Re: Building user designed links (was: Another "simple" problem) by Robert Inder
>>>>> Jochen Stenzel writes:> To: "Robert Inder" <robert@interactive.co.uk>> Cc: "perlpoint@perl.org" <perlpoint@perl.org>> Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2002 22:00:02 +0100>...
View ArticlePlacing HTML slide titles arbitrarily (was: Another "simple" problem) by...
> > This sounds (to me) as if it was built using templates (for header,> > slide contents and footer).>>Yes. The HTML for a slide was something close...
View ArticleBuilding user designed links (was: Another "simple" problem) by Jochen Stenzel
>In fact, in an ideal world, I'd like to plant a very "full featured">link, with javascript mouseovers and all sorts. I could generate>the link very easily in Perl, if only I knew the file...
View ArticleInternals (was: Another "simple" problem) by Jochen Stenzel
>That is what I'm after: how to peep at the "innards" of>PerlPoint. Then I could generate my whole menu in Perl.There are two types of PerlPoint innards. The frameset (Package)innards are...
View ArticleRe: Near miss that might be a bug by Jochen Stenzel
>I defined LLINK to be macro that expanded to EMBEDed Perl to generate>the HTML for the link, and then generated an XREF with that HTML>as an "EMBED" in the body. Thus...>> +LLINK:>...
View ArticleRe: Building user designed links (was: Another "simple" problem) by Jochen...
>My perl at run-time does not know what the name of the slide/file>is going to be. But it can NAME that filename: it can plant a>tag that will be turned into it. So the perl could...
View Articleask help(cant telnet with perl-module) by henry
Dear List: My cpan-module is not well-installed :<procedures to install > 1. choose full_install to install linux ( Redhat or slackware), type "rpm -q perl" to make sure it's well_installed . 2....
View ArticleBug Report by Robert Inder
I've found a bug in pp2latex.The code.... =Background *Blah *Blah *A Sublist> *Foo *Bar *WubGenerates \section{Example} \begin{itemize} \item Blay \item Blah \item A Sublist \end{itemize} % Shift...
View ArticleRe: Bug Report (sublists in pp2latex) by Robert Inder
>>>>> lorenz writes:> Date: Tue, 19 Mar 2002 11:20:46 +0100> To: perlpoint@perl.org> Subject: Re: Bug Report (sublists in pp2latex) :> It works for simple lists, but you get...
View Articlepp2Latex "bug" and question by Robert Inder
I've found a misfeature of pp2latex that is so severe that I'dcall it a bug! A link like... \L{url=foo}<bah>translates into commands that typeset the URL in smallfont, and then put the body. This...
View Articlepp2html: subtle bug by Robert Inder
I've found a problem with pp2html. pp2html tries to detect empty table cells, and plant an " " in them to make them look sensible when the HTML is rendered.Unfortunately, the way it detects...
View ArticleRe: Bug Report (sublists in pp2latex) by Jochen Stenzel
Hello, Robert and Lorenz,sorry for my long silence. I'm privately swamped at the moment but hopeto get a rest soon.Yes, the parser deals with lists as you investigated, mostly to makeusage as simple...
View ArticleRe: Bug Report (sublists in pp2latex) by Jochen Stenzel
Sorry,>But of course, the *result* of this parsing could be streamed in a>*nested* manner, and possibly this is a better approach then the chain>I implemented. I see no reason for changing the...
View ArticleTree Applet by Robert Inder
Is the source for the tree applet available anywhere?I'm finding it is horribly unstable in Netscape (4.7): it willonly run for a few minutes before lockingNetscape up completely.Java in Netscape 4.7...
View ArticleRe: Tree Applet by Jochen Stenzel
>Is the source for the tree applet available anywhere?>>I'm finding it is horribly unstable in Netscape (4.7): it will>only run for a few minutes before locking>Netscape up completely.I...
View ArticleIs perl5.005 still a need? by Jochen Stenzel
Hello,I'm working on a new (and almost ready) package version and justrecognized that the test suite fails under 5.005. ;-( The code seems towork slightly different in perl 5.6 and perl 5.005.That's...
View ArticleRe: DocBook converter (was: Is perl5.005 still a need?) by Jochen Stenzel
>By the way, I'm starting to look into DocBook. Is there already a>pp2docbook around?Not yet. I'll post this part back to the list as well, as it might beof interest for other people, too. I'm...
View ArticleRe: Is perl5.005 still a need? by Jochen Stenzel
Hello,a few answers I got privately indicate that in business environmentsperl 5.005 ist still in use. So ok, we'll try to continue 5.005support.Fortunately, I figured out why the tests failed under...
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