On Thu, Jun 16, 2005 at 10:24:24PM -0500, Steve Peters wrote: > > I see this sort of behavior more when putting the code into a quoted > eval. > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/sandbox$ perl -le'eval "1 for $[=0"; print $@' > Can't modify constant item in scalar assignment at (eval 1) line 2, at EOF > > An eval'ed block just SEGVs as the normal code does. At semi-random intervals > this afternoon, I did see some bareword warnings, suggesting some slightly > different results from the optimizer. Of course, I can't seem to make that > happen right now.
Well, $[ equals 0, so C<"1 for $[=0"> equals C<1 for 0=0>, which does give a "Can't modify constant item in scalar assignment" error. Abigail
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