I need some advice on names for some modules that I've had kicking around for a while and am now planning to upload to CPAN. some of these modules may well form the basis of a series of articles in PerlMonth. In approximately decreasing order of usefulness, here are my current names for the modules together with brief descriptions. Obviously I can supply more details if required. Array::Compare Like it says, this object allows you two compare two arrays and tells you if they are identical. Also allows particular elements of the array to be 'skipped' in the comparison. Calendar Produces a string which contains the calendar for one month in a format similar to the one produced by the Unix 'cal' utility. HTML::Calendar Subclass of Calendar. Produces its output as an HTML table. (Originally I called this CGI::Calendar, but now I _think_ I think that HTML::Calendar is more descriptive, but should it be Calendar::HTML?) Number::String Basically a demonstration of 'use overload'. Objects created by this module act just like normal numbers most of the time, but when you come to print them out, they are converted to words, like 'one', 'three hundred and sixty two' and 'three point one four two'. (Someone on the London.pm mailing list suggested that this might fit better in the Silly:: namespace.) Any advice would be much appreciated. Regards, Dave... -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] | <http://www.dave.org.uk> | ICQ: 34465585 "I'm a million different people from one day to the next" - Richard Ashcroft
