Hi,
yes, you are right, there is a huge amount of config modules on CPAN, but
most of them are part of another package or they does not fit our
requirements. In fact we needed a generic module, which supports nested
blocks,here-docs and multi-options(named blocks or multiple identical
options with different values which will returned as array) and does
not require additional modules.
IMHO it is not suited for Apache:: namespace(and it has nothing to with
apache, it just uses a similar format because most people are familiar
with it), but I found a module named CONFIG::Hash(but it supports only
key/value pairs) - if it is ok, I would like to contact the author of this
module if we can merge our modules.
Btw, does it have a special case why the CONFIG Namespace is all
uppercase?
Thanks,
Thomas
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> Note from Andreas J. K�nig:
> There are really more than a dozen modules to read and manipulate
> config files. Please try the
> m /^config/
> command on the CPAN shell and if really all suck for you, then
> try again in the Apache namespace (348 modules there) and if you still
> find nothing that comes close to yours, then, please, name your module
> Config::Something or Apache::Something but do not open a new rootlevel
> namespace. Thanks!
>
