package RPC_OO;

This is not a CPAN-worthy script (yet), because it has very bad error handling (if any). Referencing a global special scalar ($@ here) is probably not a very good idea. There are two kinds of false wantarrays, namely defined and undefined - you should think about handling them both.

RPC_OO is a bad package name, because it's top-level, and there already are a lot of RPC modules in the RPC:: namespace. _IF_ (and I think you really should not) you decide to put this on CPAN, at least rename it to RPC::OO.

And all modules should have detailed documentation, of course!

I haven't used RPC in any way, but I think it needs to be easy to use. That is, I think you should know only a line or five to get it running, and not have to copy/paste a given synopsis. 

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In reply to Re: RFC: RPC_OO.pm by Juerd
in thread RFC: RPC_OO.pm by Necos

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