* _brian_d_foy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2005-08-20 23:15]:
> When you want to add something (like a standard test file), you
> just add it to the sample dist. When you want to change some
> boilerplate, you just change it in the sample dist. When you
> want to move files around, well, you get the idea.
Finally, you package up the sample dist, include a script to
drive it, and put it on CPAN as a module starter tool… :-) What
you’re describing is a module starter tool – a homegrown one, but
it is one nonetheless.
Using a tool from CPAN is not conceptually different from what
you’re doing, but a good way for developers who haven’t developed
specific needs and wants (yet) to get a headstart on doing things
properly.
Regards,
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