On Mon, 25 Nov 2002 14:52:37 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Meryll Larkin) wrote:
> these will print the same thing (tho difficult to understand): > print "++$y" . "++$y" . "++$y" . "++$y" . "++$y" ,"\n"; > print "++$y" , "++$y" , "++$y" , "++$y" , "++$y" ,"\n"; Since you're stringifying the variables, Perl will put the (result of the fully-evaluated) expression on the stack, rather than the variable. Compare Yitzchak's posts. Cheers, Philip
