In-Reply-To: Message from demerphq <demerphq@gmail.com>
of "Thu, 01 Oct 2009 23:18:12 +0200."
<9b18b3110910011418x385a6671sb9e26bd43b8ed5@mail.gmail.com>
I don't believe I insulted anyone; if anything, I was self-deprecating:
1) I saw multiple problems with C<use encoding>, leading variously to
core dumps, panics, baffling exceptions, and odd failures. I fear
some idiocy of my own: that's why I'm shy at formal bug-reporting it.
2) I had next to no end of trouble testing whether $data began with BOM
in either byte-order. My tribulations were so severe I have to wonder
whether I'm not somehow being brain-damaged here as well.
Is there any collective sense of how many bug reports, particularly about
C<use encoding>, this merits?
If non-zero, should I submit just one report detailing several apparent
problems, or would several reports each containing one problem be better?
If it were only a matter of self-education and documentation improvements,
I'd be happy to submit those patches myself--once I finally understood it.
Why then you felt a need to be so insulting, I neither understand nor appreciate.
Nobody would.
--tom
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