Hi, thanks for the corrections.

And please use a monospaced font for code :)

I thought I was! It looks ok on my screen. But my fonts were a little messed up by Opera. I checked it a few days ago in IE and it looked ok too.

I was confused about the for/foreach bit. Apocalypse 4 says: 'And for will now always mean "foreach"'. Now I'm more confused. perlsyn says: '"foreach" keyword is actually a synonym for the "for" keyword'. I suppose it means that neither for, nor foreach will have the C-style (;;) construct.

Thanks for the help.

It seems Konqueror renders <pre> in whatever font the underlying element has. I don't know if that's how CSS was supposed to work, but you could of course add PRE { font-family: courier; } to your style sheet.

2;0 juerd@ouranos:~$ perl -e'undef christmas'
Segmentation fault
2;139 juerd@ouranos:~$
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Right. the <tt> is usually rendered as monospaced font. But it is useragent-dependent. Stylesheets are preferred.

Thanks again --Simon

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