I don't have a problem with "Perl Golf" short solutions ...:-)

There is nothing even remotely "Perl Golf" about that, IMHO that is practically a slur against perl, practically anti-perl-propaganda :)

However its obvious the OP (Original Poster) is not talking about those basic sorts of problems.

Sure its not :) Take for example Watching long processes through CGI (Aug 02), nothing particularly basic about it, sure its got 2 functions, but most of the code isn't in functions, less than 100 lines

Or take for example Text-CSV_XS-0.97/examples/csv2xls, 200 lines, one function( usage(), mostly string/heredoc)

Its easy to well past 1000 lines with this type of program, and its obvious to me this is the type of program the OP is talking about -- doesn't need modules or Test:: anything

In reply to Re^4: Developing code to be a module (perl -lanse) by Anonymous Monk
in thread Developing code to be a module by rpnoble419

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