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>>if you compare it to another programming language simply as a language Perl is extensible by design. Your "point" of refusing to accept that is just strange.
by berntb 16y ago
>>if you compare it to another programming language simply as a language
Perl is extensible by design. Your "point" of refusing to accept that is just strange. If you can't handle it, use something else.
>>good software development practice
As __david__ noted, you're just strange here.
Variables really should be declared, as I noted before, just because of spelling problems. That is good software practice.
Edit: I might be missing the point re "strict", but you can't explain it to either __david__ or chromatic, either. :-) And it seems your "point" about downloadable extensions is that you don't have anything to complain about without that arbitrary limitation.
- grammaton 16y ago>Perl is extensible by design. Your "point" of refusing to accept that is just strange. If you can't handle it, use something else. I think you're missing my point entirely. And I can "handle" it just fine since I've been using Perl for years now. >Variables really should be declared, as I noted before, just because of spelling problems. That is good software practice. Again, you're missing my point completely.