In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 1. In my simple mind this would only make the interpreter jump through
> the script which should not enhance the performance.
perl compiles the script, then runs the intermediate digested form
of the human readable code.
> 2. Human beings have to jump through the script as well when they
> attempt to understand how the script is working.
you shouldn't have to look at the function to understand what
it does, only how it does it. if you really must see both at the
same time then use a code editor that can split the screen (or
window). :)
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