On Oct 14, 2004, at 7:17 PM, Randy W. Sims wrote:
File::Spec > 0.82 &&
Cwd &&
(( {OSNAME} == 'MSWin32' &&
( mod_perl < 2 &&
Apache::Foo &&
Apache::Bar ) ||
( mod_perl >= 2 &&
Apache2::Foo &&
Apache2::Bar ))
||
( {OSNAME} == 'Linux' &&
( mod_perl < 2 &&
Apache::Blah &&
Apache::Blek ) ||
( mod_perl >= 2 &&
Apache2::Blah &&
Apache2::Blek ))) &&
YAML > 1
Seems like a reasonable example. My only question has to do with the
use of operators: Could you perhaps use "eq" instead of "==" where
comparing strings? It's more Perl-like that way:
(( {OSNAME} eq 'MSWin32' &&
Oh, and I'm assuming that this discussion an example does not supersede
the previous case we discussed, where there's an either/or distinction
where the user has to choose or specify some sort of command-line
option (that is, mysql vs. Pg). Correct?
Cheers,
David
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