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What sane defaults are will change over the years. Perl kept amazing backwards compatibility by adding extra statements to modify how it worked. So "use strict
by BugBrother 12y ago
What sane defaults are will change over the years.
Perl kept amazing backwards compatibility by adding extra statements to modify how it worked. So "use strict;", "use warnings;" and "use <other_newer_perl_features>;".
Both new code -- using the best OO system of the scripting languages, extendable syntax, etc, etc -- will run at the same time as most of the old and crufty stuff from before testing took over after the Millennium.
- SilasX 12y agoLines that can affect the global behavior of the program are a mixed blessing.
- BugBrother 12y agoIt would have been bad, if the design had been stupid enough to not make declarations file/package based... :-)