Why does it seem with Perl that the likelihood of entering dependency
hell is inversely proportional to the length of the script you want to
write?
I have a 10 liner which requires one simple module. Which requires 3 or
4 modules from cpan. Which themselves require another dozen modules
which then fail to compile and on the way to sorting those out, it seems
I'm missing a linked library or three that's needed.
Quicker just to hack things with a regex. And people wonder why "not
invented here" is a phenomenon.
Rich
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