Hi Johan,

A couple of questions:

  1) Why is this better than using Data::Dumper for saving config info?  
Is it so that you can hand-edit the config files?  Do you know about 
YAML, on CPAN?

  2) Is it appropriate to use the Config namespace, since the Config.pm 
module is a pretty different beast?



  -Ken

On Monday, March 4, 2002, at 03:03 PM, Johan Vromans wrote:
> On CPAN there's a module Config::Properties that lets you make config
> files with properties like
>
>    foo.bar=blech
>    foo.bar.boz=blah
>    foo.bar.buzz=bly
>
> I have an alternative module that lets you extend this like
>
>    foo {
>      bar = blech
>      bar.boz = blah
>      bar.buzz = bly
>    }
>
> and so on. Nesting is unlimited.
>
> Main accessor is a config routine:
>
>   config("foo","bar")
>
> would return "blech" using the above examples.
> When called in list context, it returns ("boz","buzz"), a list with
> all subkeys of "bar" in the order they appeared in the file.
>
> Would this module provide appreciated functionality?
> How should it be called?
>
> -- Johan
>
>
>
>

  -Ken

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