can be a major block to porting a Gtk-Perl app to Gtk2-Perl.
so, Gtk2::Deprecated actually includes some of the code of Gtk-Perl,
ported to work in Gtk2-Perl, so you can port your program
incrementally. it is far from stable, and should not be used in
real programs. |
| tths |
1.3 |
S/UW(CB?) |
talk to http server --
a very stupid name for a simple perl script that downloads http
documents to stdout. can do a HEAD instead of a GET, if you're
into that sort of thing, and can use a proxy connection (at least,
it worked with my firewall situation...). no brains
beyond that. good for seeing what a server is actually
telling you, or for downloading files programmatically when
lynx in source mode is just overkill. |
| mkhtmlindex |
2.1.4 |
E/UWCB |
creates a list of hyperlinks to all the html files
in a directory. you can use page templates, internal page styles,
custom list styles, sorting and filtering, blahblahblah. it's in
C++, and has a whole page devoted to it. |
| imgtag |
1.1 |
E/UW(B) |
a very simplistic program to grab the dimensions of
www graphics files. only reads headers, so it's very fast,
and the source is completely self-contained (doesn't use image
libraries). supports JPEG, PNG, and GIF, and can even
create the HTML IMG tag for you. |
| piglatin.cc |
1.0 |
E/UW(CB) |
ever need something translated to pig latin?
sure, we all do. now there's a C++ program that will do it
for you. *cough* (yes, i know a flex parser or even perl
would probably work better, but this was an exercise in basic
string handling, and it's heavily, heavily commented as an
instructive piece. bite me.) |
| recreate |
1.0 |
S/UW |
this rather uncreatively-named Script-Fu for
The GIMP recreates an RGB image
from three monochrome component images, by masking these images to
their corresponding color planes. be kind, it's my first
Script-Fu! the link at left points to a page with a more
in-depth description, instructions, yada-yada-yada... (please
note that there are other ways to do this that don't require starting
up the gimp, such as using ImageMagick or the pbmplus utilities.
oh well, it was worth the experience to learn to write a
script-fu.) works with the Win32 port of the Gimp. |
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