I love the idea switch. However, the two times I've used it my code started creating errors that I could not explain. At the time I was in a rush, so I just gave up and moved on figuring that it was the sort of Black Magics beyond my comprehension. I wish that I could give more information or an example. All I can say is that I'll wait until Perl 6 to use it in production. I do remember that the last time had something to do with using it with Regex::Common and how they didn't seem to like each other. I'll try to hack up an example tomorrow morning.

/me-- for not being a better Perl citizen and saving the code in question or pointing it out to anybody. 

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In reply to Re: Switch.pm gotchas? by ignatz
in thread Switch.pm gotchas? by alanj

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