Sorry for quick reply without notice that you are suggesting another name
for the module.
I prefer File::Large as people search for the terms Perl crash or dump large
files and this
is the term I used to search for when faced crash on dealing with large file
on virtual hosting
where resources are limited.

Ahmed A. E.
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-----Original Message-----
From: brian d foy [mailto:brian.d....@gmail.com] 
Sent: Sunday, January 26, 2014 9:45 PM
To: mews...@cpan.org
Subject: Re: Module submission File::Large

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In article <20140125175956.961d83...@pause.perl.org>, "Perl Authors Upload
Server" <upl...@pause.perl.org> wrote:

> The following module was proposed for inclusion in the Module List:
> 
>   modid:       File::Large
>   DSLIP:       RdpOp
>   description: Large and giant text file performance reader
>   userid:      MEWSOFT (Ahmed Amin Elsheshtawy ???? ???? ????????)

>   rationale:
> 
>     This module solves the problem with reading large and huge text
>     files in Perl. It is designed to read only block by block as needed.

Although you're using it on large files, it seems that this module is really
about buffered reads. Maybe people would want to use it for files other than
large files. As Johan noted, though, Perl is already supposed to do this for
you.

What about File::ReadBuffer or something like that, to describe what it's
doing instead of a particular use case?

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