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in thread Silly Roommate Tricks

I think wombat understands completely that "require strict" is useless. After all, he says, "Therefore you can say 'require strict;' at the top of your code, and then still use the sloppy regular code conventions". I.e., it is useless -- it doesn't prevent sloppy variables, it doesn't hit you up for barewords, etc. It's just a "Silly Roommate Trick".

wombat's point, it seems, is that while useless, "require strict;" is not "masochistic".

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by runrig (Abbot) on May 26, 2001 at 21:40 UTC
    wombat's point, it seems, is that while useless, "require strict;" is not "masochistic".

    No, it is "sadistic". Something to torture your roomate with :)