Re: Module submission Module::Include

[Arthur Bergman]

On söndag, mar 30, 2003, at 00:52 Europe/Stockholm, Perl Authors Upload 
Server wrote:

    Module::Include allows you to upstream duplication in Perl
    projects. It stores code both inline (between #include and #end
    statements) and in a repository module that is a subclass of
    Module::Include.
    In addition you can pass arguments to #include that get used in a
    templating system. And you can override the default templating to
    use any other template system.
    Module::Inlude rewrites your code and also rewrites the subclass
    repository. It comments out the 'use Subclass' line from your code
    so that when you ship your code, the receiver does not need to have
    Module::Include.
Is Module:: really a good name for this since it's actually a kind of 
macro language?

Arthur