Sean O'Rourke skribis 2004-04-19 15:11 (-0700): > > I'd hate to give up dividing slash. It's one of the few operators that I > > sometimes type without whitespace. Simple because 1/10 is good enough > > and 1 / 10 is very wide. > You can have both, though.
But not in a way that makes $foo/$bar divide $foo by $bar, if $foo is a hashref. > > That would mean giving up // for regexes (i.e. making the m > > mandatory). > Since modifiers have to be up front, and since hash slices won't have > a trailing '/', I don't think there's any ambiguity -- anything ending > in a '/' is a regex, anything otherwise is a hash slice. I don't understand. Could you give some examples? Is this in the context of bare /path/to/foo, even? Juerd
