Lance A. Brown (l...@bearcircle.net)

Hmmmm.   Is this something Catalyst needs to worry about?

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And I'd like to say a nice public "Thank You!" for writing C::M::File.
It made an app I'm writing much easier. :-)

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They exist in the Catalyst::Devel distribution already.

circle:lance /tmp $ catalyst.pl  Foo
[...]
created "Foo/root/static/images/catalyst_logo.png"
created "Foo/root/static/images/btn_120x50_built.png"
created "Foo/root/static/images/btn_120x50_built_shadow.png"
created "Foo/root/static/images/btn_120x50_powered.png"
created "Foo/root/static/images/btn_120x50_powered_shadow.png"
created "Foo/root/static/images/btn_88x31_built.png"
created "Foo/root/static/images/btn_88x31_built_shadow.png"
created "Foo/root/static/images/btn_88x31_powered.png"
created "Foo/root/static/images/btn_88x31_powered_shadow.png"
created "Foo/root/favicon.ico"

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Perhaps 'cause food and drink costs money. :-)  Dude's gotta make a buck 
somehow.

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Hmmm.  Maybe not? Server go boom? :-)

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Paul Makepeace said the following on 3/23/2008 8:48 PM:

Hmmm.  Maybe not? Server go boom? :-)

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Paul Makepeace said the following on 3/23/2008 8:48 PM:

The Catalyst::Plugin::UploadProgress module uses the Cache::FastMmap
module to cache the status info for the progress meter.  You might do 
something similar.

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The Catalyst::Plugin::UploadProgress module uses the Cache::FastMmap
module to cache the status info for the progress meter.  You might do 
something similar.

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This is *really* cool.  Thanks!!!!

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This is *really* cool.  Thanks!!!!

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Hi,

I used this syntax to get access to $self inside a profile. I basically
treated the sub that creates the form profile as a method in the class
and called it as such.  Worked like a champ.

In the run mode:

# Check edit data
my ($results, $err_page) = $self->check_rm('show_form',
                                           $self->_form_profile);


And the form profile:

# Form input validation profile
sub _form_profile
{
    my $self = shift;

    use Data::FormValidator::Constraints (qw(:closures));

    return {required
            => [ qw( first last
                     position affiliation
                     mail email phone fax
                     abstract_title abstract_file cv_file)
               ],

            optional => [ qw( phd_year other_funding) ],
            constraint_methods
            => {
                email => email(),
                phd_year => _good_phd_year(),
               },
            constraint_method_regexp_map
            => {
                qr/_file$/ => _word_pdf_file($self)
               },
   ...
}

That is some people's feelings.  I've been using CDBI for a couple years
now on various projects, nothing huge, and have been quite pleased with
it.  I've also tried wrapping my head around DBIC and failed to grok it
properly.  This is probably my failing, but CDBI serves my purposes.

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