Sam Vilain wrote:
On Sat, 18 Jan 2003 15:10, you wrote:Perhaps in the grand scheme of things; however, anyone that is
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Michael Lazzaro) writes:^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
I don't think any aspectOh, I do, and you've dismissed that argument out of hand. This isn't
of this discussion is hinged on people being 'ignorant' of perl5
behaviors,
name-calling; this is a plea for Perl 6 not to become a language
designed by a committee of ignorant amateurs. The Lord knows that^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
languages designed by committees of professional standards-writers areIn the very young field of programming, aren't we all ignorant amateurs?
pretty bad, and we're still a long way from that.
redesigning a system should not be ignorant of how the old system
worked (even in the slightest degree), in order to know of what to
keep and what to throw away.
Any programmer who doesn't know that they are ignorant are almost certainly instead arrogant.
Ignorant of what? Surely we shouldn't assume that we're all ignorant of Perl?
Joseph F. Ryan [EMAIL PROTECTED]