Dear Igor, Thank you for the interest to the mod_perl users list. Your contribution might be very welcome over here after some formal modifications:
1. You need to make your packaging and documentation CPAN compatible, because this is the only way to distribute your code to community and to make your code popular. Clear POD is _extremely_ important, it is extracted from your code automatically when the code is packaged properly. The following resource might be of your interest: http://www.perl.com/pub/a/2005/04/14/cpan_guidelines.html 2. You are expected to submit to the list the initial rfc (reference for comments) proposing your module with clear explanations why/when your code is better then other existing alternatives available from CPAN. You can expect then a fair discussion on the list and will be able to decide finally what to do with the module. Yes, it takes an extra-time, but it worth to do, believe me.. On Sun, 2005-05-08 at 06:21, Igor Rojdestvenski wrote: > I have made a dumb, simple and quite convenient XML parser/unparser in > Perl, which may be quite handy for mod_perl developers. Feel free to > download it (also free) from > http://www.patronov.net/programs/hashparser.pm. > Self documented. Any modifications of the code are permitted without > any limitations. Comments will be appreciated as well as if you make a > reference to "Igor Rojdestvenski" when using it. Kind regards, -- Slava Bizyayev -- Setting the pace for tomorrow's Internet today. Join us and find out more about the future direction of this widely acknowledged server software. == ApacheCon 2005 == Stuttgart, Germany 18-22 July 2005 http://apachecon.com/2005/EU/html/sessions.html The same hardware, just 20 times faster. Friday, 22 July 2005, 10:00 -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] +44(0)208-923-5913 http://www.dynagzip.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] +44(0)794-766-4131 - mobile AIM: SlavaBizyayev
