func(args) = ...
func(args) += ...
func(args) =~ s///
Such functions have been modeled in object models that accept
arg-list+operator (head+operator) polymorphic signatures. It would be
up to the programmer of func() to dictate what happens when func() is
invoked.
The following would
f out of your bubble and think again.
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Subject:Re: RFC 109 (v1) Less line noise - let's get rid of @%
To go through a few points that has arisen:
o Why do I
chomp should have options to define what an EOL is.
Many times, on Solaris, I could not use chomp because I had to use
=~ s/[\n\r ]$//
on files that came from NT or even from MS-oriented unix editors.
08/15/2000 12:48:00 PM
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Subject:Re: RFC 99 (v1)
