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I agree that chromatic is not the best test case; he has published a lot about Perl, and his code examples are very readable. However, it is possible to right
by cafard 10y ago
I agree that chromatic is not the best test case; he has published a lot about Perl, and his code examples are very readable.
However, it is possible to right miserably bad code in a variety of languages. The Perl that one finds (for example) on CPAN is generally straightforward and understandable. One can write lucid and powerful Perl.
And I have no trouble understanding any of the sentences of the parent comment. Is your complaint that the verb "indicate" falls after the clause it refers to?