r Perl 5 right to left (nested), or even a mixed style.
>join( ', ', sort { ... } $hash.keys );
Now this it where things start to get weird, of course. Lots of
possibilities for obfuscation, but again, Perl5 has been famous for these
kind of things.
Petras Kudaras
would be nice to live in a perfect world, but we are not quite there
yet.
Petras Kudaras
--
Just Another Lithuanian Perl Hacker
it for his decision.
As long as there is a [alternative] way to input (and read) Perl scripts in
simple ascii, I'm happy. Should there be an approach that Java used to have --
where "\u" escape sequences are parsed first and then the code is parsed?
(I am not terribly familiar wit
