Dear Greeg,
>. I intend this e-mail for the more knowledgeable
> programmers who are reading this mailing list.
Well though I don't fall in that category. I have very much felt the need
of same.
We can give it a start and soon we will reach the end also...;-)
Rajeev Rumale
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- Original Message -
From: "Gregg Williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2001 6:54 AM
Subject: writing readable Perl
> The recent "Re: print FN 'junk\n' " thread makes this an ideal time for me
> to write this e-mail>
> --> I do *not* want to start any flames, so please reply to me privately
at
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] <--
>
> I am a Perl semi-nubie who has, over the years, been mystified by various
> pieces of Perl code. I am pleased by the interest in the learn.perl.org
site
> and [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list, and I'm interested in in writing some
> kind of article for the Perl community advocating a common sense approach
to
> writing Perl code and that can be read (by you and others) easily in the
> future.
>
> I have begun collecting examples of code that I feel are needlessly
> complicated or obscure and invite you to send me things that you think are
> examples of this sort of thing. I will (eventually) try to write something
> up of benefit to the Perl community. Thanks.
>
> --greggw
>
> PS: PLEASE remember to send them to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thanks. --gw
>
> ### I'm using voice-recog. software to dictate e-mails, ###
> ### so please ask if something reads funny; thanks <-- ###
>
>
