kentfredric

jQuery(function($){
  // This is a script to manipulate the source of a PhotoBucket album so that it can be easily mass-downloaded.
  // change the settings as per your requirements.
  // copy-paste this source into your WebConsole ( in the WebDeveloper tools menu ) and run it, for great success.
  var settings = {
    images: false,
    links: true,
    description: true,
    delete_original: true,
  };

kentfredric

Mods loadeded with MagicLauncher

Core Mods, and the order they're loaded in:

• Modloader
• liteloader
• improved chat ( lightmod edition )
• rei minimap
• optifine

kentfredric

use v5.14;
use strict;
use warnings;

use Win32::Job;
use File::Which qw( which );

sub _win32_escape_command_token {
   my $token = shift;

kentfredric

The upstream module in question has dual-build, so its not a show-stopper, however, our eclass situation is such that gentoo will:

1. In the presence of a Build.PL file, always used Module::Build style invocation, regardless of truth.

2. In the scenario where Build.PL is Not Module::Build, erroneously complain about a dependency on Module::Build, which is not necessary

3. Also entirely fail to QA check on the appropriate dependency when Build.PL requires some other things.

Essentially, the QA check we have in place is a bit wonky, and the mechanism that triggers it is wonky and unreliable too.

kentfredric

--- /usr/portage/eclass/perl-module.eclass	2013-12-30 11:01:16.000000000 +1300
+++ /tmp/perl-module-r1.eclass	2014-01-12 02:30:27.526844896 +1300
@@ -52,6 +52,22 @@
 		;;
 esac
 
+case "${PERL_MODULE_TOOLKIT//[[:space:]]/}" in
+	mb)
+		DEPEND="${DEPEND} virtual/perl-Module-Build"
+		;;