Mike Orr wrote: [...] > > How did Perl 4 and Perl 5 handle the situation? I basically waited > 2-3 years after Perl 5 came out, then started programming the new way. > If it mattered (it didn't), I would have tied my applications > specifically to Perl 4. > It's probably a good job you aren't holding your breath for Perl 6, though, eh? How *do* we make it easy for the authors of significant code bases to migrate to 3.0 *and* continue to support hte 2.X "market"?
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