Re: Need help with a simple (I think) Perl script
- From: Charlton Wilbur <cwilbur@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 30 May 2008 09:32:07 -0400
"BH" == Bill H <bill@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
BH> Many an interesting topic has been killed by the need to disect
BH> a post. Remember, perl is a programming language, programmers
BH> are people. Try to keep them distinct and apply some people
BH> skills where appropriate, and by all means, share with us your
BH> programming skills which the vast majority of you have in excess
BH> of mine.
Fortunately, there's a documented posted here regularly, clearly labeled
as Posting Guidelines, that indicates quite clearly what people get
their posts dissected for.
Remember, Perl is a programming language, programmers are people, and
expert programmers are *donating their time here* to help the novices.
Ask a stupid question, or one that's advised against in the Posting
Guidelines, and get a snippy, terse response -- because the alternative
is having the experts say, "@#$% this, I'm tired of answering the same
four FAQs over again" and going off to do something else.
There's a reason Larry Wall doesn't post here, and Randal Schwartz posts
only rarely. Do you want to chase the other experts off too?
Charlton
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