Zeus Odin wrote:
Apologies, I was asleep at the wheel during my last response. :-)
The only answer I have is that this is how the designers of Perl decided that the printing of undefined $, @, and % would work. This is probably due to the fact that the undefined value of a scalar *is* different from the undefined value of a hash or an array. Take for instance:
Correct, I had mearly stated I hadn't realized that @arr; and %hsh; woudn't give uninitialized value warnings until Gunnar I beleive poiinted it out to me :)
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