in reply to Re^2: When is it better to NOT release a new module?
in thread When is it better to NOT release a new module?
If that were really the case, why is Perl 6 getting some seriously powerful tools for writing source filters?
Mu.
They are evil in Perl5-land because they are, for all intents and purposes, impossible to make work reliably. They will be acceptable and accepted in Perl6-land because they’ll be easy to make work reliably.
Personally, I’m far more excited about smoothly integrated macros than reliable source filters.
Makeshifts last the longest.
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