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A joke. I thought anyone who stayed with the post until JUDGEMENT_DAY would see that as over the top. I figured I lose some before that.

Fear not you differently humoured folk, I post such fancies seldom.

I thought the e= operator was obviously the merging of the == and the eq operators. Thanks, I've updated the node per your critcism.

I don't have an issue with your downvote. Although I tend towards contrariety, occasionally I do talk to people with whom I agree. You vote your votes as you think best. Thanks for the feedback.

In reply to Re: Re: Fix Perl quick or else. by rir
in thread Fix Perl quick or else. by rir

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