| Subject: | A little more verbosity |
I was totally freaked out by this output from "perl Makefile.PL":
Writing Makefile for Foo
Writing Makefile for Foo
Writing Makefile for Foo
until I realized that I had two earlier versions of Foo opened up in cwd, and EU::MM was being
'helpful' by recursing through the Makefile.PLs in the subdirectories. The recursion as such
is good, but to avoid future palpitations how about changing the default "Writing ..." message
to include the directory name in parentheses, like
Writing Makefile for Foo (/home/yadda/Foo)
Writing Makefile for Foo (/home/yadda/Foo/Foo-0.1)
Writing Makefile for Foo (/home/yadda/Foo/Foo-0.2)
or would that be too drastic a change to the age-old output format of EU::MM...? Or add the
directory name only during recursion? Or output a separate message for the recursion itself?