Shawn wrote:
>
> From: "Marco Antonio Valenzuela Esc�rcega" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >
> > here's the problem: when you try to concatenate the hash to the string
> > you are evaluating it in scalar context, and that's why it gives you the
> > number of used buckets
> >
> > this should work:
> > $self->{DEBUG}.=" SOMEPARAM: @{[%{$self->{SOMEPARAM}}]}\n";
>
> Ok, I will agree, this is VERY ugly :-) But it does to exactly what
> I was looking for. Let me ask this now: Is '%' not ever interpolated
> into a string
No.
> as '$' and '@' are?
'$' has always been interpolated but '@' has only been interpolated since Perl5.
perldoc perltrap
[snip]
Interpolation Traps
Perl4-to-Perl5 traps having to do with how things get
interpolated within certain expressions, statements, con�
texts, or whatever.
� Interpolation
@ now always interpolates an array in double-quotish
strings.
print "To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]\n";
# perl4 prints: To:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
# perl5 errors : In string, @somewhere now must be written as
\@somewhere
John
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