Piers Cawley wrote: > > You know, I'm trying to see what's annoying about all those > parentheses in the lisp function and what do you know, I can't see > anything wrong. Okay, so it's not Perl syntax, but it's still clear > what's going on. Yes, but it's hard to read. Lisp requires parens, because it has no precedence rules. (Well, hardly any). It has (almost) no other syntax. This is the situation we would like to avoid in perl. By letting every operator have well-defined precedence, and every be function well prototyped, there should never be any ambiguity (to the compiler, at least) as to what is meant, even with no parens. Ideally, anyway. -- John Porter Aus des Weltalls ferne funken Radiosterne.
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