sheesh.

[sev]

fucking spamassassin and their fucking memory-hog code.

SCALAR EACH IS YOUR FRIEND, DIPSHIT.

sheesh. I did *not* need to be optimizing code written by people I've never met. (EDIT: though technically, in my mind, addressing 'out of memory' errors that crop up under normal usage isn't optimizing anymore; it's debugginging.)

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[sev]

And if we can do it for
for $x (keys %y) { ... }

then we should be able to do it for
for $x (grep(/pattern/,keys %y)) { ... }

and, and, and!

(people just like me are why perl is the swiss army chainsaw.)

[xlerb.livejournal.com]

grep (and map) would make it a little trickier; it'd have to make sure the predicate/block is free of side-effects so that the lazy-evaluation thing can be done without possibly changing the code's behavior. I think.

(Bigger chainsaw!!!)