> The only thing I remark is that I believe all of Perl should be the > most exposed possible, so that unseen levels of introspection > can be achieved. In that philosophy I wrote my idea about > exposing the engine's guts. I'm well-known as a non-delving-into-the-guts type of guy. I don't have a problem with your proposal, since (as Rick points out) it can easily be viewed as a superset of mine, and made no harder to implement (assuming we eventually see method calls draw close to subroutine calls in execution speed). > BTW, I didn't see any comments about my second thought, the one > of inspecting compiled regexps. Did you like it? That also goes in > the direction of exposing all the internals to the module writers... I didn't feel qualified or entitled to comment on it since I *never* operate at the level of the perl guts; not even in modules -- like Switch -- that may appear to do so. DamianThread Previous | Thread Next