I think the optimal way would be:
my $s = 'yada yada';
That way the program won't have to trim the whitespace off the string every
time it is run.
In the more general case, I might do it something like:
my $s = something-returning-a-string().trim;
But I don't think that there really is a
On Thu, Aug 6, 2015 at 2:23 AM, Brent Laabs wrote:
> I think the optimal way would be:
>
>my $s = 'yada yada';
>
> That way the program won't have to trim the whitespace off the string every
> time it is run.
>
> In the more general case, I might do it something like:
>
> my $s = something-
I should mention regarding the gist above:
$promise = $.start-processes
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I seem to have hit a strange bug on osx where for:
`await $promise; say $promise.perl`
sho
