perigrin chrisNO@SPAMprather.orghttp://chris.prather.org/AOL IM: marceusx (
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After Middle School Chris bounced through various high schools around the state of Florida for a bit. He ended up getting a BA (in English) from the University of Central Florida at about the time others his age were getting their MAs. His (now) wife, their child, and he went to Europe for a bit (there was a programming job in Scotland) and came back unemployed where upon he got offered a job in St. Paul. He moved on from that job after a few years to one where he was paid to do the things he previously did as a hobby. That sounds much more exciting than it really was. Really his life is based on two kids, two cats, and a bunny.
Perl reference (Score:1)
I've often found Bruce Eckel's "Thinking In Java: The Definitive Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming in the Language of the World-Wide Web" stuff to be closest in understanding to OO Perl. I think that is because he started doing his "Thinking . .
Not knowing what to do, they do what they know . . .
Re:Perl reference (Score:1)
I'll give it a look see, but the last thing I want now is yet another high level intro to OO. I've always groked OO, to the point where I find it hard to understand non OO code. And the beginning seemed to be more of the same.
Nutshell (Score:2)
Re:Nutshell (Score:1)
Mostly I'm looking for something like Damian's OO Book, or Effective Perl. I'd like to figure out how to do things that are simple in Perl, even if they're not quite as simple in Java. Like dynmaically building objects in a method.