Inherited code (from Verisign): @[EMAIL PROTECTED] = split /\t/,$rec;
which worked but really puzzled me.
I assumed that it meant [EMAIL PROTECTED] = split /\t/,$rec;
which worked also as I verified by testing both versions.
However [EMAIL PROTECTED] = split /\t/,$rec;
gives the warning quote: Use of implicit split to @_ is deprecated at . . .
Could some please explain the error messages
and the syntax of these lines of code?
I understand the right side produces a list from a string.
I do not understand the first @ on the left side.
Does it produce a list of $datafield{one}, $datafield{two}, . . . ?
assuming @send = ( one, two, . . .);
Can someone point out documentation that explains
this use of @? I learned that @ flags an array.
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