On Mon, Mar 31, 2003 at 10:56:14AM +0200, Matthijs van Duin wrote:
temp $foo := $bar; # temporarily bind $foo to $bar
temp $foo = $bar;# temporarily assign the value of $bar to $foo
I just realize 'temp $foo = 3' might just as well mean "bind $foo to a new
scalar and initialize it to 3
Just checking.. will 'temp' temporize the container (like it does in perl 5)
or the value? Both have their pros and cons and could be useful.
Or will it depend on how the temp is used, like:
temp $foo := $bar; # temporarily bind $foo to $bar
temp $foo = $bar;# temporarily assign the
