Re: Email::Base 0.000

[Ricardo SIGNES]

* Hans Dieter Pearcey [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2007-07-24T22:00:15]
 On Tue, Jul 24, 2007 at 07:46:36AM -0400, Dave O'Neill wrote:
  Using '::Bar::Baz' is probably a better choice.  Most Perl people know
  what a :: prefix means for namespacing, but only Catalyst people will
  find '+Bar::Baz' intuitive.
 
 I think this is worse, honestly; I wrote a whole reply to you assuming that
 you meant ::Bar::Baz would have Email::Exception prepended, because that is
 how I instinctively parsed it.

  -throw('Fully::Qualified::Name');
  -throw('-Under::EE');

(a) hypen means tacked on to previous thing like hyper -active and -trophic
(b) it lets you skip quoting
(c) which means less typing for the common case

  -throw(-Under::EE = { });

I dunno, it's late and I'm about to sleep, but it's a thought.

-- 
rjbs

Re: Email::Base 0.000

[Hans Dieter Pearcey]

On Tue, Jul 24, 2007 at 10:19:35PM -0400, Ricardo SIGNES wrote:
   -throw('Fully::Qualified::Name');
   -throw('-Under::EE');
 
 (a) hypen means tacked on to previous thing like hyper -active and 
 -trophic
 (b) it lets you skip quoting
 (c) which means less typing for the common case
 
   -throw(-Under::EE = { });
 
 I dunno, it's late and I'm about to sleep, but it's a thought.

I like that.

hdp.