There's nothing wrong with asking if something might be of value to others before submitting to CPAN. Some people treat CPAN as merely a code repository, giving no thought to the value to others, as can be seen in poor API design, lack of documentation, poor distribution name, etc. Those people should instead upload to github or bitbucket. The best CPAN authors are those who take some time to think through the decision process. | [reply] |
There's nothing wrong with asking if something might be of value to others before submitting to CPAN. And there is nothing wrong with NOT asking. The OPs specific question was about file-layout, not about what the software does.
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I developed them using eclipse, Module::Starter, and Module::Build. So I'll surely create a package in the style CPAN likes. | [reply] |