(Note forwarded to the list as penance for my silliness. :) > > > sub foo($x .= "foo") {...} # Append "foo" to whatever $x given > > > sub foo($x ~= "foo") {...} # smart-test $x against "foo" > > Well, last time I looked (granted, it could've changed numerous times > since then) ~ was the string concatenator and ~~ was the smart > match op, so those should be: > > sub foo($x ~= "foo") {...} # Append "foo" to whatever $x given > sub foo($x ~~= "foo") {...} # smart-test $x against "foo"
lol -- flashbacks. Was off on both! I'm obviously behind the curve on ~ and ~~ ... but .= is P5, so TOTALLY wrong. Sorry! So _ isn't going to be the string catenation operator any more? Ok, I need an op reference, lol.... Is there a page up anywhere that summarizes the latest prognostications? Thanks for straightening me out. ;o] __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Platinum - Watch CBS' NCAA March Madness, live on your desktop! http://platinum.yahoo.com