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commit 3ab2e3f4c30f9eb2af7532712092e7c1720f858d
Merge: eb75424 6186085
Author: David Mertens <dcmertens.perl@...>
Date: Mon Sep 12 09:59:52 2011 -0500
Merge branch 'master' of ssh://pdl.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/pdl/pdl
commit eb75424ff777eee2043618b96a5adc17fed12a8e
Author: David Mertens <dcmertens.perl@...>
Date: Mon Sep 12 09:51:18 2011 -0500
Made some PP.pm code more legible.
The XS C Header variable in mkxscat and mkVarArgsxscat was named
chdrs, which made me think "Change Directories", not "C Headers".
So, I renamed it to xs_c_headers for clarity. I also renamed prel
to prelude. It doesn't tell you what kind of prelude it is, but at
least you know it's something that comes before something else,
which I hope helps.
Also, and this may just be a style thing, I revised the code that
constructs the prelude string. It may be just me, but joining a
bunch of members in an array by surrounding the array with quotes
(i.e. $joined = "@seperate") really threw me off. Instead, I used
the join operator, with a suggestive use of the fat comma:
join $with_this_seperator => (@these_items);
I hope that makes the meaning of the code clearer to anybody else
who comes along.
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