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I have put up the Alter module on CPAN, essentially unchanged against the version I introduced a week ago.

This means I have cast into the wind the sage advice about renaming the module to something that better converys its purpose (but inevitably longer). What's to say? Naming decisions are guts decisions (and particularly hard to make) and that's the way my guts are swinging, if you'll pardon the imagery. The modicum of impudence that lies in occupying a top level name for the little thing is taken into account.

Anno

Update: Made mention of Alter a link

In reply to Alter - Alter Ego Objects on CPAN by Anno
in thread RFC: Alter - Perl extension for Alter Ego Objects by Anno

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