* Arthur Bergman ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [020803 20:45]:
> On fredag, augusti 2, 2002, at 03:49 , Mark Overmeer wrote:
> About two months ago, I registered a new module, however it seems
> nobody cared to take any action. Can anyone have a look at it this
> time?
>
> Module Hash::Case, original message
> http://www.xray.mpe.mpg.de/mailing-lists/modules/2002-06/msg00272.html
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>
> Why not in the Tie::* namespace?
I know that some people prefer the Tie::* name-space. But why? Maybe
because it is such a nice feature in Perl.
>From my point of view, naming a module Tie::* just because it uses
a tie, is comparable to naming a variable $ref_to_array_of_values
where a $queue object is meant.
'Tie' gives the wrong kind of information: it tells about the use,
not the content of the package.
By the way, Object-oriented packages are also not all the
'Object' name-space. OO is also a nice feature of Perl.
Tie::Array, however, is a well chosen name, because that module is
used to support the tie-mechanism. Hash::Case::Lower is used to
support certain use of hashes.
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I hope this answer satisfies your concerns,
MarkOv %-]
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