On Sep 30, Jenda Krynicky said:
>$text =~ s{$regexp}{
> my $tagname = $1;
> my %params = ('' => '%');
> my $i = 2;
> no strict 'refs';
> while (defined ${$i}) {
> $params{${$i}} = ${$i+1};
> ...
> $i+=2;
> }
> ...
>}ge
>
>
>The ${$i} and ${$i+1} is the thing I do not like.
Why not? Perl allows you to 'no strict "refs"' for a reason. This might
be that reason. Otherwise, use the @- and @+ arrays like I suggested.
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