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Re^3: Unusual coding arrangements in Perl

by pKai (Priest)
on May 03, 2007 at 13:46 UTC ( [id://613382]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Re^2: Unusual coding arrangements in Perl
in thread Unusual coding arrangements in Perl

Hm, the code line in the OP obviously was taken verbatim from a reply I gave to one of your previous questions.

I deliberately crafted the code in that node after the the snippet you gave in that question, to give you a better resemblance what change I proposed to your code.
I even let things in there not used in my code, like the variables $year and friends.

But then, my code was a tested complete script, which you are able to save and execute as-is. So I thought it was clear, that some things have to be taken in its own context and can't be transplanted into another (your) script without adaption.

It seems I failed miserably with this approach.

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Re^4: Unusual coding arrangements in Perl
by blazar (Canon) on May 04, 2007 at 10:57 UTC
    But then, my code was a tested complete script, which you are able to save and execute as-is. So I thought it was clear, that some things have to be taken in its own context and can't be transplanted into another (your) script without adaption.

    Haha, you seem to have no clue about how Win is used to "work". You have a vast literature to study!

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