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On Thu, 23 May 2002, Ken Williams wrote:
>>I'm not quite sure I get this one. What's writing the YAML?
>
>It would be written by YAML as part of the 'make dist' ('Build dist',
>actually), from options given in the Build.PL file.
So why not cut out the middleman and just use the Build.PL?
Oh I remember, you want something which can be read quickly and without
needing an eval().
But - if the Build.PL is there as human-readable source code, then the
argument about the generated metadata file being human-readable goes
away. The generated file (YAML or whatever) would be read only by
machine, a human would surely go straight to the Build.PL. Or have I
got this the wrong way round?
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Ed Avis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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