How about this for the next pool:

What resource you haven't used yet in Perl (in your own code)?

  • tainting
  • sockets
  • regexp
  • references
  • format()
  • tie
  • fork
  • thread
  • XS
  • OO
  • POD
  • XML

    • Well, a better list can be made, but I think that will be interesting to know what resource is not used very much, or what the monk haven't learned yet. Soo, this resources can be reworked, or better docs can be writed.

    Graciliano M. P.
    "Creativity is the expression of the liberty".

    In reply to Idea for the next pool by gmpassos

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