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To be fair the boilerplate does catch the usual beginners mistakes: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4272816/using-dumper-not-triggering-a-failure/4272858#427
by draegtun 16y ago
To be fair the boilerplate does catch the usual beginners mistakes: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4272816/using-dumper-not-triggering-a-failure/4272858#4272858 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4272816/using-dumper-not-...
- viraptor 16y agoMy point was that majority of that answer was completely offtopic. I'm not disagreeing that it catches the mistakes - but that this reminded me of the attitude described in the post above. tchrist might be a known perl person... but this comment was confusing at best - only one line actually relates to the question - "use autodie;". You must be also full of yourself to actually write something like "If you had begun with the standard boilerplate" - where "standard boilerplate" is actually "something I use" - and expect anyone else to actually use it.
- draegtun 16y agoYes answers like this can be off putting but they are steered more towards the teaching you how to fish and are often be more valuable in the long term BTW... sorry to be pedantic but it was the use warnings and not the use autodie that caught the problem.