I never had the change to play with CF, but something that pukes up URLs filled with comma's can't be good.

The problem in this is the same problem we're all sharing! Once you found something to your liking you start to defend it as you do not wish to betray yourself.

Just take the DDD for instance... Everyone here shouts NO NO and a flame war is started in milliseconds. While the latest DDD does a good thing with perl (Better then the TkDebugger anyway) - But you haven't tried the latest one since all say it is no good.

It's just plain old langsisem! (That racisem for coding-languages!)

We all participate in that Even I! (just check the first lines of this message...) while I try so hard not to...

Sinister greetings.
perldoc -q $_

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