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  • I did some GTK programming by hand in both C and Perl a year or two ago and I found it very productive.

    I might try GTK2 again, the only concern I have with perl/gtk is the long list of dependancies involved - if I could build an easy to deploy bundle using GTK2 and Perl I would choose that over QT/C++ which I am currently looking at for writing GUI applications.

    ..of course I will probably try and do both as I want to learn C++ properly (i.e. write real code to do real jobs, its the only way to learn) and perl is so rapid it is ideal for prototyping a desktop or GUI application (yes, it is also fast enough to be the real thing too)

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    @JAPH = qw(Hacker Perl Another Just);
    print reverse @JAPH;
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