in reply to 20 tips to avoid pitfalls while Programming Perl
My 2˘:
3): Sometimes it's easier and faster to repeat yourself. Yes, yes.
7): Sure, they can be abused. But what Perl would be without them?
9): But what is obvious - or not? And remember good old perlpod.
11): If a one-liner is too long something went wrong ;-)
14): This is unrealistic.
16): Always use Perltidy
17): Use some versioning system (RCS, Git, Subversion...).
18): Use macros/scripts to generate the skeletons for your scripts/modules/classes.
19): Remember the egg of Columbus.
Regards, Karl
«The Crux of the Biscuit is the Apostrophe»
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