On Sunday 29 July 2001 12:55 am, Doofus wrote:
> Dan, et al,
> When we say that each opcode handler will return the next opcode, we
> really mean the location within the opcode stream, and not the opcode
> itself, right?
Nebbermime. RTFM. It's in PDD 5.
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For those of you who have slides from Perl 6-related discussions up on the
net somewhere, can you slide me a URL once things get established? I'd like
to get them in the summary for all to marvel at.
(Oh, BTW, nice meeting all of you that I met.)
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Dan, et al,
When we say that each opcode handler will return the next opcode, we
really mean the location within the opcode stream, and not the opcode
itself, right?
We are also expecting all (or most) of the opcode handlers themselves to
be pluggable, right? I'm working on some differe
Okay, fun's over. Back to work.
There was a Perl Documentation BOF that was scheduled for 6:30 Friday;
however, it seems none of the folks who showed up actually called it, and
none of the folks who called it actually showed up. (Or showed up fairly
late - after I had already left.)
What wa
> -Original Message-
> From: raptor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Saturday, July 28, 2001 12:32 PM
> To: Sterin, Ilya; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: if then else otherwise ...
>
>
> I've/m never used/ing "elseif" ( i hate it :") from the time I
> have to edit
> a perl script of
Oh boo hoo. Might I suggest a good introductory Perl book?
p
On Saturday 28 July 2001 12:32, raptor wrote:
> I've/m never used/ing "elseif" ( i hate it :") from the time I have to
> edit a perl script of other person that had 25 pages non-stop if-elsif
> sequence) ... never mind there is two c
I've/m never used/ing "elseif" ( i hate it :") from the time I have to edit
a perl script of other person that had 25 pages non-stop if-elsif sequence)
... never mind there is two conditions in your example...
of coruse i've think of this just like a shortcut nothing special ... later
on :
$x =
What's the point, you can accomplish the same with if/elsif/else. Maybe I'm
not understanding this correctly, but
if (cond)
{}
elsif (cond)
{}
else
{}
Ilya
> -Original Message-
> From: raptor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Saturday, July 28, 2001 9:35 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> S
hi,
we have <=> and 'cmp' operators but we don't have the conditional constroct
to use better their result :
May be forthcomming switch will solve this in some way, but isn't it better
to have shortcut like this :
if (cond)
{ }
else {}
otherwise {}
i.e.
if cond == 1 then 'then-block'
if cond
