cpan you have to see

[Yitzchak Scott-Thoennes]

On Wed, Dec 12, 2012 at 9:23 AM, Edmund von der Burg
<evdb at ecclestoad.co.uk> wrote:
> Each language has its own idioms and ways to do things. In shell
> scripting the while true ... done loop is one of them.
>
> In Perl the equivalent would be while (1) { .... }

Actually, it's:  while () { ... }

But not many people seem to remember that.  :)

Programming Perl has this to say:
> Speakers of a natural language are allowed to have differing skill levels, to speak different subsets of the language, to learn as they go, and, generally, to put the language to good use before they know the whole language.  You don't know all of Perl yet, just as you don't know all of English.  But that's Officially Okay in Perl culture.  You can work with Perl usefully, even though we haven't even told you how to write your own subroutines yet.

And, yes, I think that applies even to code published on CPAN.
If there are *bugs*, report them.