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<node id="958567" title="Re: Permanent &lt;&lt;use feature &quot;:5.10&quot;;&gt;&gt;" created="2012-03-08 19:22:32" updated="2012-03-08 19:22:32">
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Probably won't be a popular comment, but you asked for any comments. Mine: don't use 'say' (or 'switch'). There, I sayed it. (How to justify it... Time saved? You spent some amount of time puzzling over it, then posted to perlmonks asking how to do it. A lot of time there. Or maybe it's clearer? 'say', a new feature, works now because....somehow it's been enabled. Well, if you set some environment variable or whatever, which won't work elsewhere. Seems not really so clear. Easier to wait a few years before using new syntax of dubious value, IMHO. Just because UNIVERSAL::can($you, 'do_something') doesn't mean UNIVERSAL::should($you, 'do_something') :))</field>
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