> > Perl's similarity to English is one of the things that makes it Fun.
>
> OTOH, being fun (which I admit it is) is one of the reasons many
> people don't want to think Perl is a serious language.
>
> Not saying we should eliminate all the fun; but keeping something
> on the merit of it's being fun is probably at odds with the goal
> of make Perl more widely acceptable.
Someone want to RFC a "fun" pragma:
#! /usr/local/bin/perl -w
no fun; # for you!
Actually, Tim Maher and I were discussing something not entirely dissimilar
for the purpose of teaching:
use Training::Wheels;
or:
no Weird::Stuff;
Hmmmmm. I feel a paper coming on...
Damian
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