New module: Text::Wrap::OO

[Asher Gordon]

Hi everyone,

I have just written my first Perl module (that I'm going to release). It
is an object oriented interface to Text::Wrap. My question is, what do
you think of the name? Is it a good name, descriptive enough? And do you
have any other advice for releasing my first module?

I don't currently have it released anywhere (I'll eventually have the
git repository on sv.nongnu.org), and I'm not sure if an attached
tarball would be appreciated (I can attach it if requested), but here's
the SYNOPSIS so you can get an idea of what it does and how it works:

SYNOPSIS
   Object oriented interface
           use Text::Wrap::OO;

           my $wrapper = Text::Wrap::OO->new(init_tab => "\t");
           $wrapper->columns(70);
           my $wrapped = $wrapper->wrap($text);

   Static method interface
           use Text::Wrap::OO;

           my $wrapped = Text::Wrap::OO->wrap(
               {
                   init_tab    => "\t",
                   columns     => 70,
               }, $text,
           );

   Exported interface
           use Text::Wrap::OO 'wrap',
               wrap => { columns => 70, -as => 'wrap70' };

           my $wrapped = wrap {
               init_tab        => "\t",
               columns         => 60,
           }, $text;

           my $wrapped_70 = wrap70 {
               huge => 'overflow',
           }, $text;

Thanks in advance,
Asher

P.S. https://pause.perl.org/pause/query?ACTION=pause_namingmodules seems
to indicate that this is a good list for this type of question. Sorry if
I was mistaken.

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