I am currently working on my diploma thesis, written in Perl of course ;-).
That made a funny picture in my head... 
sub make_thesis {
   my $thesis = new Thesis(
      reference => [ new Bose::Einstein, new Quantum::Entanglement(), 
+new Matter::Dark ],
      proposed => new BackOf::GiantTurtle(),
   );
   $thesis->prove();
   # $thesis->ambigious_filler_with_big_words(); 
   # $thesis->make_sound_important();
   $thesis->lots_of_graphs();
   $thesis->conclusion();
   $thesis->bibliography();
   return $ITS_ALL_GOOD;
}

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In reply to Re: Documentation system by SpanishInquisition
in thread Documentation system by crenz

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