G'day PilotinControl,

It would have been appropriate to state, at the outset, that the PDF/Reuse.pm code you're using is a private copy which you have personally edited.

A link to Define(@array) is Deprecated (from earlier this week) would have shown what the changes were and why you made them.

Not doing this has caused unnecessary and duplicated effort. Specifically:

• davido (in his reply: "Re: Can't use undefined value as an ARRAY reference") has dug up the source from CPAN, compared that with the code you posted here, and reported back that it had changed and that you might have an old version. Here you caused unnecessary effort!
• In my reply to your earlier post ("Re: Define(@array) is Deprecated"), I located, and advised you of, RT#77800. Now davido (in another response in the current thread: "Re^3: Can't use undefined value as an ARRAY reference") has done this again. Here you caused a duplication of effort!

We're happy to help and do so freely. Our time is finite and we don't want to waste it with unnecessary tasks or repeating the work already done by others. Please consider this in any future posts.

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