e use
(or perhaps, one that we haven't used yet) from within our scripts,
preferrably without having to add explicit code to do so.
GUIDs
Gurusamy, in his discussion about what he feels Perl 6 should be, proposed
GUIDs (Global Unique IDs). Although he didn't go into detail, GUIDs would
be one way to encode both version and authoring details much like what Larry
wanted. But here we have the chicken-and-the-egg problem. GUIDs are
excellent for C2C communications, but horrible for H2C communications. And
you'd still need to derive some sort of structure for the modules to coexist
on disk.
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they export) being introduced into the calling code lexically. If that is
the case, then you needn't worry about the exporting or the code collision.
Unless you do something bad. The only real difference is that you can
unexport, and essential pop the lexicals before end-of-scope.
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ble.
[1] http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg03359.html ,
about two-thirds down.
[2] http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg03366.html
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