I searched CPAN for some obvious namespaces such latin, unicode, convert and text to have an idea of what is out there. Latin showed three modules, not related between them; unicode showed 23 modules, and your module under such namespace would be at position 3. There are 101 modules under word convert and 345 under text, where you would be at position 17 :)

Your module doesn't belong only to unicode namespace, not even convert; it seems enough general and bounded to text conversion. So your choice seems correct to me, except that Text namespace is a bit crowded.

A possible solution would be to change perspective and stick it under Unicode, possibly leaving out conversions that can be achieved using other modules piped with yours.

Ciao, Valerio

In reply to Re: YA Text encoding module -- Text::Daud by valdez
in thread YA Text encoding module -- Text::Daud by herveus

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