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After some active years on P.M I moved on to a product that prefers Lua and Java to Perl. The little Perl I was still using was pretty simple so no need to seek help for a while. I was also busy learning new languages so did not have the time to drop in here to lend a hand.

Now however I am heading back into a Perl heavy environment, so hopefully I will be around a bit more.

Update

Wow! It really is good to be back. First question posted got several solid answers in minutes. I repent for straying down the path of Lua/Python

Cheers,
R.

Pereant, qui ante nos nostra dixerunt!

In reply to Re: Old Monks go gentle into that good night. by Random_Walk
in thread Old Monks go gentle into that good night. by punch_card_don

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