new script category

I just uploaded a new version of one of my scripts to CPAN, and I was reminded
that the scripts archive doesn't support tarballs.

My distribution has two versions of the script (one using Date::Parse, and
another using Date::Manip), as well as the usual Makefile.PL, MANIFEST,
README, and tests.

How are things going with adding multi-file package support to the scripts
archive? Is there anything we can do to help?

Thanks,
David

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Slaven Rezic [eserte@cs.tu-berlin.de] quoth:
*>
*>I have a xmessage clone written in Perl/Tk and want to add this script
*>to the CPAN archive. As there is no "GUI" category, is it OK to create
*>one? Or does this script better belong to another existing category?

I would think that GUI is an attribute instead of a category, e.g. a GUI
is a front end to something else. Perhaps it could fall under the
utilities category, etc.?

e.

Well, utilities is nearly as meaningless as GUI :-) What about a
combination of both, e.g. GUI/Utilities or Utilities/GUI?

Regards,
Slaven