Re: references

["Michael C. Toren" <mct@netaxs.com>]

> In that case, the answer is relatively easy.
> 
> That's poor perl programming.
> 
> You never (with a 99.9952334% probability) will ever need to do that.
> 
> It is	a) bug prone
> 	b) often a security hole
> 	c) better solved with a hash or an array

What about "$foo = \&sub", or "&calc(\@data1, \@data2)" ? :-)

References have their place, but like everything else, can be abused.

-mct