I am back building modules. In the past I have always hand built file/package structure, Makefile.pl etc because I have always had trouble getting h2xs -X -n Foo::Bar to do what I want.

So here's what it(h2xs) does: 

h2xs -X -n Foo::Bar
produces;
Foo/Bar/Bar.pm with Bar's package name as 'package Foo::Bar'
now if you 
use Foo::Bar;
it of course is not found, you need
use Foo::Bar::Bar;

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What I want is: 

Foo/Bar.pm

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Am I missing something or does h2xs just work as it appears and I still need to move stuff around by hand to get what I want.

Thanks.

mitd-Made in the Dark
'My favourite colour appears to be grey.'

In reply to Module Building and h2xs by mitd

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