Re^2: Taking reference to function

Telling someone to turn off strict refs is NOT a good idea, unless right after the functions action they turn it back on.
Besides why would you want to turn something off when you can get around the error.

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Re^3: Taking reference to function by tilly (Archbishop) on Apr 16, 2009 at 14:51 UTC
If you turn off strict refs inside of a block, it is automatically on right after the block. I personally find it clearer to do this than to use a complex syntax the maintenance programmer may not know to fool strict.pm into not complaining.	[reply]
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