I moved this to meditations, according to ... 
One more thing: Meditations is sometimes used as a sounding-board — a place to post initial drafts of Perl tutorials, code modules, book reviews, articles, quizzes, etc. — so that the author can benefit from the collective insight of the Perl monks before publishing the finished item to its proper place (be it Tutorials, Code Catacombs, Reviews, or whatever). If you do this, it is generally considered appropriate to prefix your node title with "RFC:" (for "Request For Comments").

please edit your title and prefix "RFC: "

please link your module properly with [mod://RTE::Dump]

Cheers Rolf
(addicted to the Perl Programming Language :)
Wikisyntax for the Monastery

In reply to Re: RTE::Dump suggestions by LanX
in thread RFC: RTE::Dump suggestions by Bpl

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