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Re: rfc: top level 2.0 CPAN modules naming: msg#00038apache.mod-perl.devel
On Wed, 27 Nov 2002, Stas Bekman wrote: > Doesn't Apache2 subdir solve the problem? All other modules with the > same name in 1.0 and 2.0 still have the same name. sort of. but the idea was to use the 1.x Apache::Registry with 1.99_xx. with Apache2.pm in effect, you'd get the new one, not the 1.x one. in any case, ModPerl::Registry wasn't meant to start naming all modules with ModPerl:: > If that's the only reason, I'd rather see it reverted to Apache::, > people keep on referring to Apache::Registry when they mean > ModPerl::Registry and it's very confusing. at some point that'd be fine. but again, not related to what CPAN modules are named. i guess there's there's no reason to wait on changing the name, tho it would be interesting to see 1.x Apache::Registry vs. ModPerl::Registry and tune it before making the switch.
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