I did read your code, and I did see your first enhancement, but as the majority of your post related to Memoize I responded to that aspect of it. I am increasingly offended by your inability to accept that I might know a little Perl. I am the first to admit that I do not know as much as you, nor anywhere close, but I do not appreciate being talked down to any more then the next Monk.

You may respond to this at your leisure... I am in no hurry to start an aggravated debate with you. I have not voted -- on any of your posts on this thread, nor am I the kind of person who would. I am also not the kind of person that likes to get into personality debates. I would much rather discuss Perl and Computer Science. Thank you and good night.

In reply to RE: (5) Re: Complex Hash by Adam
in thread Complex Hash by Adam

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