On Tue, Aug 28, 2001 at 01:31:34PM +0200, Robert Joop wrote:
> how about initializing the variable once instead of inflating (and IMHO
> uglyfying) the code everywhere...?
>
> or, instead of initializing, using the definedness of a variable as the
> exceptional value, instead of the empty value?
yes, the second solution is the way I would have choosen. But I don't want to
drop all those "if($variable = '')" Code because I was not able to overview the
consquences if I drop all those stuff.
So I went the secure way and put an "if( defined($variable)" in front of all
comparisons to ''
But you are right. I also would prefer to kick those "if($variable = ''" lines
where it is possible.
--
tschau , Uwe Gansert
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