Graham Barr wrote: > You don't get it. > > We are not looking for a single char to replace -> > > We WANT to use . With complete respect here, I'm still not convinced this is true. Specifically, what the value of "we" is. It hardly sounds like everyone's united on this point. In fact, I've counted more postings of the tone "Why would we change -> ?!" than the other way around. Now, it may be that all the "We should use ." people are just keeping quiet, or think it's obvious why this is a benefit, but I'm unconvinced. Again, I'm open-minded, but the only argument I've really heard is to make Perl more Java/Python-like. This doesn't sway me at all. Are there other reasons? -Nate
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