First thoughts, see Encode::Encoding, Creating (and using) a custom encoding., Re^2: Creating (and using) a custom encoding. (fudge :encoding(rot13))

Seconds thoughts, sub In[A-Z]\w+ · CPAN->grep
Encode-JP-Emoji-0.60/lib/Encode/JP/Emoji/Mapping.pm
Encode-InCharset-0.03/InCharset/8859_1.pm
Encode-JP-Mobile-0.30/lib/Encode/JP/Mobile.pm
Lingua-JA-Moji-0.36/lib/Lingua/JA/Moji.pm
Sub::CharacterProperties - Support for user-defined character properties
Encode::InCharset - defines \p{InCharset}

pod thoughts,  =head1 NAME  Thai -  useful ch section should match package Regexp::Thai that is should be Module::Name - module description

name thoughts, say no to "Regexp::Thai", say no to Regexp, stick to Encode or Lingua ... consider vanity naming ... Encode::InCharset::Polygot::Thai, Encode::Th::PolygotProperties... whatever makes the most sense with how your contribution improves the situation regarding Thai (is it generically useful or just for your program?)

Maybe ask on http://prepan.org/

In reply to Re: Namespace/advice for new CPAN modules for Thai & Lao by Anonymous Monk
in thread Namespace/advice for new CPAN modules for Thai & Lao by Polyglot

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