Treasure Hunt Questions

PDL::FAQ is a Perl module for frequently asked questions about PDL. This is a considerably reworked version of the PDL FAQ. As such many errors might have crept in and many updates might not have made it in. You are explicitly encouraged to let us know about questions which you think should be... Platforms: *nix

Template::FAQ contains Frequently Asked Questions about the Template Toolkit. Template Toolkit Language Why doesnt [% a = b IF c %] work as expected? Because the parser interprets it as [% a = (b IF c) %] Do this instead: [% SET a = b IF c %] If Im using TT to write out a TT... Platforms: *nix

Log::Log4perl::FAQ is a Perl module that contains Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on Log::Log4perl. This FAQ shows a wide variety of commonly encountered logging tasks and how to solve them in the most elegant way with Log::Log4perl. Most of the time, this will be just a matter of smartly... Platforms: *nix

cdialog allows you to present a variety of questions or display messages using dialog boxes from a shell script. Starting point for cdialog v.0.9a was dialog-0.6c. Many new features like as Resolution-independence, Auto-sizing, Maximizing, more widget on the same screen (multi-widget), etc.... Platforms: *nix

The Lindt and SprRngli's iconic Gold Bunny is on the loose! Search several U.S. cities to find the Gold Bunny and unlock trivia questions about chocolate and the cities you visit. Platforms: Windows

XBase::FAQ is a Perl module with frequently asked questions about the XBase.pm/DBD::XBase modules. This is a list of questions people asked since the module has been announced in fall 1997, and my answers to them.. Platforms: *nix

The Faq-O-Matic is a CGI-based system that automates the process of maintaining a FAQ list. It allows visitors to your FAQ to take part in keeping it up-to-date. A permission system also makes it useful as a help-desk application, bug-tracking database, or documentation system. Jon wrote an... Platforms: *nix

Spotter is a program that lets students check their answers to math and science questions. It handles symbolic as well as numerical answers. Spotter application is free and open source. I got the idea for Spotter from LON-CAPA, which is also free and open-source. The programs are alike in... Platforms: *nix

Ace Operator offers a simple and inexpensive way to connect online customers with live operators who can answer questions about products and provide sales support, technical support and training. Ace Operator project is a customer contact solution for online businesses. Online businesses can... Platforms: *nix

Code Starter creates code within seconds by just answering a few simple questions. C/C++ options include selecting variable data types and the quantity of each. HTML options include the quantity of buttons, links, radios, text boxes, etc. Platforms: Windows

Blinkensisters - Hunt for the Lost Pixels is a Parallax-style 2D scrolling game. Blinkensisters is a new 2D scrolling gaming system for Linux, MacOSX, Windows and POSIX-compatible Unix-Systems (every platform that can run SDL). You can even make your own levels with a simple text-editor.... Platforms: *nix

Enter the training center, where computer-controlled bots will hunt you.Only accuracy with your laser rifle and fast tactical decisions will save your life.Barrels provide cover, but they explode after a few hits. Blow them up and start a devastating chain reaction, but do not stand nearby!No... Platforms: Windows

A screengamer is a screensaver and game combined in one. Take control of the vampire bat and use your stake to stab the ghoulish creatures on your desktop in a splat of blood. Collect all of the blood drops to grow larger and advance to the next level. All of the action takes place right on your... Platforms: Windows

Moose::Cookbook::FAQ is a frequenty asked questions about Moose. Is Moose "production ready"? Yes and No. Currently I have one web application in production using Moose, and at $work we are re-writing our core offering to use Moose. Several other people on #moose either have sites in... Platforms: *nix

GFlashCards is a Mono app that lets you make lists of questions to ask yourself. Its very much a work in progress. I find it useful and you might too, but its probably got bugs and it could use a lot more features and polishing. Its known to run on the Debian Unstable with Mono and Gnome#... Platforms: *nix

App::faq is a Perl module witj App-Context Frequently Asked Questions. The App-Context is like a software backplane for many services required by an enterprise application. Into that backplane plug the App-Context Services. There may be many implementations of each of the App-Context Services,... Platforms: *nix

Net::LDAP::FAQ is a Perl module with Frequently Asked Questions about Net::LDAP. SYNOPSIS perldoc Net::LDAP::FAQ This document serves to answer the most frequently asked questions on both the perl-ldap Mailing List and those sent to Graham Barr. The latest version of this FAQ can be found... Platforms: *nix

ULBM is a set of C libraries for questions related to math, statistics, and numerics. ULBM adds new data types and the APIs to deal with them. New data types in scope are matrices, vectors, etc. Its intended for those who need some basic math features and not need all the power of those... Platforms: *nix

QWizard is a Perl module that can display a series of questions, get the answers, and act on the answers. SYNOPSIS # # The following code works as a application *or* as a CGI script both: # use QWizard; my %primaries = ( starting_node => { title => "starting here", introduction =>... Platforms: *nix

DBI::FAQ is a Perl module for the Frequently Asked Questions of the Perl5 Database Interface. What is DBI, DBperl, Oraperl and *perl? To quote Tim Bunce, the architect and author of DBI: ``DBI is a database access Application Programming Interface (API) for the Perl Language. The DBI API... Platforms: *nix