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When I created Games::QuizTaker, I wrote the module under a different package name, and used a simple test script to check the functions at various stages. When I was ready for CPAN, I renamed the package, created a directory structure using h2xs, and dropped the module in. I also modified the Makefile.PL to include my name and email address, and wrote the README file and the tests. Then all that was left was to make the distribution file and submit.

TStanley
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In reply to Re: MakeMaker, h2xs, and writing CPAN modules by TStanley
in thread MakeMaker, h2xs, and writing CPAN modules by perrin

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