Data::Presenter - Present data stored in hashes of arrays

This document refers to version 0.64 of Data::Presenter.  This version was
released October 5, 2003.

To install this module on your system, place the tarball archive file in a 
temporary directory and call the following:

% gunzip Data-Presenter-0.64.tar.gz
% tar xf Data-Presenter-0.64.tar
% cd Data-Presenter-0.64
% perl Makefile.PL
% make
% make test
% make install

To better understand the tests as they are run, you may substitute the 
following for the next-to-last-line in the sequence of commands above:

% make test TEST_VERBOSE=1

If you are installing this module over any earlier version, you may 
substitute the following for the last line in the sequence of commands 
above:

% make install UNINST=1

If you are installing this module on a Win32 system with 'nmake', 
substitute 'nmake' for 'make' in the sequence of commands above.

Data::Presenter uses the Carp module which is part of the standard Perl 
distribution.  Data::Presenter also uses the List::Compare module by 
the same author.  This module is available from CPAN; versions 0.15 
and later should be used.

This distribution comes with four sample Data::Presenter subclass 
modules which illustrate what is required for such a subclass.  In 
addition, the distribution comes with four configuration files, one for 
each sample subclass, which are required to construct a new 
Data::Presenter subclass object.  The distribution comes with four 
sourcefiles, one per subclass.  These sample subclasses are fully 
installed when you install Data::Presenter.  Once you master the 
principles of creating a Data::Presenter invocant subclass you may 
delete these sample files.

From time to time the author writes articles discussing Data::Presenter.  
These articles will be available at http://www.concentric.net/~Jkeen/data.

Author:  James E. Keenan (jkeenan@cpan.org).
Creation date:  October 25, 2001.  
Last modification date:  October 5, 2003.  
Copyright (c) 2001-2003 James E. Keenan.  United States.  All rights 
reserved.  This is free software and may be distributed under the 
same terms as Perl itself.