Ok George,
I confess I always wrap array references: @{$arr}
I also use many unnecessary parens: my ($onevar);
Subroutines that return values always: return $value;
And I avoid using $_.
Thanks for providing the opportunity to confess my
transgressions, interesting subject, but I am still unable
to commit to changing my superstitious ways.
I am curious why you would never use whitespace in a hash
key. Quoting hash keys for consistency seems reasonable to
me. Maybe the real, underlying, superstition is whitspace
in hash keys?
YuckFoo
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