Hi, On Sat, Aug 16, 2008 at 09:48:37AM -0300, gregor herrmann wrote: > On Sat, 16 Aug 2008 13:24:06 +0200, Angel Abad (Indio) wrote: > > > > I will ask to upstream, but I think the recompilation of Grammar is > > > only for Config::Scope developers. > > That was indeed a good idea. > > > The upstream author email me this: > > "you are right, the P::RD is only necessary if a developer > > wants to change parts of the grammar. A module user doesn't > > need the patch. He should not patch his P::RD module." > > Ok. > > > So, I think if the user doesnt need the patch I can package the module > > without patch. > > The question is if the patch is used during building of the package > (the .tgz in the source package doesn't hurt IMO). No, the .tgz is only used if you edit lib/Config/Scoped/Grammar.prd, then you need to rebuild lib/Config/Scoped/Precomp.pm via make precompile This is only made by module develpers, and the .tgz isnt used during the normal build via perl Makefile.PL make make test make install Other thing Gregor, I will not include example/cfgtest.pl in the package because it has no sense out of the distribution tarball. I will switch to unstable the package. Bye! > My first impression was that it is used via Makefile{,.PL}; now I > tried to build it after moving patched-prd.tgz away, and it works, > and the outut doesn't show any signs of using the patch either. > > So I guess all is fine, and my alarm clocks went off a bit early ... > > Cheers, > gregor >
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