As an aside: prototyping subs in Perl is only very occasionally required and should not be done as a matter of course
Well, maybe I misinterpreted perlsub which says It's probably best to prototype new functions as being a recommendation for prototypes. I know that the basic idea in prototypes is to provide a way to call subs like "builtin" ones, but I must admit that I already found more than one errors in my code, because Perl complained that my calling parameters don't match the prototype. Of course I know that it easy to bypass the prototype checking if I want to (but usually I don't want to).
-- 
Ronald Fischer <ynnor@mm.st>

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