I haven't more than glanced at this (my stack keeps growing), but it may
be what you are looking for:
That's exactly what I needed (and, sadly,
was even in my very underused bookmarks!). And conveniently, it also provides
me with a good example of using OptionParser to parse options while falling
back to YAML for a default config. Talk about serendipity.
thomaslockney.12367860@bloglines.com said:
That's exactly what I needed (and, sadly, was even in my very
underused bookmarks!). And conveniently, it also provides me with a
good example of using OptionParser to parse options while falling back
to YAML for a default config. Talk about serendipity.
Still, that multi-part code should be put in Net::HTTP, or at least in
some library where other people can use it without a Google search.
Ryan