How about

  1. String::Concatenate
    sub concatenate{ $_[ 0 ] . $_[ 1 ] }
  2. Algorithm::Numerical::Addition
    sub add{ $_[ 0 ] + $_[ 1 ] }
  3. Algorithm::Loop
    sub loop (&@) { $_[ 0 ]->( $_ ) for @_ }

Ultimately, they can all be ditched in favour of Algorithm::Just.

Synopsis: #!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; use warnings; use diagnostics; use Data::Dumper; use Fatal; use IO::All; use Parse::RecDescent; use Getopt::Short; use Getopt::Standard; use Getopt::Long; use Config::Standard; use Pod::Usage; use DBI; use Class::DBI; use Class::MethodMaker; use Aspect; use Algorithm::Just; my $config = Config::Standard->new( @ARGS ); my $program = Algorithm::Just->new( $config ); exit $program->doit( instructions => 'Use what you need' );

Every programming problem solved, all you have to do is configure it right. Of course, now we need another module to save all that typing.


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"Think for yourself!" - Abigail
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In reply to Re: CPAN module fior common idioms? by BrowserUk
in thread CPAN module fior common idioms? by dragonchild

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