Next Perl Mongers Meeting
David
perlmonger at nvweb.net
Mon Mar 6 12:13:33 CST 2000
My vote is for objects as well -
-david
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On 3/2/00 at 8:37 AM Jay Di Silvestri wrote:
>I'm going to be out of town for the next Sonoma.pm meeting. Tim Allwine has
>agreed to do another topic and has proposed either intro to regexes, or
>objects and references. Like last time, I think that the session will be
>something that everyone will enjoy, including newbies.
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>To me the object level is the killer feature of perl (That what makes code
>sharing like CPAN possible.) That might be the way to go. Does anyone have
>a preference? Is there some other topic we should tackle first?
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>Jay Di Silvestri
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>Advanced Data Engineering
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: tallwine at carol.ixlabs.com [mailto:tallwine at carol.ixlabs.com]
>Sent: Thursday, March 02, 2000 8:03 AM
>To: jay at adei.com
>Subject: Re: Next Perl Mongers Meeting
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>Jay Di Silvestri said...
>>
>>I'm going to be at the O'Reilly java conference for the next sonoma.pm
>>meeting. Tim can you do this one (again). You got a lot of favorable
>>response last time, so I'm sure everyone would go for it.
>>
>>Madeline, if Tim can't do it, is there a pinch hitter that you can line up?
>>An author, or a marketing research person?
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>I would be happy to do it. How about refences and objects? Or I could intro
>regexes or maybe send out a note and see what people want to know.
>
>Wish I was going to the conference...:(
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>Tim Allwine
>IX Development Laboratories
>(707)-543-8030 Ext.15
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