The whole point of RPi::WiringPi is to consolidate a whole bunch of other C and Perl (the only lib that isn't mine that I'm wrapping/including is wiringPi C library itself), with the goal to ensure all sub-objects have the same, consistent interface (where humanly possible at least).

I mean it's not bad, but I just know there's room for improvement. I'm not changing anything else (except for brokenness/bugs) until I'm done writing all of the tests for the suite I have in mind, as that'll allow me to get a better understanding and feel for any changes that may be made later.

The good thing is that I have very sane defaults in most cases, and currently, the API will be able to be finagled without breaking the way it currently works :)

In reply to Re^3: Given my Raspberry Pi work, Happy Pi day Perlmonks! by stevieb
in thread Given my Raspberry Pi work, Happy Pi day Perlmonks! by stevieb

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