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I am shamed to say that I knowingly suffer from that affliction.

I've noticed a tendancy to over use some newly discovered aspect of perl that I think kewl.

If you go back and look at all my code from a couple of months ago, you see some over use of references all over the place. I imagine that if you look at my code in the next couple of months, you'll see whatever new thing I stumble upon next.

So, what's really cool about perl? ;)

elbieelbieelbie

In reply to I have recognized that weakness for mine own. by elbie
in thread Design Patterns Considered Harmful by dws

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