Sorry? How is
foo( -name => $cgi->param("name"), -email => $cgi->param('email'));
better than
foo( -name => $query{name}, -email => $query{email});
?
Hey Jenda,
I was referring to one of the questions about why people still want the hash like %IN and not paying much attention to the use of it in this case, my bad :)
In that case %IN would be a good use, but generally I find no use for it and indeed a bit cumbersome :)
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