On Sunday, April 14, 2002, at 05:59 , Bill -Sx- Jones wrote:
>> dealing with corporate coding standards, you should try and make it "easy
>> to read". No exceptions or special cases, if it can be avoided. You
>> want
>
> I had thought the x operator strange the first couple of times I ran over
> it...
>
> -Sx- :]
ok, so we had to learn the hard way that OSX really wanted
to be installed on an apple file system and not on a unix one....
So everyone has transitional moments.....
Fortunately for me, my UnterStumpenFumbler was ok with the
fact that for me, I have to know what the 'Orthodox Perl' way
of doing <foo> would be.... I taught him about how to do things
the fleet way, and how to understand Orthodox v. Conservative v. Reform,
and what to do in classic /bin/sh init scriptology when there is no
perl yet loaded on the machine....and he offered me WACKO PERL tricks...
So the obligatory silly:
Is there an Orthodox Perl IDE for OS X?
in unix I feel safe with vi. but I use bbedit and have found that
it is leaking towards being almost a full bore IDE.... but I thought
I should check with the canonical list.
ciao
drieux
---
