Re^9: Correct syntax for using $INC to keep modules in same file

What is your beef? The fact that I want perl to process unicode as well as any other console text program? Gosh, how evil I am...

What are you going on about? I've never said anything to you about Unicode. (I even just now deleted a response to your final paragraph.)

Demanding that the perl remain Anglo-centric and default to the English languages' 8-bit charset LATIN-1 (or more specifically ISO-8859-1), is incredibly selfish and short-sighted.... So how are you going to help that? Tell me to completely change the way I program? To program like some mindless drone? My time is too limited.

More strawmen. I'm sorry I bothered. I don't believe you're responding in good faith, and I'm done here.

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Re^10: Correct syntax for using $INC to keep modules in same file by perl-diddler (Chaplain) on Jul 03, 2012 at 20:06 UTC
More strawmen. I'm sorry I bothered. I don't believe you're responding in good faith, and I'm done here. If you knew me, you would know I am not given to responding otherwise. The bulk of my response was about how I am following your advice (or Corian's) and not understanding what point you are trying to make -- which you have, multiple times, refused to elucidate on, instead answering in what one might almost call 'koans'... making me wonder if you were responding in 'good faith'. However, rather than believe that you might be "pulling my leg", I've tried to take you seriously. Perhaps that was/is a prime example of my naivete.	[reply]

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Re^10: Correct syntax for using $INC to keep modules in same file
by perl-diddler (Chaplain) on Jul 03, 2012 at 20:06 UTC

More strawmen. I'm sorry I bothered. I don't believe you're responding in good faith, and I'm done here.

The bulk of my response was about how I am following your advice (or Corian's) and not understanding what point you are trying to make -- which you have, multiple times, refused to elucidate on, instead answering in what one might almost call 'koans'... making me wonder if you were responding in 'good faith'.

However, rather than believe that you might be "pulling my leg", I've tried to take you seriously. Perhaps that was/is a prime example of my naivete.

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