OOP as a concept and practice is so interesting, I am yet to learn many a things and what not, very good that you got to implement what you studied, thinking of 'ideas' for a module is abound in puzzlement for me as a beginner, I installed your module on a Windoze machine and the installation went just smooth.

I will just stress on providing code examples of the various contexts this module can be operational under and the different scenarios involving handling 'FilePro' formats this can serve to illustrate the capability of the module and extends a reaching hand to anyone who uses it...

Other than this, good luck, and congrats for the achievement...

Excellence is an Endeavor of Persistence. Chance Favors a Prepared Mind.

In reply to Re: Proposed module for CPAN by biohisham
in thread Proposed module for CPAN for FilePro data file reading by tdane

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