>Jon Ericson wrote: >> >> Agreed. Good style would avoid this problem. The example in the >> synopsis of this RFC should be: >> >> my $output = >"Print this line.\n"<; >Would this be solved if print returned the string it printed? This seems >to be what everyone's getting at: > my $output = print $r->name . " is $age years old\n"; *Why* would you want that? What's the practical use? I cannot ever recall writing, or wishing for, anything like this: sub what_print_would_print_if_print_would_print_what_print_would_print { return join($, => @_) . $\; } --tom
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