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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>This is probably what I disliked most about Pascal - it presumes it
>knows best what units of output you want to write at any one time - a
>piece of a line or an entire line. I feel this dates back to the
>mainframe world (as does the rest of Pascal I/O), and I'd prefer not to
>see this duplicated in perl...
Agreed. Anyway, if you really want it,
sub println { print join("\n", @_), "\n"; }
or
sub println { print join(' ', @_), "\n"; }
depending on how you like multiple arguments to be handled.
Riad Wahby
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