On Thu, Nov 25, 2004 at 11:59:21AM -0600, Rod Adams wrote:
: Seeing the « in the context of a here-doc made me think "can you do a
: »<< here-doc?"
Nope, you can only hyper operators, not terms.
: So, something like :
:
: @text = »<<END;
: text1
: END
:
: text2
: END
:
: text3
: END
:
: text4
: END
:
: for @text { ...}
:
:
:
: The hard question about this is: how do you know when you've hit the
: last END? especially if the text you're loading looks like Perl code, or
: if you have different <<END later in your code?
I think you have a really good place for a split there. Then there's
no ambiguity about which is the internal separator and which is the
final delimiter.
: btw, should it be »<<, <<«, or »<<«?
Er, can I pick D?
Larry
