this should be accomplished by a standard mechanism of:
META.yml: generation: 2.2
I don't really see how asking for "Apache::Foo, generation 2.2" is any easier than asking for "Apache2_2::Foo." It seems like a purely aesthetic distinction.
Not it you have to type Apache2_2::Foo all the time. If you look at the m2p API a lot of the modules provide functions and not methods. Beside you need to:
use Apache2_2::Foo;
to.
And Joe has explained the remaining confusion about the general C APIs and version numbers.
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