On Wed, 2005-03-23 at 12:58, Larry Wall wrote:
> :2<1000_0000>
> :10<1_000_000>
Two things:
1. Just a note that Pugs doesn't yet do _ in numbers, but should
2. I'd really like to see a warning on non-standard _ breaks, e.g;
1_00_000
should issue a warning.
> Interestingly, that gives us a :16($x) operator for free.
Is that a function? E.g. is this valid?
$x += :16($y)
?
> About the only thing it doesn't give us is
>
> :$radix<$input>
$input.radix($radix)
? I'd suggest that this be a universal virtual method that strings get a
definition for.
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