Hello,
I agree about not placing it in the XML::RSS namespace if I'm not subclassing
XML::RSS. "RSS::MediaRSS" sounds pretty good, since it distinguishes RSS from
MediaRSS which indeed differ. I do notice that there is a RSS::Video::Google
module, so mine would have good company :-)
Thanks for
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In article , Michael Gatto
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> I'm writing a module for CPAN and want some advice on naming. The module's
> purpose is to create a MediaRSS feed by scanning a directory of video files
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In article <5ad28fa5-56cc-4ced-b9c0-8452197fd...@ironkeyboard.com>,
George Budd wrote:
> My initial thought was that I would name the module "IPsonar-", but
> in looking at the namespace
[ this is the same thing i posted in my reply to the same message
on comp.lang.perl.modules ]
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, John Clyman
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> $error_messages = Messages->new({
> bad_file_format => 'File format not recognized!',
> file_open_failed => sub
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Pat Deegan - Psychogenic) writes:
> MiniXML includes a pure Perl implementation of the API that allows
> you to access XML data and create valid XML output with a tree-based
> hierarchy of elements - you may wish to have a look at
> http://minixml.psychogenic.com/ for a detaile
Matthew Smith wrote at Fri, 12 Jul 2002 06:37:53 +0200:
> I'm looking to create a simple Perl module to return the distance between two points
>on the Earth,
> using a great circle calculation. I was thinking of using GEO::Great_Circle or
>something of that
> ilk.
>
I'm not a geograph,
but a
