On Thursday 05 July 2007, Kip Hampton wrote:
> Shlomi,
>
> Sorry for taking ages to get back to you but health concerns and other
> mundania have been severely taxing my time.

I see, and I'm sorry to hear that.

>
> I'm very pleased to have you as a co-maintainer on XML::SemanticDiff.

Thanks.

> Its a decent module that meets a fairly common need; I just haven't been
> able to give it the time it deserves. Feel free to patch and extend to
> your heart's content, I would only ask that you give me a heads-up
> before jumping into any major architectural changes.
>

OK. My plans for the module for the near future are:

1. Improve the Kwalitee and Quality of the distribution by adding README, 
t/pod.t, t/pod-coverage.t, etc.

2. Convert the PathFinder namespace ("package PathFinder;" in 
lib/XML/SemanticDiff.pm) to XML::SemanticDiff::PathFinder. That should be a 
minor change but will contribute to the distribution's namespace-purity.

3. Convert PathFinder to use object slots instead of global (but defined 
with "my") variables. This will be done by using closures that will pass 
$self (the controlling object instance) there. This is a relatively major 
architectural change - it won't change the algorithm, but will make the code 
more modular.

> >> My only question concerns the license. I see that the
> >> previous version was licensed under the same terms as Perl itself. Will
> >> you continue to do as well, or do you plan to change it to your UCLA
> >> license?
>
> The license should remain the same.
>

It will remain the same.

> And thanks to you CPANistas for following up on this. For future
> reference: I'm not dead, I'm only pining for the fjords.
>

I sure hope you get better. Good medicine.

Regards,

        Shlomi Fish

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