Re: LWP version 0.01 released
Reinier Post (reinpost@win.tue.nl)
Tue, 18 Jul 1995 11:29:08 +0200 (MET DST)
You (Martijn Koster) write:
>Ehr, is the last time we had this debate archived somewhere? :-) The
>point is that the main model in libwww-perl is that all requests to
>any protocol module are forced into an HTTP straightjacket. This makes
>things very easy, consistent, and nice, but is only one approach.
And it's the approach taken by libwww! (Henrik F-N recommends it whenever
he can.)
>There may be others. So IMHO we need a name for this particular approach.
'HTTP proxying'?
>Roy reported severe tongue muddling with libwww-perl 0.40. Your
>suggestion would become
>
> lib-double-u-double-u-double-u-dot-pee-em nought point 1 dot tar dot g zed.
Probably something like 'the Web common library for Perl, uhhh,
latest version'. How do people pronounce WWWLibrary_2.17.tar.gz?
>compare to libweb:
>
> lib-web-dot-pee-em nought point 1 dot tar dot g zed
libweb is fine; it may turn out to be pronounced like that, anyway.
--
Reinier Post reinpost@win.tue.nl
'another sucker without libweb pee-em'