On 14 Sep 2000, at 14:18, Nathan Wiger wrote: > Before you balk at #1 in favor of religious flexibility, please consider > how unmaintainable Perl code would be if @ARGV, or $AUTOLOAD, or STDERR, > or @INC, or chomp(), or split(), or any other widely-used variable or > function was renameable. If you don't shudder at this, I would argue you > probably don't maintain enough of others' code. *ANNOYNATE = *ARGV; use English; I remember reading a bit of example code somewhere from someone who religiously used English. It was fairly annoying seeing functions operate on $ARG instead of $_, and subroutine were passed @ARG.... Cheers, Philip
- Re: RFC 223 (v1) Objects: C<use invocant> pragma Nathan Wiger
- Re: RFC 223 (v1) Objects: C<use invocant> pra... Hildo Biersma
- Re: RFC 223 (v1) Objects: C<use invocant>... John Porter
- Re: RFC 223 (v1) Objects: C<use invocant... Hildo Biersma
- Re: RFC 223 (v1) Objects: C<use invo... John Porter
- Re: RFC 223 (v1) Objects: C<use... Michael G Schwern
- Re: RFC 223 (v1) Objects: C<... Graham Barr
- Backtracing contexts with self($n) (was Re: RFC... Nathan Wiger
- Re: Backtracing contexts with self($n) (was... Hildo Biersma
- Re: Backtracing contexts with self($n) ... John Porter
- Re: RFC 223 (v1) Objects: C<use invocant> pra... Philip Newton
- Re: RFC 223 (v1) Objects: C<use invocant> pragma Graham Barr
- Re: RFC 223 (v1) Objects: C<use invocant> pra... John Porter
- Re: RFC 223 (v1) Objects: C<use invocant> pragma Piers Cawley