Gah, sorry about this. Note that it is a retrospective license, so you don't need to 'upgrade' to this version to copy the software.
To hopefully resolve some false failures
Module::Build dependencyGo back to ExtUtils::MakeMaker.
hush_exec and unhush_exec functions
getopt() optional for getting verbosity right
Add prompt_file from an earlier branch.
Fix Build.PL so a compatibility Makefile.PL is generated.
Another "brown paper bag release". Fixed a bug in tsay that would cause it not to work if there was a true value in $1 already. Bring on Perl 6 and lexical $/.
Added new functions 'anydump' and the awesome 'tsay'
Brown paper bag release - the prompting had some debug statements left behind.
Documentation modifications only; it was quite rightly pointed out that the documentation didn't really say what the script is useful for.
Prompt the user for arbitrary things via prompt_for(-int => "foo"), with readline support.
All functions that run things (ie run(),
run_err(),
capture() and capture_err() can now have arbitrary filehandle connections to closures (via a sub-process),
named files or filehandles.
Bug fix for scripts that fork (see t/04-fork.t)
Do your getopt() and YAML::Load() in one pass!
See getconf() in the man page.
You can even include the default YAML configuration file in your POD via Pod::Constants!
Soon to be documented and tested by the test suite :).
But the daring can go put some YAML in a section called "DEFAULT CONFIGURATION FILE"
New timer utility functions start_timer(),
show_delta(),
show_elapsed()
barf() now does not make your script exit if inside eval {}; it checks $^S and re-throws the error instead.
Version 1.02 - Thu, 15 Apr 2004 12:24:16 +1200
* Made barf actually barf :-}
* Fixed bug with capture and -v - error "Warning: unable to close
filehandle CHILD properly."
* output from capture_err matches documentation
Version 1.01 - Tue, 13 Apr 2004 10:26:27 +1200
* Fixed version number input - now accepts $main::VERSION as per
widespread convention
* Added SEE ALSO section based on feedback from module-
authors@perl.org
