Hi all,

as a regular reader of the Perlweekly newsletter I stumbled on this entry in Edition #170: Stop using indirect object notation.

In the same moment I thought: Didn't I ask something related some time ago? Yes, I did. And I found it: Reference needed.

So, I bring this to awareness once again.

The reactions on twitter are interesting. IMHO the very first action that could be taken: Change all (changeable) documentation where new Class is used. Because most people don't care. They're copy&pasting the examples and synopsis of CPAN modules. And you can find this indirect notation on CPAN.

Regards
McA

In reply to Reanimating regular issue: Indirect Object Notation by McA

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