On Tue, 2 Oct 2001, Rajeev Rumale wrote:

> Well I have a way around.  I have not done this but sure will work.  may be
> gurus and give a code for this.
>
> If we cannot use dot in a sub routine name, but surely can use as a alias.
>
> All we need to do is to have an hash table and assing the functional as the
> value to the key which "can" have a "dot"
>
> Applogies in advance if I am worng, I just could not resist taking chances.

You mean if you do something like:

my %subs;

$subs{'www.com'} = sub { .. }

Yes, then you can use dots, in the hash keys that dereference to anonymous
subroutines.  The next question is, why do you *need* to have subroutine
names with dots in them?

-- Brett
                                          http://www.chapelperilous.net/
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