On Thu, Aug 03, 2000 at 11:15:17AM -0400, Clayton Scott wrote: > Why not context()? Sure, that works too. Although for want(), I can see this instead: if (want 'hash') { return %hash } # rather than eq and that reads better than if (context hash) { return %hash } Hmm. want = 'hash'; # tell the world I want a hash? want = 'Foo'; # tell the world I want a Foo? sub foo : want(Foo,hash,Dog), need(Foo) { # foo() wants a Foo, hash, and Dog in that order # foo() needs a Foo (must have) } okay, I've gone tangential ... -Scott -- Jonathan Scott Duff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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- Re: wantarray() should be named wantl... Clayton Scott
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