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I'd never thought it through particularly, since in my case it is much less likely anyone else will have to read my code, but readability does seem to be quite a personal thing. I think there are some styles that are going to be less readable for almost everyone, but a lot of cases where it's totally dependent on the reader. I probably betray my own sloppy habits when I say I found your version one easier to understand than version two.

My {pre-decimalisation pound} / 120 is that the map version wd be more readable like this:
my @files = map {&makefiles} @in; sub makefiles { my ($count, $file) = split; $file =~ s/^$in_prefix//; my ($campaign, $month, $fname) = split /\//, $file; return { # not strictly necessary, but *readable* campaign => $campaign, month => $month, file => $fname, count => $count, sort => "$campaign:$month:$file" }; }


§ George Sherston

In reply to Re: Do as I say. Not as I do by George_Sherston
in thread Do as I say. Not as I do by davorg

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