On 10-12-03 09:12 AM, oldyork90 wrote:
Is there any efficiency gained using the modifier /o when used in a sub?
The /o modifier is done automatically if there's no variable in the pattern. You would use it when there is one, to inform perl that its contents will not change during the run of the program. Of course, if its contents changes, don't use /o.
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