I see there's a DPKG-Tools package on CPAN. Maybe your module would fit nicely inside that package? It seems that your module would be most useful to those people that already handle dpkgs anyway.

Another idea would be to put it into the Archive:: namespace, which is already well-established. E.g.

I find it nicer to flesh out existing (and fitting, of course) namespaces rather than creating new ones.

Update: By the way, I don't find it so necessary to have "Parse" in the name. Many Perl modules do parsing, and most of the time it is just enough to name the thing that your module is dealing with (in this case: control files). It is implied that you parse those files in order to read/write them :).

In reply to Re: CPAN namespace help for Parse::DebControl by crenz
in thread CPAN namespace help for Parse::DebControl by JayBonci

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