Hildo Biersma wrote: > > > Personally I hated it. And I distinctly remember saying so. And I > > still hate it. > > I dislike it too. URIs are a user-space matter and should not be > built-in to the language - put it in a module. And if you have an OS > that implements URIs directly, well then that module becomes really > simple :-) I'm not sure that URIs are a user-space matter. They're a widely accepted portable standard for spelling out resource locations. They also make this: $htdoc = open "http://www.yahoo.com" or die; Natively possible, without bloating the language. See RFC 14 for how this could work. Many other languages (like PHP) support URIs natively. It makes many things easier. -NateThread Previous | Thread Next