Jonathan Scott Duff wrote: > > Well, now it's my turn to suggest something ;-> How about we give > perl the ability to look for a .perlrc file? (Yes, I know the reasons > against, but everything is up for grabs now right? :-) If we do this, it should be off by default. csk/ksh make you turn it off, which is the *WRONG* approach. Instead, add a boolean switch that says "reading ~/.perlrc is ok for this script". Maybe -r could be used for that. Scott, I'd suggest codifying ~/.perlrc in an RFC, real quick, before the heated arguments begin. :-) -Nate
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