Thanks for posting but I don't understand the point of this code

It is pointless, he's a troll.

• Re^2: what is the purpose of Tie::File (Khen1950fx ignores question again, then posts baffling code, so I make fun of him)
• Khen1950fx cpan meme, Khen1950fx cpan meme, Khen1950fx cpan meme
• Re: Substring giving strange results on $1 with utf8,(Is this a perl-bug? Khen1950fx will fix it)
• Re: Use 'strftime' to calculate a date/time in the Past.( the only thme Khen1950fx updated his junk to be relevant)
• Re: XML::Twig - how can I test for an attribute when the attribute value is 0? (Khen1950fx copy/pastes some irrelevant code, pretends its an answer, again)
• Re: Can Cache::Memcached::Fast distinguish timeout or not existing? ( yes or no question; Khen1950fx answers with question: something like this? )
• Re: suggested module/tools to automatically "tighten" my perl (Khen1950fx uses a module, then proceeds to copy/paste that modules code)

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