On Sep 21, 2008, at 18:11, Ken Williams wrote:
That was actually do_create_readme. However, in my case it was
easier to
override _main_docfile.
But _main_docfile() is a private undocumented method, which can (and
very very likely will) change or disappear in future releases of M::B.
It's fine with me if you override it, but be aware that you're way
into unsupported-land.
Frankly, there are a lot of private, undocumented methods that I would
like to see made public and documented. Just taking a quick look,
these methods look to me like they'd be useful as public, override-
able methods:
_backticks()
_pod_parse()
_write_data()
_enum_prereqs()
_home_dir()
_find_by_file_type()
_find_pods()
_add_to_manifest()
_do_in_dir()
_main_docfile()
_write_default_maniskip()
_files_in()
_read_manifest()
_resolve_module_versions()
_relpaths()
Some of these I've overridden, some I have not. Maybe some should stay
private, but surely for others there's no harm in making them public,
yes?
Best,
David
