Michael G Schwern wrote: > That aside, could you put together a code example of what this wins? some expressiveness is gained, and a creation of a temporary variable can be avoided. ... defined $thing and return $thing ... is my working idiom for checking which case makes sense and returning the first hit. when $thing is a complex expression, a temporary variable must be explicitly assigned. "it" holds the place in my pseudocode. The pseudocode is for a "source filter" so I was thinking syntax optimizaitons...
- 1 until defined(getvalue()); return it; David L. Nicol
- Re: 1 until defined(getvalue()); return it; Simon Cozens
- Re: 1 until defined(getvalue()); return it; Michael G Schwern
- Re: 1 until defined(getvalue()); return it; Buddha Buck
- Re: 1 until defined(getvalue()); return it; Simon Cozens
- Re: 1 until defined(getvalue()); return it; Michael G Schwern
- Re: 1 until defined(getvalue()); return it; John Porter
- Re: 1 until defined(getvalue()); return it; John Porter
- Re: 1 until defined(getvalue()); return it; David L. Nicol
- Re: 1 until defined(getvalue()); return it; David L. Nicol
- Re: 1 until defined(getvalue()); return it; Michael G Schwern
- Re: 1 until defined(getvalue()); return it; Michael G Schwern
- Re: 1 until defined(getvalue()); return it; Simon Cozens
- Re: 1 until defined(getvalue()); return it; John Porter
- Re: 1 until defined(getvalue()); return it; Damian Conway
- Re: 1 until defined(getvalue()); return it; David L. Nicol
- Re: 1 until defined(getvalue()); return it; Simon Cozens
- Re: 1 until defined(getvalue()); return it; Vijay Singh
- RE: 1 until defined(getvalue()); return it; David Grove