in reply to Trying to avoid line noise (brain cramp)
If you're writing for someone with little Perl knowledge, then all you can do is
- Write clean tight code. (which you have)
- Document it (which you were about to), even if it's on a line by line basis.
_rant_on_
I'm personally getting to the stage where I am
p**d off about pandering to developpers who want to
use a programming language without making an effort
to learn, not just the syntax, but also the idioms.
If regular expressions are part of the language, then
use them as they were meant to be used. If conditional
statement modifiers are there, then what's the
point of pretending that they aren't?
_rant_off_
Just about the only thing that you can do is to teach the perl-deprived; and one of the most immediate ways to do that is to fully document the code.
Just my two centimes.
-- I knock my pate and fancy wit will come Knock as I please, there's no one at home a pontiff paraphrased
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