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The amount of evals in the code is troubling too... eval{$penis = $cgi->param('postfield')}; eval{$penispenis = $cgi->param('postfield')};
by Cakez0r 12y ago
The amount of evals in the code is troubling too...
eval{$penis = $cgi->param('postfield')};
eval{$penispenis = $cgi->param('postfield')};
- arnsholt 12y agoThat's a block eval, not a string eval. Block evals are the equivalent of a catch block in Java or the like, so this is perfectly safe (modulo correct exception checking and such, of course..
- lepht 12y agoAlthough this isn't exactly a case of great eval use – the exceptions are effectively swallowed after printing (at least use warn?), and the $@ isn't being properly localized