On 8/11/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Some object types can behave as value types. Every object can produce a "safe key identifier" (C<SKID> for short) that uniquely identifies the -object for hashing and other value-base comparisons. Normal objects +object for hashing and other value-bases comparisons. Normal objects
I'm glad you "fixed" this typo.
+no explicit call to C<MAIN> was performed by the time the mainline code +finishes.
I don't see a purpose for this. Isn't it better to have a simple, predictable call at the end of the program regardless? If a module wants to call MAIN differently, it can use .wrap.
+If C<MAIN> is declared as a method, the name of the invoked +program is passed as the "invocant".
What a hack. Please don't do that. Luke
