Re^6: How to eliminate warning message on hash value?

Well, I wrote this code today and I think it illustrates this style better...

Of course what these variables mean is completely out of context, but I can't imagine the horror of this expressed as nested "if's". Call it "zigzag indenting" or whatever.

For more complex "if" statements, I do think this has a certain regularity that is pleasing to the eye. Mileage varies.

print if ( exists ($noBye4Call{$rCall}  )
           and    ($rNr > 10            )
           and    ($GP{STATUS}  eq 'G'  ) 
           and    ($GP{SCORE}   eq 'BYE')  );
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Re^7: How to eliminate warning message on hash value? by ikegami (Patriarch) on Dec 31, 2011 at 07:40 UTC
[ Sorry, didn't see this reply earlier ] For more complex "if" statement Yes, different styles work better in different circumstances. I do think this has a certain regularity that is pleasing to the eye Really, then why did you switch style in your example? You stop aligning your conditions, removed the zigzaging, and added a gazillion parens.	[reply]
Re^8: How to eliminate warning message on hash value? by Marshall (Canon) on Jan 04, 2012 at 11:38 UTC
I think that the style is consistent. We are way off topic. Let's leave these style things to another day.	[reply]