Geoffrey Young wrote:
Or may be we should keep it as is and just fix the error handling.
while ($filter->read(my $buffer, $wanted)) {
$filter->print($buffer);
}
is still easier to write... and if you forget the defined() part you may
get errors when you get "0" as a returned string (which luckily one of
the tests has happened to do).
yeah, needing to check for defined really kinda breaks the perl idiom that
we're trying to maintain here, so if there is a way around that it would
most certainly be a better interface.
<handwaving\>
Thanks for the comments, Geoff. My latest idea is not to change it ;)
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