Michael G Schwern wrote: > If there's a class which isn't strictly defined anywhere in > your hierarchy, no go. For robust, mission-critical software, that can hardly be called a negative. > Of course, it probably only works with strict functional languages, > which is very unPerlish. It could work in perl when perl is being used in an FP manner; that would indeed be very Perlish. -- John Porter "Anything essential is invisible to the eyes."
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