I have a script (systray-morbo.pl) that creates a systray icon on Windows.

Naming things is notoriously hard. However, if it is only designed to run under MS Windows I think it would be appropriate to put that somewhere in the name.

I see that there is already a Win32::SysTray module - how much does this differ from yours? If it does something similar but for the general case, is there a benefit to having a second module which is more specifically just for Morbo? I don't know as I am not a Windows user. Perhaps your module already uses this other one and builds upon it which might be useful.

If your code is already accessible somewhere, perhaps a link to it would help others with an interest suggest and appropriate name and course of action. If it's small you could even post it here.

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In reply to Re: How to name a module providing a systray morbo controller by hippo
in thread How to name a module providing a systray morbo controller by capfan

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