Re^2: How to turn a "developer code" into a "user code"

Personally, I prefer not to have "developer" configuration (also passwords) in the program. I either put those into a configuration file or take them from %ENV.

Taking them from %ENV sounds interesting. If i understood well, it would mean that as a default, $I_AM_DEV would be set to 0, and that on my computer, it would be set to 1 through an environmental variable. Thus, i wouldn't need to change it each time i'm passing him the program (i also just send him the .pl file when there are no new prerequisites).
Did i understand what you are doing properly ?

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Re^3: How to turn a "developer code" into a "user code" by Corion (Patriarch) on Mar 11, 2012 at 16:51 UTC
Yes, or alternatively, there are some pre-set environment variables, like (on Windows), `$ENV{USERNAME}` (which is 'corion' on my machine), and the name of the machine. Using these, you can switch on more verbose output automatically.	[reply] [d/l]
Re^4: How to turn a "developer code" into a "user code" by mascip (Pilgrim) on Mar 11, 2012 at 17:20 UTC
Nice idea, thank you :o) I have two questions about WWW::Mechanize::Firefox, i will post them soon (i am writing a clean example code first).	[reply]