[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Andreas J. Koenig) writes:

> >> lists the new location as:
> >> 
> >> http://www.Lehigh.EDU/~sol0/ddumont/ptk_module_list.html
> 
>   > This is correct thanks to Steve Lidie who lends me some place out of
>   > HP firewalls.
> 
> So Dominique, there are two things to say: PAUSE allows overwrites of
> HTML files, so in principle you could have uploaded into your CPAN
> directory.

And give people a direct pointer to the file in my directory. Why
didn't I think of it ??? It's much simpler .... :o}

>   Would anybody object if I just started to do the folding now? Of
>   course, all maintainers of module lists will get the required
>   privileges to maintain the modulelist via PAUSE as far as possible.

I don't object at all. Maintaining the ptk module by editing an HTML
file is not much fun.

>   Recap why: The advantage for the users would be a consistent look at
>   modules information (e.g. information accessible also from CPAN.pm),
>   and a single point of getting at it (THE module list). 

Good.

> The advantage for authors would be a single point of applying for
> registration and a software that handles their information mostly
> automatically, especially allows editing without human
> intervention. 

Great !

>   The most interesting improvement for us maintainers is the tiny new
>   module CPAN::Admin that comes with the current CPAN.pm in
>   A/AN/ANDK/CPAN-1.58_55.tar.gz. Please, give it a try with

I will try it as soon as I can.

> I have made you, Dominique, member of the group modmaint, so PAUSE
> should show you the ModListMaint menu from now on. Let me know if this
> is OK for you or which problems it may cause for you. One consequence
> would be, of course, that the module list changes under your feet
> because the users can edit their lines. But this makes maintainance
> easier in some way. Let me know your thoughts.--Thanks!

All in all, this is very good news. 

But, the Tk modules are now covering quite a range of applications:
specialised widget (RO::Text, TreeGraph ,...) , "real estate" manager
(NoteBook, Pane ...), development widget (debugger, logger) and so on.

Would it be possible to add sub-chapters in the module list within the
Tk (or XML, or whatever) category ? 

HTH

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