SPUG: Simplest tool for creating custom modules?

[Creede Lambard]

Unfortunately once you get outside the realm of Exporter you've probably
pretty well stepped away from the idea of "minimal Perl." 

I would guess that anything that doesn't come standard with Perl, you
shouldn't get into*.

*Except in a chapter on CPAN, of course.

I used to use one of the techniques in Damian's OO book

On Fri, Jan 21, 2005 at 07:24:10PM -0800, Tim Maher wrote:
> Friends in Perlity,
> 
> I'm writing the section for my book on "Creating your own
> modules", and I'm wondering if I should base the discussion on
> Exporter.pm, or show the reader one of the more modern tools
> (esp. if there's one that's becoming accepted as a "new standard").
> 
> The advantage of the Exporter.pm approach is that it's quite
> simple and I already know how it works 8-}, but if my readers
> would be better off hearing about something newer and shinier
> that's also simple and won't ostracize them from other JAPHs, I'm
> open to alternatives.
> 

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