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Hi davorg,

I had often wondered about that sig, but just didn't know how to ask without mentioning .., well, you know what.

Perl hackers will trade secrets on how to best hide the fact that they code in Perl from all but the most clued up of their colleagues.

I have a cunning plan for this. <whisper>Check my sig </whisper>

cheers

thinker

Just another tcl hacker,

In reply to Re: The Rules of Perl Club by thinker
in thread The Rules of Perl Club by davorg

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