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I like your "why" (Score:1)

by sigzero (5768)

I am not sure I would do it that way but at least I can understand why you do.
- Re:I like your "why" (Score:1)
  
  by jplindstrom (594) on 2008.01.06 20:44 (#59997) Journal
  
  So what's your "why"?
  
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    by sigzero (5768)
    
    I am not sold on anything by any means but I generally don't like a lot of POD intermixed with code because for me it makes it harder to read (call it "eye noise").
    
    I like your way though and may try that. It may be easier to read it "blocks".
  - Also,,, (Score:1)
    
    by sigzero (5768)
    
    I tend to favor the PBP book practices and it recommends placing POD at the end of the file. I had no real reason to do any but.

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