At 07:16 PM 1/21/01 +0100, Thomas Wegner wrote:
>I will be pleased to send you and Alan a copy of the worksheets I've 
>used to build the Date::Calc module, just email me.

For my part, yes, I'd like to see the worksheets.

>Just another detail: Takeshi reports to me, that the enclosure of the 
>standard XS includes with #import pragmas is also needed for the 
>CFM68K build with CW, although not mentioned in the tutorial. This 
>should be fixed.

Noted.

>The following is a more general annotation (and you may disagree). 
>The first time I read the tutorial, I got quite a bit confused 
>because of its organization as multi-track tutorial. Although the 
>table of contents in the HTML version and the bookmarks in the PDF 
>version make the overall structure of the document clear, one can get 
>lost while reading. IMHO, to make reading a bit easier, all document 
>formats should contain a TOC, may be a brief "What you should read, 
>if ..." introduction and  definitely some kind of numbering for the 
>sections/chapters (e.g. 2. Building, 2.1 MPW, 2.1.1 PPC, 2.1.2 
>CFM68K, ... , 2.2 CW for MPW etc. -- you got the idea). This may be 
>unusual for pod like documentation, but will help to figure out what 
>one will need to read for a particular IDE and whether or not a 
>section belongs to MPW or CW for MPW, for example.

I don't disagree at all. Maybe the original source ought not to be POD at 
all; I'd be inclined to suggest XML with stylesheets for HTML + CSS, and 
XSL-FO (for PDF production).

It makes more sense for you guys that are active to revamp the tutorial. The 
intent of the copyright is to prevent unauthorized changes - I hereby grant 
permission for you (Thomas Wegner), Takeshi (Kimura Takeshi) and Alan (Alan 
Fry) to modify the original tutorial and redistribute under the same name, 
different version. If you do that, please arrive at a suitable copyright 
(shouldn't be mine anymore), and just leave a credit in for me for version
1.0.

Regards,
Arved

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