Michael G Schwern wrote: [...]
Funny that while doing a sanity check I did:
% perl-5.8.2 -le 'my $mod = "threads"; require $mod' threads did not return a true value at -e line 1.
it actually read the directory 'threads' as a file. What would happen if the directory's contents happened to have a true value at the end? will require be sucessful? Shouldn't it test that the file it's going to read is actually a file?
There was just a big umm, thread on this earlier, but I don't think it was noticed that require() effected. Yeah, it probably should check that its a file.
Do you think it's worth reporting to p5p as a bug?
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