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Quickly, why mix up subroutines and large chunks of code? May I suggest something like:

&sub_one; &sub_two; &sub_three; sub sub_one{ } sub sub_two{ } sub sub_three{ }

I think that this is clearer and easier to understand. It maximises the benefit of using subroutines.

Other than that I agree with the above comments on CGI and strict. CGI is very important from an upkeep point of view - so long as you keep your CGI module up to date you don't have to worry about rewriting your code to match the latest standards. strict is a very useful learning tool.

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In reply to Re: C any bugs? by murphya
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