On Jan 17, 2004, at 5:20 PM, James Edward Gray II wrote: [..]
I believe I read that strict and warnings are supposed to be defaults in Perl 6 modules too.
James
Ironically it would seem to be the correctish behavior for "use strict" and "use warnings" to be the default when one builds perl so that by default
#!/usr/bin/perl
would be all that one would need to start a 'script'/programme out and know that the cool stuff was already there.
My concern of course is that this would cause problems with the command line gags of
perl -pie 'some_stuff_here'
But then again I have template files that I use to start the basic perl code that I will actually create and they have
#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings;
already in them - along with various other things that I have found useful to have as a basic template for this or that type of perl coding...
ciao drieux
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