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                           PGP::Sign To-Do List

Here's a list of things that have occurred to me that I'd like to see
added to PGP::Sign at some point, in no particular order.  The amount of
development time I have for PGP::Sign is extremely limited, and therefore
most of these are unlikely to ever be done without help.  Pull requests or
mailed patches are welcome.

 * PGP::Sign currently hard-codes --textmode processing.  This should be
   configurable via the object constructor to allow use with binary data.

 * All of the information about a signature should be available, not just
   the user ID and whether or not it verified.  The most important
   additional information to provide is the full key ID (fingerprint).
   This probably implies there should be a separate method call alongside
   verify() that returns a rich object.

 * Information about why a signature verification failed isn't provided to
   the caller, and the additional parsable error tokens returned by GnuPG
   aren't taken advantage of.  The caller should be able to get
   information about exactly why a signature verification failed (no
   public key found, bad signature, malformed data, etc.).

 * PGP::Sign throws text exceptions on errors, which doesn't allow the
   caller to cleanly separate the type of failure, the exit status of
   GnuPG, and GnuPG's standard output and standard error.  It should
   instead throw a rich object that supports accessor methods for those
   details.