right, I wasn't sure unslice() is working as expected..
I agree that this syntax is better :
no slice 'SomeModule';

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Does this mean I have to implement module called 'slice' and then implement the unimport method. Is that what you meant ? I haven't done 'no'-module !

>>Further more, your slice isn't constant.
That's right, that was my idea. When I don't want to do debugging it is defined as constant, so it is inlined and pruned.
But when I need to debug it is a full blown sub. i.e. if I have the following code :
use Slicer;
use constant slice => 0;

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The constant will override the Slicer.pm definition, so no code will be executed.At least this is my understanding how it works and it seems to work.

In short to be inlined it has to be constant/sub-constant. To be able to override a constant I need a sub with prototype (), so that I can use the same name.
And finally to be able to call such sub() with many parameters I have to call it like this &mysub($p1,$p2)
Is my reasoning correct or there is a hole in it ;)

In reply to Re^2: Cheaper - Debug,Log,Errors via Slicing&dicing by rootcho
in thread Cheaper - Debug,Log,Errors via Slicing&dicing by rootcho

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