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I like your "style" sir - I do that but I realize I could do MORE of that. Making perl "english-like" and avoiding loops make life so much more readable.. AND using strict and bareblocks to minimize scope..

I ++'d you :)

In reply to Re^2: Is there a cleaner way to write this code below, which includes derferencing references, that themselves have to be dereferenced? by misterperl
in thread Is there a cleaner way to write this code below, which includes derferencing references, that themselves have to be dereferenced? by bartender1382

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