Hi all,
I am putting the finishing touches on my Acme::Inline::Brainfuck module,
which allows you call Brainfuck (an 8 instruction turing complete
language - and you thought Perl was obfuscated!) programs from Perl code.
However, the standard Inline module does not allow you to call modules in
the Acme::Inline namespace, but requires modules be in the Inline
namespace.
I note that this problem has been solved in Acme::Inline::PERL by naming the
module Acme::Inline::PERL, but installing it in Inline::PERL through some
Makefile trickery.
I found this solution somewhat inelegant, so I have quickly hacked up an
Acme::Inline module, which essentially does:
package Acme::Inline;
BEGIN { push @INC, map "$_/Acme", @INC; }
sub import { use Inline @_; }
1;
And then I can use Acme::Inline::Brainfuck like you'd expect, viz:
use Acme::Inline Brainfuck ...
So I'm seeking feedback on whether this is a good approach or not before I
submit my two modules.
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