Re: use Ensure -- module to spot undefined stuff

Perhaps I'm going it alone, but ... Please post the sources here. I dislike "source code" nodes with no sources. (Ooops, wrong reply button.) UPDATE: Indeed. I'd even accept a link to the cpan sources, but the way it's presented above, I expect link-rot to take it down after a year or two.

-Paul

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Re^2: use Ensure -- module to spot undefined stuff by alexm (Chaplain) on Aug 06, 2008 at 15:29 UTC
I agree. Plus, why not uploading it to CPAN?	[reply]
Re^3: use Ensure -- module to spot undefined stuff by gone2015 (Deacon) on Aug 06, 2008 at 16:44 UTC
I didn't think 750 lines of module (with POD) would be welcomed as part of a posting.... so I posted a URL. Uploading to CPAN requires a little more effort. I've done a first pass of the documentation, which I hope is enough for the module to be usable. If it is thought to be useful, then I'll do the rest of the work necessary for a CPAN upload. (If it's not useful then URL decay will do it's work -- natural-selection-wise.)	[reply]
Re^4: use Ensure -- module to spot undefined stuff by alexm (Chaplain) on Aug 06, 2008 at 17:20 UTC
If it is thought to be useful, then I'll do the rest of the work necessary for a CPAN upload. You've already done much of the necessary work for a CPAN module, except for a few tests maybe (but you can add them anytime). Just upload it and let people decide if it's useful or not. At least, that's more or less what brian_d_foy told us in his recent visit to Barcelona Perl Mongers. Besides, being in CPAN will make your module easier to find.	[reply]
Re^4: use Ensure -- module to spot undefined stuff by Arunbear (Prior) on Aug 07, 2008 at 11:16 UTC
Code (including POD) are welcomed as part of a posting especially in the section you've posted in, as long as the post doesn't exceed 64Kb. Yours is only about 24Kb, so please post it here.	[reply]