> Hi,
>
> this is not so much a technical as a stilistic question: How do you
indent here-quoted parts? When writing code like this:
>
> foreach $letter ('a'..'z') {
> my $upletter = uc $letter;
> print ALPHAINDEX <<"EOF";
> <hr />
> <p><a name="${letter}link"></a>
> <b>$upletter</b>
> <a href="#Navbar"><img src="../../gifs/up.gif" alt=""
border="0" width="12" height="15" /></a></p>
> <ul>
> EOF
>
> The tabs get printed into the filehandle ALPHAINDEX. But not indenting
the here-quoted part makes the script less readable.
>
> Any suggestions? Thanks!
>
Don't use here-docs ;-)... I know, a lame cop out, but they are probably
one of the features of Perl I dislike the most.
http://danconia.org
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