WC -Sx- Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
:
: HOW-TO of the Month Club (end Of MARCH Edition)
:
: (Even though many of you *flamed* me - _I'mmmm baaaack_ :)
:
: This edition I will show you how to declare variables
: WITHOUT using *my* $var everywhere...
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BEGINNERS: Please do not follow this advice. It is
accurate, but poor advice for beginners.
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: ===== End of concept One...
: ===== Start concept Two -
:
: Should I -
: use warnings, $^W, or -w
: which to use ?
:
: They are the same :)
Then please explain how all these same methods
would accomplish these:
use warnings 'closure';
no warnings 'deprecated';
no warnings 'pack';
Read perllexwarn: "What's wrong with -w and $^W"
[snip]
: Depending upon the number of flames I may post
: something REALLY basic next time %)
Perhaps a How-To on how not to write a How-To for
a perl beginners mailing list?
Charles K. Clarkson
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