Hello,
 
I am posting here as a last resort after exhausting the available documentation on Packaging up a Module for distribution.
 
I know how h2xs -AX -n ModuleName is used, for packaging _A_ module. (One module). I can't find ANY examples covering packaging up a complete program.
 
I have a perl script that uses a number of modules that I've created. How do I set it up so that when doing the 'perl Makefile.pl', 'make', 'make test', 'make install', I am usuing all of these modules, and the actually script that I want people to use.
 
Can someone post a complete example using more that one module with a primary executable script all one happy package OR explain to me the "correct" way to think about this type of a situation.
 
Exscuse me if I am being vague, but the subject that I am covering is very general and I haven't been able to find any documented examples to better clear up my misunderstandings.
 
Thanks in advance.

In reply to Packaging Up a Complete Perl Program by nick

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