Ken Williams wrote: > Actually, I don't agree. If we want to be easier to use, I think we'd > be better off building GUI apps on top of M::B's APIs, or --- get this > --- some kind of interactive shell that knows how to call M::B properly > and deal with its output. Let's call that shell CPAN.pm. =)
This is an aside, but if anyone ever used the MacOS Classic version of Module::Build they'd see it had actual menus! Because there is no command line there was no way to say "./Build test". Instead it used the very simple MacPerl::Pick() and MacPerl::Ask() built-in GUI functions to provide simple menus and dialogs asking the user what command they would like to run and if there were any arguments.
