Hi,
Dominic Hargreaves wrote:
> The problem in this case might not be that hard to fix,
Basically it's patching what (so far) one test expects to output.
And I can reproduce this difference with pure perl only:
Perl 5.26:
→ perl -E 'my $i = 0 ; while ($i < 10) { $ii[$i++] = "ii[$i] = $i" ; say
$ii[$i-1]; } '
ii[0] = 0
ii[1] = 1
ii[2] = 2
ii[3] = 3
ii[4] = 4
ii[5] = 5
ii[6] = 6
ii[7] = 7
ii[8] = 8
ii[9] = 9
Perl 5.28:
→ perl -E 'my $i = 0 ; while ($i < 10) { $ii[$i++] = "ii[$i] = $i" ; say
$ii[$i-1]; } '
ii[1] = 1
ii[2] = 2
ii[3] = 3
ii[4] = 4
ii[5] = 5
ii[6] = 6
ii[7] = 7
ii[8] = 8
ii[9] = 9
ii[10] = 10
I've skimmed through perl5280delta, but haven't noticed anything which
explains that difference.
Anyone can enlighten me if this is a perl bug or, if not, which change
caused this difference?
Regards, Axel
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