:m)

What do you think about the code below?
I have a file containing information about people, where the fifth element of the tab separated line contains the mail address.
Each mail address appears multiple times, I need to print them unique.

my %mails;
open my $csv, '', 'my.csv' or die $!;
while ($csv>){
    my  $mail = ( split(/\t/) )[4]; 
    $mails{$mail} = 1
}
say foreach sort keys %mails;

(and how do I indent code on blogs.perl.org?)
thx @Aristotle

For the last two weeks Damian has been here in Zürich teaching classes on Perl and vim. We attendees are having a great time and learning a lot. He managed to give us a lot of information and understanding in a very short time. We also had the chance to ask many questions, which he answered very competently.

For everybody who missed it, come and join us next year! I will keep you posted on that.

.. may it be Christmas sooooon! ;-)

cheers
:m)

2 weeks from now, my last semester exam will be over and as I quit my main $job, there will be *real* holidays this year. At least one month with no plan at all. How cool is this?

I'm considering a rewrite of my module Image::BoxModel which unfortunately never got far and is "a little" messed up in design.
I mainly use it to draw bar charts with ::Chart, and I think I am the only user. At least I don't have notice of anybody using the module. I can feel free to change whatever I want to.

2 years into my informatics studies and after a lot of java and absolutely no scripting, I'm wondering if I should stay with perl at all.
Here in Switzerland perl jobs are rare. I mean perl jobs, not "further desired skills: perl / bash".
And telecommuting jobs are mostly not that interesting because I live in a quite expensive country.
Most jobs I've looked at so far are maintenance jobs for legacy systems.
Hmpf.