All, Does anybody have any suggestion how the Directory structuring of Modules.
For instance I would like to support 3 languages. Therefore I want 3 different versions of the same module, but each one providing error messages and output in a specific language. so perhaps:- MyName::SubName1::Foo::eng::Object MyName::SubName1::Foo::ger::Object MyName::SubName2::Foo::Bar::eng::Object MyName::SubName2::Foo::Bar::ger::Object MyName::SubName1::Foo::Bar::Haha::eng::Object MyName::SubName1::Foo::Bar::Haha::ger::Object or like this:- MyName::eng::::SubName1::Foo MyName::ger::SubName1::Foo MyName::eng::SubName2::Foo::Bar MyName::ger::SubName2::Foo::Bar MyName::eng::SubName1::Foo::Bar::Haha MyName::ger::SubName1::Foo::Bar::Haha I tend to lean towards the first Set as this keeps all versions of a modules near each other, but does indeed comprise of lot's of Object.pm's. The second method would seem to follow CPAN structure of the moduleName.pm variety. However to take that to the next step I could have a lot of eng.pm, ger.pm's hanging around. MyName::SubName1::Foo::Bar::eng MyName::SubName1::Foo::Bar::ger MyName::SubName2::Foo::ger MyName::SubName2::Foo::end So, can anybody provide and views pointers on this dilemna? I do want to be able to make it easy to add new Modules for new languages one at a time. My code already works out the language name and pulls it in with a require - at runtime. (any suggested improvements to this are also welcomed), Everything is running under mod_perl. regards Marty _______________________________________________ Perl-Unix-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe: http://listserv.ActiveState.com/mailman/mysubs
