>>>>> On Tue, 30 Apr 2002 12:10:00 +0200, Simone Caldana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Andreas J. Koenig wrote: >> Simone, >> I'm sorry, your request from back in February seems to have gone >> through unacknowledged. At least I cannot find your name in the CPAN >> database. Are you still interested in becoming registered? Please let >> me know and I'll make up an account. > Well... I have to admit I was took over by other things (you know, job > and such :)) and completely forgot about it :) So we are not alone:-) > I do not know if it would be good to post a module which has enhanced > functionality but a poor error handling. It's simple: Code that does solve a problem is better than no code. It really depends on the competition. If there is something that is unambiguosly better, don't publish. If there's something of similar quality, publish and tell the people where you see your potential and where you see your code positioned. If the error handling is bad, document it. Quite often your users will judge your module better than you yourself. Let them do so. Maybe one of them will take over what you have started and will win a day or more of preparation. Let us know if we can register you. Good luck, -- andreas
