I find underscore also a little bit mesleading, but at least will not broke
my code (I was never using underscore in identifiers, I'm using Upercassing
i.e. $yetAnotherVar )
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Thus it was written in the epistle of Erik Lechak,
>
> I guess my biggest complaint was that underscore would be the only single
> character operator that would be in danger of being lumped into the variable
> name. I forgot about x . I use it all the time. If x has that
> constraint why n
Bryan,
I guess my biggest complaint was that underscore would be the only single
character operator that would be in danger of being lumped into the variable
name. I forgot about x . I use it all the time. If x has that constraint
why not the underscore. I worked at a place where
varia
On Saturday 06 October 2001 03:47 pm, Erik Lechak wrote:
> Thank you for the info. I am more engineer than computer scientist,
> so please excuse the ignorance behind these questions.
No problem.
>
> > Except that the operator truly is simply an underscore. But it's also a
> > valid iden
Thanks for the info,
Bryan,
Thank you for the info. I am more engineer than computer scientist, so
please excuse the ignorance behind these questions.
>
> Except that the operator truly is simply an underscore. But it's also a
> valid identifier character, so where it may be confused w
On Saturday 06 October 2001 04:58 am, Erik Lechak wrote:
> a) I just plain don't like to use the "_" key. Hitting the "shift" key
> and the "-" key just does not feel right. I call this the
> Huffman-Carpel-Tunnel coded argument. That is to say that the more
> often an operator is used, make it
Erik Lechak wrote:
> 2) RFC 082: Arrays: Apply operators element-wise in a list context
> (hyper operators)
> and
> 3) Special variable representing index of array in foreach structure
> "$#" maybe (not in apocolypse3, I think)
>
Hi Eric. Thanks for your comments. Unfortunately it's a little ear
Hello all,
I have been using Perl for years. It is the language of choice for most
of my needs. This is my first time posting. I have read Apocalypse 3
and many of your responses.
Issues:
1) Binary _or string concatenation
2) RFC 082: Arrays: Apply operators element-wise in a
