Many thanks. The primary maintainer uses Subversion, and pointed me to the current repository. I need a copy of Subversion so I can copy the current code base and make my mistakes changes without permanent impact.

I have asked him a lot of questions, and am trying to give him a break, which is why I'm asking everyone else in the Monastery.

My questions are going to sound really newbie, and I apologize. While I've been a programmer for a real long time, it's mostly been Big Iron (would you believe my strongest language is PL/1?), and I'm desperately trying to pull myself into the 21st Century.

Again, thank you for your help.

In reply to Re^2: How do you support your first CPAN module? by apl
in thread How do you support your first CPAN module? by apl

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