I was looking for the documentation on here-docs last night, and finally tracked it down in perldata.
Maybe I'm nuts, but it seems to me that, being a quoting mechanism, it should be in perlop, in the Quote and Quote-Like Operator section. As it is, it's in the part of perldata that talks about how the various perl data types are interpolated, which has some relation, but doesn't strike me as the right place for it - particularly as I would think that one would actually be looking for this information when wanting to actually *use* a here-doc, rather than when trying to figure out the more general issue of interpolation. Am I crazy, or should I whip up a patch? dha -- David H. Adler - <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> - http://www.panix.com/~dha/ Note that reversing a cable at BOTH ends is likely to result in perfect operation of the hardware, which is not the aim of this exercise. - "How to Destroy Your Computer", <http://www.dansdata.com/sbs3.htm>
