Good day, sisters and brothers. I'm in need of some quality feedback on a new module I'm working on. It hasn't been relased on CPAN yet, and is still what I would consider early alpha code. I'd like any constructive input you would care to provide, including a name for the module. For the moment I'm calling it Crypt::Playwright, though I'm not necessarily wed to that name. The module is mildly funny and moderately useful. It does actually perform a somewhat useful function, so I wasn't sure it was appropriate to place it under the Acme:: family of modules.

At any rate, the code (which is approx 350 lines) appears in my follow-up to this post. Kindly post reponses to this, the parent node, rather than replying to the code post, which follows.

Thanks much.
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Kurt

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