Tony Olekshy wrote: > If we take this approach then when you just want to casually say > > my $f = open $file; always { close $f }; > > you can. I like that. In addition, when you want to carefully ... How about "later" instead of "always" Because: "later" is a time in the future, but we don't know exactly when, and "always" has an aspect of continuing in time which is distracting (to me.)
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