You're asking what I want from Widget XYZ? What is Widget XYZ anyway? Substitute Widget XYZ for whatever. Educating yourself what Widget XYZ is prior to conjecture demonstrably leads to far more productive discourse, and importantly less wasted time for others to address the literal fundamentals. There's a massive difference in asking for technical help/input vs wanting to be spoon fed the basic principals under discussion, especially when there's so much info in the OP to begin with. "I can explain it to you, but I can't understand it for you."

In reply to Re^4: What would you like to see in a Virtual Filesystem for Perl? by marto
in thread What would you like to see in a Virtual Filesystem for Perl? by NERDVANA

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