Ron,

Thanks your interest in this. I'm curious about the decision to move the imaging code into the core. Uploading could be about a lot of other transformations besides image resizing, and the old design of handing image transformations through a helper module seemed like a reasonable interface:

Before: 

gen_files => {       
   'my_thumb' => gen_thumb({ w => 100, h => 100 }),
 }

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After: 
 transform => {
    imager  => Imager -> new(),
    options => {xpixels => 400, ypixels => 500},
}

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That looks worse to me, and sets a precedent for supporting imagers internally, while before there was example of adding new transformers via plugins.

Mark Stosberg

In reply to Re: RFC: CGI::Uploader V 2.90_01 by markjugg
in thread RFC: CGI::Uploader V 2.90_01 by Anonymous Monk

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