less than HTML
are they meant to be read by humans. They are text files, because
that allows experts (such as programmers) to more easily debug
applications, and in emergencies, they can use a simple text editor
to fix a broken XML file.
.greg
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On Sep 30 2000 22:38:58, Perl6 RFC Librarian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
=head1 ABSTRACT
Ccaller is extended to allow complete access to the "call frame" of
the current subroutine call.
would this be better suited by the previously proposed (i'm not sure for perl6 though)
Cno scope;
, I take it that
there are no strong objections to the proposal. Likewise, there
hasn't been much talk in support of it. I take it from the silence
of the list that there is indeed a problem that this RFC addresses,
but is only sufficient to fix the problem, and not necessary.
.greg
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Greg
