On Jul 18, 2005, at 10:57, Mathias Pasquay wrote:
Now i change the line "my $test = shift @_" into "my $test = shift". This should work because shift should use @_ by default. But in this case $test is empty an the second print command prints still the whole @_.
Have a look at perldoc -f shift, its default depends on where it is used.
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