>> personally, I think that FORBIDDEN() is just as bad as $FORBIDDEN - >> it's removing the constant idea behind constant subroutines (though >> sometimes you just have to do things that way to get past the compiler >> or whatnot). it's a matter of personal choice, I suppose... > > > Yes, I agree. I just seem to remember that that was what is suggested in > the perl docs. Anyway, there is no reason to use hash notation here. > However, there might be for some other functions (don't ask me which).
I think that the hash notation is a carryover from other functions like notes() and the other Apache::Table based functions where the shortcut makes sense. > >> oh, and C<OK == 1> is wrong - OK is 0 (which is another reason to just >> use constants and forget about their values ;) > > > Thanks for spotting that one :) I still think that warning is important > though, as I've seen that a couple of times on the list. yes :) --Geoff --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
