| 9 | | So to speed up the process for developers, contributors and others, I created these Cookbooks |
| | 9 | So to speed up the process for developers, contributors and others, I created these Cookbooks. I have assumed that you have probaly already looked at My-Plugin and it's accomping screen cast |
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| | 11 | Recipes 01, 02 & 03 each have a zip file you can download, and play along with. They are now quite static, probably contain some mistakes or mistaken ideas, which have been rectified in the latter Recipes. The emphasis is on the boiler plate of {{{Wx::Dialogs}}} relating to Padre rather than on Perl itself. Havering said that Recipe-02 shows how to retrieve your Padre configuration data stored in config.yml. |
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| | 13 | Recipe 04 and its siblings you will find in Padres SVN, located in {{{Padre::Plugin::Cookbook}}} surprisingly, ConfigDB is a view of your local catalogue, which you may find interesting from the point of a future Plug-in developer. |
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| | 15 | Recipe 05, As this code is changing periodicity to keep up with Padre and my understanding of what is expected of a Plug-in, due to this several references are to other Plug-ins which better show or require these features in working code. |
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