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That's a very good point. Is it safer to make checks for everything the user can input or that has no influence in the security of the program?

What I need to do:

- add possibility for the user to cluster frequently used modules/libraries with tags (thinking about using hashes)

- make use of environment variable to determine which is the default editor and make use of it, instead of assuming emacs. (not sure how to do that yet)

thanks for your suggestions :)

In reply to Re^3: RFC: newscript.pl , my very first script! by Darfoune
in thread RFC: newscript.pl , my very first script! by Darfoune

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