All modules must end with a positive value

mjl69 on 2005-12-08T20:36:20

If all modules must end with a true value, then why not use a statement that carries a positive message which encourages true, positive values.

For example:

'Eat more leafy, green vegetables.'

As long as there is this requirement for a true value at the end of the module, it may as well carry a positive message to the reader.

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Re:

Aristotle on 2005-12-09T10:07:04

:-)

_.

Abigail on 2005-12-09T10:44:06

In the past, I've returned the documentation as the 'true' value:

<< '=cut';

=head1 NAME --  Bla Bla

...

=cut

This gives a new meaning to if you don't get the documentation, your code is broken.

I prefer paradoxes

Limbic Region on 2005-12-22T05:28:54

when

1;

got old, I started using

42;

but of course the answer isn't very much use without the question so now I just end with the following quandry

"This statement is false.";

Cheers,
L~R