Jonathan Scott Duff wrote: > > But what happens if you want multiple BEGIN blocks? > > The same thing that happens now. As I understand it, perl compiles > and executes the BEGIN block then detroys it so that you may have as > many BEGIN blocks as you want and each time perl thinks it's the first > one. That's sort of a special case. What happens with multiple END blocks? perl must compile them and stash them in the END symbol, chained somehow. -- John Porter
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