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Actually your test reveals how during this talk the highscore in bullshit bingo was finally broken.

At the question section Rubin - after being asked how the Perl maintainers reacted - said something along the line

"oh they activated something called Warnings ...after you attacked the system you get a warning that you just attacked the system" and rolled his eyes.

Truth is whoever writes an application ever using param() in list context gets warnings, from the first moment the code is executed.

No matter if there were any multi values in the request or anyone tried to break in.

Whoever upgrades gets a warning after his first test run.

That's pretty strict.

Cheers Rolf

_{(addicted to the Perl Programming Language and ☆☆☆☆ :)}

In reply to Re^4: Stop Using Perl by LanX
in thread Stop Using Perl by shmem

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