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Make your methods know as little as possible

How often have you wished that one of Perl’s modules did things slightly differently? That module mostly works for you except for some hard-coded decisions in string formats, pack specifications, or other minor point that you wish that you could configure. Continue reading “Make your methods know as little as possible”

Author brian d foyPosted on December 5, 2010May 12, 2022Categories item, object-oriented programming, subroutines

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