On the subject of 'strict', I'm looking forward (once the typing proposals string out) to having use strict 'types'; To turn Perl into full B&D mode. This will also enable maximum optimizations. I'm picturing type-checking at this level: my hash %a; my StructuredHash %b; %b = %a; # illegal %a = %b; # legal Be afraid. Be very afraid. Nat
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