Hello:

I have written a module for removing the pesky "^M" character that is
generated by many Win32 text editors. I have named the module "unPC.pm".
A sample implemenation of the module is available at:
" http://www.*-*-*.com/ ;. The code for the module
itself (including POD) is available at:
" http://www.*-*-*.com/ ;.

As this is my first module, I would like to know:

-Does this capability already exist?
-Is the name I have chosen for this module appropriate?
-Is the interface to the module appropriate?

Other comments are greatly appreciated.

Regards,

Philip

Hello:

inappropriately configured.

Regards,

Philip

] I have written a module for removing the pesky "^M" character that is
] generated by many Win32 text editors. I have named the module "unPC.pm".

] As this is my first module, I would like to know:
]
] -Does this capability already exist?
] -Is the name I have chosen for this module appropriate?
] -Is the interface to the module appropriate?
]
] Other comments are greatly appreciated.

Hmm.  It hasn't ever occurred to me to make it a module, but I have a
little chunk of perl code that converts text on demand between Unix, DOS,
and Mac line-end conventions.

Should I perhaps look into making this into a module?  Something under
Text::, I should think?  It's such a simple piece of code it hardly seems
worth it.

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