--- David Gilden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is one style better then the other here?
>
> sub print_table_rows {
> my $name = shift;
> my $key = shift;
> my $date = shift;
> --- alt
> sub print_table_rows {
> my ($name,$key,$date) = @_[0..2]
I'd just say
my ($name,$key,$date) = @_;
On Jun 14, David Gilden said:
>my ($name,$key,$date) = @_[0..2]
You needn't even use an explicit slice.
my ($name, $key, $date) = @_;
works fine here, and is generally preferred over large amounts of
shift()s.
If you do need to be destructive to @_, then you might want to
splice() it, inste
Is one style better then the other here?
Thanks,
Dave
-
sub print_table_rows {
my $name = shift;
my $key = shift;
my $date = shift;
print <
$thread{$key}
$name$date
data
--- alt
sub print_table_rows {
my ($name,$key,$date) = @_[0..2]
print <
$thread{$key}
$name$date
data
