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On Fri, Sep 15, 2000 at 08:48:00PM +0100, Simon Cozens <simon@cozens.net> wrote:
> I see 15 bugs under your name; 10 of them are open. Only three of them concern
> UTF8; two of those three have been fixed, and Hugo is looking at the other one
> this weekend. So, there are no outstanding bugs in UTF8 that you have
> reported.
In the current version of perl, two of three aren't fixed, and that is
going to be fixed is probably the result of this discussion. Even if it
isn't, until today there was no sign, no discussion, no acknowledgement.
> This doesn't make me happy.
Me neither. But that isn't a problem for me. Really.
> [20000203.009] various problems with 5.5.640
> This is a bit old, and should probably be closed unless you're still
> having problems with openpid.
No, I experience that bug at least since that version, make test is broken
on my systems since that long.
> [20000406.012] overload recursion not trapped
> This *is* still a problem, and I'll take a look at it if you like. Nothing
> to do with utf8, though.
I don't want you to look at these. Really. I want two things:
a) a working perl
b) not being accused of whining around
And the latter is actually making me angry.
> [20000611.001] taking references to overloaded objects removes overloaded'ness
> This is over my head, but it's allowed to be because it doesn't concern
> utf8. I don't actually think it's a bug, but you'll have to talk to
> Raphael or someone.
Well, I am alos not sure, and Raphael also wasn't sure, so I asked (see
the mail archives if you INSIST), but of course nobody was interested.
> Everybody happy now? Good.
No, I am not happy. I don't know what you are trying to do here. Not every
posting of mine to this list is a bug-report. And you still seem to imply
that I am whining around, which is not the case. Also 2 != 1. Doing time
travel is no excuse.
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