On Sun, Oct 02, 2005 at 12:34:53PM -0700, John W. Krahn wrote:
To sum what up? What who is saying? What previous e-mail?
Crap... I apologize, the email was way too long so I stripped it
entirely, being sure that the list will se Jendas reply. It was
very thorough so I am posting it below:
Just to sum it up, so I make sure I got what you are saying. From the
previous e-mail I understand that:
* Right after the use xxx statement is parsed the corresponding module
which is 'use'd is fully parsed AND executed. This execution includes
any top level code not enclosed in subroutines
Peter Rabbitson wrote:
Just to sum it up, so I make sure I got what you are saying. From the
previous e-mail I understand that:
To sum what up? What who is saying? What previous e-mail?
John
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Peter Rabbitson mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
: I have some trouble understanding why a BEGIN block behaves the
: way it does. Here are two files to demonstrate:
:
[snip code]
: What makes the difference?
'use' and 'BEGIN' blocks are compiled by Perl before our().
So your script is
