At 11:56 AM 04/14/00 +0300, Stas Bekman wrote:
sticking to the convention of single quoting constant strings
Why? You lose the interpolation feature when you need it and you get to
the awkward statement like this:
-print $h_fh "\n#define ",
+print $h_fh "\n", '#define
Orwant and friends in "Algorithms with Perl" page 28 claims the first form
is slower.
faster to *parse*, not faster to *run*. stas, your benchmarks don't test
parse time.
It seems that TIMTOWTDI is going to die soon as everybody tells me that I
should code as shown in "OO Perl" and
On Fri, 14 Apr 2000, Doug MacEachern wrote:
Orwant and friends in "Algorithms with Perl" page 28 claims the first form
is slower.
faster to *parse*, not faster to *run*. stas, your benchmarks don't test
parse time.
It seems that TIMTOWTDI is going to die soon as everybody tells
dougm 00/04/14 16:29:46
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