Hello,
I wish to be consistent with shall, so `.' is literal dot in double
strings. I prefer "$file.ext" or "${file}.ext".
For method calls ``$()'' could be used: "$($foo.bar)".
Perhaps, what does "${foo.bar}" mean?
Best regards
Hello,
I am missing, in Perl5, some shortcut for matching not whole word,
e.g.:
/^--v(?:e(?:r(?:s(?:i(?:on?)?)?)?)?)?$/
Would there be something in Perl6?
For Perl5 I suggest somenthing like this /--v(?-ersion)$/
Best regards
On Fri, Jul 09, 2004 at 05:02:48PM +0100, Jonathan Worthington wrote:
> > >Are there plans in Perl 6 for string modifiers?
> > Not exactly. But method calls can be interpolated into strings, so most
> > > As they are in bash eg.:
> > > ${var%glob_or_regexp}
> > > ${var%%glob_or_regexp}
> >
> >
ey are in bash
eg.:
${var%glob_or_regexp}
${var%%glob_or_regexp}
${var#glob_or_regexp}
${var##glob_or_regexp}
${var/pattern/string}
${var:[+-=]word}
Best regards
Hans Ginzel
