By who's definition? Certainly not Perl's. Or strict's.

BrowserUk... frankly, I'd rather you didn't bother responding to any more of my posts. I've seen quite a few of your responses to others, and have experienced a number of them myself, and you are a small-minded, sniping, intentionally-obtuse troll. You leave a nasty, clinging miasma on everything you touch, and PerlMonks is significantly poorer for your presence, despite your competence at Perl; I have little doubt that you have been the cause of a number of people leaving here, and I have felt like doing so myself on occasion.

Feel free to keep scoring my posts down, you vicious little weasel, but do go away. I won't be responding to anything you write any longer. 

-- 
I hate storms, but calms undermine my spirits.
 -- Bernard Moitessier, "The Long Way"

In reply to Re^4: Help! My variables are jumping off a cliff! by oko1
in thread Help! My variables are jumping off a cliff! by oko1

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