Greetings,
This is the sort of little question that drives me nuts.
I am reading about tainting/taintedness etc. in the Camel book. Look at p. 561
for an example of a perl subroutine that tests data to see if it is tainted,
returning true or false. It contains this line (writing from memory):
eval { eval "# $nada"}};
if $nada is tainted, that code raises an exception. The Camel books does
explain why.
OK. Now my question is, what is the significance of the "# " character? Is
the "#" just one char in the string, or is it evaluated or interpolated
somehow? If so, where in the Camel book is this explained....
Best Wishes,
Matthew S
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