----- Original Message ----- From: "Eric Wilhelm" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > I would steer away from XS, particularly since you've got the Inline > code written. Except that if you've got the Inline code written, then you've also got the xs code written - because Inline is going to generate it for you. And for just that little extra stuffing around (which can all be handled programmatically) you can come up with a module that doesn't depend upon Inline at all. Given the difficulty surrounding the '-T' switch, it sounds as though that might not be a bad idea in this instance. Cheers, Rob
