well, here's a slightly edited script i used to start creating a bundle of modules for a project i'm trying to finish: 
#!/usr/bin/perl

use ExtUtils::ModuleMaker;

my $mod = ExtUtils::ModuleMaker->new(
   NAME => 'ConferenceBuilder',
   EXTRA_MODULES => [ { NAME => 'ConferenceBuilder::Foundation' },
            { NAME => 'ConferenceBuilder::Instance' },
            { NAME => 'ConferenceBuilder::Accreditations' },
            { NAME => 'ConferenceBuilder::Products' },
            { NAME => 'ConferenceBuilder::Sessions' },
            { NAME => 'ConferenceBuilder::Addons' },
        ],
   AUTHOR => { NAME =>'geektron', EMAIL => 'me@email.com',
               ORGANIZATION => 'Dis.Organized', WEBSITE => 'http://www
+.perlmonks.org' },
   VERSION => '0.01',
   LICENSE => 'artistic',
    );

$mod->complete_build();

[download]
just chmod it to executable, and run.

it made all the modules in the ConferenceBuilder tree and ConferenceBuilder.pm

In reply to Re^4: Application Testing: Custom Module or Perl Test Files? by geektron
in thread Application Testing: Custom Module or Perl Test Files? by ghenry

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