Dave Page wrote:>If it is all your own code then of course, you can do as you
wish. But>as I pointed out, the base classes you said you were using
were>originally based on other classes written by myself and others.I believed
the intention of the Artistic License was not to prevent usage of parts of the
code in closed source projects,but to prevent publication of code which looks
like the original code and could cause confusion as to whatis the original
work.Isn't this stated even more clearly in the 2.0 verision of the
License?From http://www.perlfoundation.org/artistic_license_2_0:(8) You are
permitted to link Modified and Standard Versions with otherworks, to embed the
Package in a larger work of your own, or to buildstand-alone binary or bytecode
versions of applications that includethe Package, and Distribute the result
without restriction, providedthe result does not expose a direct interface to
the Package.Regards,Knut
