On or about Tue, Mar 20, 2001 at 12:24:38PM -0500, Chris Devers typed: >Would a CPAN replacement have to be "drop-in"? I can see the argument behind making >replacements for MSA code be functionally identical in most visible ways, but when >you're dealing with CPAN code, presumably, you're dealing with somewhat more savvy >programmers that could handle having to tweak a few things to get a replacement up & >running. When you're dealing with the sort of programmers who would choose to use this module in the first place...? Roger
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