At 4:52 PM -0700 6/5/02, David Whipp wrote:
>As always, most of it is great. so only the niggles get discussed.
>
>On page 7, the following example is given:
>
> $oldpos = pos $string;
> $string =~ m/... <( .pos == $oldpos )> .../;
>
>This implies that match position is associated with the
As always, most of it is great. so only the niggles get discussed.
On page 7, the following example is given:
$oldpos = pos $string;
$string =~ m/... <( .pos == $oldpos )> .../;
This implies that match position is associated with the string. This worries
me. If 2 threads are matching on
