Finally got a Hayes Chronograph!

After much searching (and missing two that went for auction when I was on vacation), a Hayes Chronograph has finally fallen into my waiting hands. Turns out one of the people I was camping with when I was on vacation had one in the basement that he just gave me. He picked it up 7 years ago for $10 at a Hamfest. I had to resolder the AC jack and it now works great! I was contemplating writing a Perl module to front-end it (and hide the AT syntax for setting/reading it). I was curious if anyone had any suggestions about where it belongs on CPAN (since I was planning on giving the code away). I wasn't sure if it belonged in the "Time" branch or if there were a more appropriate branch for device "drivers" in Perl. I was contemplating an approach were you create a Chronograph "object" and have it set the time to either now or a given time and return the time in text or seconds-since-the-epoch format. A Perl module would also give me a place to document the command syntax for the future - currently the only thing I've seen is a single CP/M program in assembler and the scanned docs on a classiccmp member's site (Thanks muchly, Rich!). Cheers, -ethan __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! GeoCities - quick and easy web site hosting, just $8.95/month. http://geocities.yahoo.com/ps/info1