Hi, Mr. Robert. At Sun, 07 Oct 2001 02:41:50 -0400, Kirrily Robert wrote: > >> >> I've implemented 'memfrob' bogo-encryption(?) routine provided > >> >> with GNU libc. It is written in 100% pure Perl, so with this > >> >> library, you can frobnicate and defrobnicate strings without > >> >> glibc. > >> >> > >> >> I will name it String::Memfrob. > >> Maybe Crypt::Memfrob? > >I think we should call it String::Memfrob. Because, in glibc, > >memfrob(3) is provided by <string.h>, not <crypt.h>. > > I think that Crypt::Memfrob is best. We don't need to support gratuitous > compatibility with legacy languages ;) ... we're aiming at *Perl* > programmers here after all, and I think if I were looking for encryption > or bogo-encryption routines I'd look in Crypt::
OK I see. I'll call it Crypt::Memfrob. Thank you for your advices, Mr. Koenig and Mr. Robert. > For example, I'd look for a rot13 module in Crypt:: before anywhere > else. I've hesitated to name it Crypt:: because memfrob is so simple, naive algorithm. -- Keiichiro Nagano
