I was looking for the origins of fixpath() in MakeMaker and was very surprised to find it in File::Spec::VMS along with eliminate_macros(). Why are they there? They're about make macros, not filepath operations. Also, they're the only object method in File::Spec and pretty much intended to be called with a MakeMaker object.
Unless I hear protests otherwise, I'm going to copy them into ExtUtils::MM_VMS and deprecate the versions in File::Spec::VMS. I don't think they're used outside of MakeMaker, I'm currently scanning CPAN to check. -- Michael G. Schwern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://www.pobox.com/~schwern/ Perl Quality Assurance <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Kwalitee Is Job One <Schwern> Contrary to popular belief, Perl is not developed by a team of independently wealthy mad scientists. <autrijus> (qw/independent wealthy mad scientist/)[rand(3)]; # choose one <autrijus> the reason it's not rand(4) is because perl isn't a science :p
