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http://ratings.cpan.org doesn't use SSL so neither do I.

Most of the stuff in this module are already core in perl5. The additions are AppConfig::Std which makes being a perl-script with embedded documentation exceedingly nice (and configuration, etc). It also lets me piggy-back on cpan-upload's .pause file which makes the entire process even easier. I also avoided reams of plumbing work dealing with HTML parsing and the like by using WWW::Mechanize. I'm not sure what additional modules you thought were excessive but getting those two in makes it Just Right.

I have no idea what in the POD would lead you to think I was going to examine site_perl.

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Re^3: submit-cpan-ratings - upload ratings to CPAN for stuff you've used
by belg4mit (Prior) on Aug 24, 2004 at 00:28 UTC
    No, I said the description implies reading site_perl; which seems like a good feature to add since it's not there; the POD then clarifies that this not the case.

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      I'm confused. The POD is a copy of the description. I wrote it once, made a copy and altered the markup from POD to HTML. What part of the description implies it reads site_perl?

      I don't know of any good way to do this other than oh... parse all the perl in site_perl and use pause-like techniques to find the packages. Yeah, ok. Maybe I do know how to do this. Neat feature suggestion!

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        submit-cpan-ratings is a script which automates the process of finding the modules you've used in your code
        I read an implied "ever", as in not in specific code, but modules that you've used (and are therefore in site_perl)

        If you submit this to CPAN (presumably to cpan scripts) I'd recommend PARing in the modules.

        What's to parse? You can File::Find to walk the tree no? Then use existing &get_installed_module_version.

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