Hi there,
trying to conform to 'Perl Best Practices', I have made use of the 'Readonly'
module in order to declare two constants (page 55 in [the English version of]
PBP).
However, even after Thomas has fixed a related problem in the CVS-filter,
that code is still being rejected, because Readonly.pm does not seem to be
installed on the CVS server.
After having read the complete perldoc of 'Readonly', I am not so sure if we
should in fact use the module at all, as it seems to impose a considerable
performance hit (factor 20!) when accessing such constants.
What do you guys think: should we use Readonly (and thus install it on the
CVS-server) or should we simply dump it and stick with normal package
variables (which are of course not constant)?
cheers,
Oliver
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