Larry Wall wrote: > > Either that, or it's a funny unary operator that can take 0 or 1 argument. > > But I'd be happy with just ... as a statement. Dwimming the unary > operator may not be worth it. Especially since it might be confused > with the binary operator. Could you make it "evaporate" and compile time, just like the (proposed) qc()? And if it is an operator, it should commute its context. (Hopefully this would "just happen" if the ... evaporates.) -- John Porter We're building the house of the future together.
- ... as a term Larry Wall
- Re: ... as a term Randal L. Schwartz
- Re: ... as a term Nathan Torkington
- Re: ... as a term skud
- Re: ... as a term Damian Conway
- Re: ... as a term John Porter
- Re: ... as a term Jarkko Hietaniemi
- Re: ... as a term Damian Conway
- Re: ... as a term Larry Wall
- Re: ... as a term Jonathan Scott Duff
- Re: ... as a term John Porter
- Re: ... as a term Larry Wall
- Re: ... as a term John Porter
- Re: ... as a term Jonathan Scott Duff
- Re: ... as a term John Porter
- Re: Do we really need eq? Steve Simmons
- Re: Do we really need eq? John Porter
- Re: Do we really need eq? David L. Nicol
- Re: Do we really need eq? Peter Scott
- Re: Do we really need eq? Tom Christiansen
- Re: Do we really need eq? Andy Dougherty