Jeff Pang wrote:
> Raja Vadlamudi:
>> John W. Krahn:
>>> Using a typeglob copy: [...]
>>> *real_long_func = *really_long_function_name_i_do_not_like_to_type;
>>
>> Or you might just want to use typeglob for only sub-routine.
>> *real_long_fund = \& really_long_function_name_i_do_not_like_to_type;
> Message du 27/08/08 21:21
> De : "Raja Vadlamudi"
> A : "Perl Beginners"
> Copie à :
> Objet : Re: sub alias name
>
> Or you might just want to use typeglob for only sub-routine.
>
> *real_long_fund = \& really_long_function_name_i_do
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Raja Vadlamudi wrote:
On 8/27/08 3:02 PM, "John W. Krahn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ryan wrote:
sub really_long_function_name_i_do_not_like_to_type {return 'data';}
can I create some kind of alias, like real_long_func ?
Using a typeglob copy:
$ perl -le
Or you might just want to use typeglob for only sub-routine.
*real_long_fund = \& really_long_function_name_i_do_not_like_to_type;
On 8/27/08 3:02 PM, "John W. Krahn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ryan wrote:
>> given:
>>
>> sub really_long_function_name_i_do_not_like_to_type {return 'data';}
>
Ryan wrote:
given:
sub really_long_function_name_i_do_not_like_to_type {return 'data';}
can I create some kind of alias, like real_long_func ?
how?
Using a typeglob copy:
$ perl -le'
sub really_long_function_name_i_do_not_like_to_type { return q/data/ }
print really_long_function_name_i_do_
Of course you can...
sub really_long_function_name_i_do_not_like_to_type {return 'data';}
sub short_func { return really_long_function_name_i_do_not_like_to_type(); }
Should do the trick,
Rob
On Wed, Aug 27, 2008 at 8:44 PM, Ryan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> given:
>
> sub really_long_functio
