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use strict/warnings and Windows (Score:1)

by reezer (9663)

From Dancer::Cookbook "Note that you don't need to use the strict and warnings pragma, they are already loaded by Dancer." So it saves space, like Modern::Perl, which would be a bonus for me. To all users of Perl on Windows. Maybe it works with the latest (beta/RC) version of strawberry perl. At least here it works. http://strawberryperl.com/beta/ [strawberryperl.com] This competition is a great idea! I've never ever used one of these before I read about the competition. The reason is that nearly nobody was talking about
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  by draven (2268)
  
  This is actually the case for Mojolicious as well.
  - Re:use strict/warnings and Windows (Score:1)
    
    by ruz (8128) on 2010.04.05 4:48 (#71838)
    
    Then both can win from either of the following:
    1) a comment in hello world example, for example: "no need in use strict or use warnings as above does that for you"
    2) every line in the example with comments
    3) example without comments and with comments
    By the way Alias doesn't sound like a newbie :) Who knows about CPAN testers during his first month programming in perl.
    
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