I don't think that the details are fixed yet, they will be discussed.

And yes, when using the debugger as repl I wouldn't need or want strictures.

But I see the need among teams to be able to enforce an opinionated Perl. (I kept calling this the use anal pragma till I had the idea to Google for "anal perl" ;)

My favored approach is to have "master" pragmas for different use cases.

And like I already said, my gut feeling tells me that something like use v7 will be the first solution, if only because they don't have that much time for fancier but riskier approaches.

Cheers Rolf
(addicted to the Perl Programming Language :)
Wikisyntax for the Monastery

In reply to Re^6: Modernizing the Postmodern Language? by LanX
in thread Modernizing the Postmodern Language? by WaywardCode

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