>>>>> On Sun, 15 Apr 2001 16:03:51 +0100, Michael G Schwern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> I anticipated this. From the docs...
> Perl has alot of wierd features. We love Perl for it, but
> it makes predictable refactorings really difficult. This
> module attempts to find (hopefully rare) uses of such
> features.
> We're not passing judgement on them, just noting that they
> can make program behavior hard to predict.
Thanks for the clarification. Now that makes sense.
> I spent a night hacking up a B module and suddenly I know the secrets
> of the universe? (The answer, at least according to what I can see,
> is no). <Obvious Baiting>I'll bet even Abigail couldn't figure that
> one out!</Obvious Baiting>
> This is an interesting bit of hackery, though...
> $ perl -cwe 'sub __ANON__::BEGIN { print 23 } BEGIN { print 42 }'
> -e syntax OK
> 2342
> Don't know where that gets you, though.
I already had the impression XML had something to contribute to save
the world.
--
andreas
