>>>>> "Harald" == Harald Joerg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Harald> $sut->process($filename
Harald> ,{'CSI' => \%CSI
Harald> ,'array' => [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Harald> }
Harald> );
Aside - I do not understand the "put the joining punctuation at
the *beginning* of the next line" phenomenon. It looks extremely
ugly and unmaintainable to me.
I have two modes: all on one line if it's short:
->process($filename)
Or trailing on every line if it's long:
->process($filename,
$this => $that,
$one => $other,
$two => $three,
);
I don't want to have to parse through some punctuation to get to
what each line needs. It looks like a lot of extra work if you want
to swap lines as well.
Larry told Perl to permit optional trailing punctuation for precisely
this reason. Use it!
--
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