On Dec 8, 2008, at 9:48 PM, David-Sarah Hopwood wrote:
Why? That would only happen if you added "use strict;" to a program
fragment
without testing that the resulting program still parses correctly,
Parses and executes over all paths correctly, you must mean.
which is
an obviously silly thing to do. If it fails to parse, *and* no
programmer
who can fix it is available, then don't add the "use strict;".
Why impose unnecessary work on someone trying to use strict?
Alternatively, put the source through a filter that adds the
semicolons
automatically, once and for all. What am I missing here?
What filter? Procured from where? At what cost in time and trouble?
What problem are you solving?
/be
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