Rewrote my CVS-commit-notification Perl script in Ruby.
Now my functions can yield.
CVSspam, so called because it only generates HTML email, will link to ViewCVS and Bugzilla if you tell it how. It gives you the log message and colorized diffs when someone commits to the repository.
(Maybe this is the CVS equivalent of the cdrecord frontend.)
So my little patch to JLint did get applied; I missed the new release. (JLint is a fine Java bogon hunter.)
I finally got around to adding the source code for Flight to SourceForge's CVS. Just 15 months after creating the project.
The project started life as a load-tester, but being implemented in Java, it usually breaks into sweat before the server does; I'm retooling it as a unit testing framework.
I'm wondering if JavaScript was a bad choice for the scripting language. Scheme would make scripts more amenable to programmatic introspection, but I think I'll just make the JavaScript XML-studly.
Intuition Direct Communication Message Port!
(I did wonder for a moment if idcmp was a long-forgotten m68k opcode.)
New HTML Parser: The long-awaited libxml2 based HTML parser code is live. It needs further work but already handles most markup better than the original parser.
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