Re: How to bundle additional non-core CPAN modules with a custom set

Limitations: I cannot use PAR, it needs to be simple

What you're describing is a task PAR is designed to handle easily. It's really simple. Why can't you use it?

Simon Cozens has published an article called "Using the Web as a GUI" in The Perl Journal (2004/0411), describing a project just like yours. Unfortunately, it's only available on a subscription basis.

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Re^2: How to bundle additional non-core CPAN modules with a custom set by Your Mother (Archbishop) on Aug 13, 2005 at 20:38 UTC
I've played with PAR a bit and I really like it. In this case, I'm on a different box (OS X BSD vs Linux) from the client and I don't want to try to develop remotely; I don't want to add hours to the project and I'm barely PAR competant though I had some success with a couple test apps; and I want to give them something with few layers of abstraction. If there isn't a simply way to do what I want without it, though, I am thinking about revisiting PAR for it.	[reply]

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Re^2: How to bundle additional non-core CPAN modules with a custom set
by Your Mother (Archbishop) on Aug 13, 2005 at 20:38 UTC

I've played with PAR a bit and I really like it. In this case, I'm on a different box (OS X BSD vs Linux) from the client and I don't want to try to develop remotely; I don't want to add hours to the project and I'm barely PAR competant though I had some success with a couple test apps; and I want to give them something with few layers of abstraction.

If there isn't a simply way to do what I want without it, though, I am thinking about revisiting PAR for it.

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