> {
> my @subs;
> loop (my $x = 0; $x < 10; $x++) {
> push @subs, { $^a + $x };
> }
> $x--;
> # ...
> }
>
> This certainly does *not* DWIM in the current thought. And the silence
> would be much more confusing than a simple syntax error the traditional
> way with the same code; that is assuming use strict is enabled.
Oops, just realized that this doesn't DWIM anyway. Well, in that case, I
don't mind the new behavior particularly. I still like the old way better,
but this makes it easier to get used to.
