Jens Rieks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What does this do now?
> set Px, "str"
Good question:
$ cat set.pasm
new P0, .PerlString
set P0, "str"
set S0, P0
chopn S0, 2
print "str"
print "\n"
end
$ parrot set.pasm
s
:)
We should separate the 2 cases (set_p_sc and set_p_s)
On Tuesday 20 April 2004 09:44, Leopold Toetsch wrote:
> set Sx, Sy # alias Sx to Sy
> set Sx, "str" # set Sx to COW copy of "str"
> set Px, Sy # CHANGED make Px refer to Sy
> assign Px, Sy # set Px to COW copy of Sy
What does this do now?
set Px, "str"
jens
I've now checked in some changes WRT these opcodes.
1) Strings - summary
set Sx, Sy# alias Sx to Sy
set Sx, "str" # set Sx to COW copy of "str"
set Px, Sy# CHANGED make Px refer to Sy
assign Px, Sy # set Px to COW copy of Sy
2) PMC summary
set Px, Py# al
