Larry Wall skribis 2005-05-15 7:32 (-0700):
> (such as that it makes it too easy to use SUPER semantics rather than
> NEXT semantics)
I'm not intimately familiar with the advantages and disadvantages SUPER
versus NEXT, but they may both be dangerous if used on a *different*
method.
Because of that, it is probably better to go with ./method not have
../method, and use just "super;" and "next METHOD;" (I don't like the
latter, for its METHOD", so hereby I'm suggesting "supermeth" and
"nextmeth", and that we make "method { }" "meth { }", as "subroutine" is
shortened to "sub". Or maybe I'm just going crazy now.).
Juerd
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