1DOCS-REF 1liner Gtk2 JAPH-poems-obfu-fun PDL Par Qt Quiz SDL SWF Tcl Tk Tk-big X11 Zinc admin algorithms array ascii-hex audio binary-data cgi compression conditionals csvdb curses data-munging date-time dbm devel-debugging encryptions error-carp-taint fcgi file-dir-ops filtering graphics hash html inline input ipc keyboard loops mail microperl misc modules net numbers objects parrot perlguts perlmonks-snippets pod poe ppt printout-stdout program-execution ps-pdf regex rpm screen search-engine security serial-comm signals sockets sorting sql sqlite string-ops subroutines swig system-exec templates threading tie tricks unicode video virii win32 xml xs zip-code-lat-long
Then in each of those directories, I have subdirs called 1DOCS( so it's at the top), and a subdir for each project in that catagory. I also place the many varied snippets that releate to that catagory. I try to name the snippets to be descriptive of their content, like "dir-list-recursive" or "threaded-shared-hash", etc,
Now I can go to the directory catagory and scan the names for the snippet I'm looking for, OR when I'm just looking for usage of a function, I scan each file for the word with Gtk2 Visual Grep or in the past... ztksearch. Those apps let me recursively scan the directories for a name fragment, or a word fragment in the files.
Using this system, I can find whatever I need within a minute.
In reply to Re: Organizing personal perl library (AKA, personal CPAN)
by zentara
in thread Organizing personal perl library (AKA, personal CPAN)
by srdst13
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