The C in CPAN is "Comprehensive". :)

The idea of a modulino is that there is a little run routine which you can use by default, but someone else can still use all of the subroutines and supporting code from the module if they like your application but want it just a little bit differently. They use your modulino but subclass it to change the run() subroutine and to override the parts they want to change.

Do do any of that they need to be able to get it, and that means putting it on CPAN. So, upload! :)

(Oh, and it's just Mastering Perl :)

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In reply to Re: Modulinos and CPAN-appropriateness by brian_d_foy
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