Ron Grabowski wrote, on Tuesday, July 03, 2001 1:26 PM
: > > I don't think it would force a scalar context. => is just a shorthand
: for comma in a list. In other words, $b in the following three
: code segments
: would get the same results:
:
: A comma that adds single quotes the value to its l
> > I don't think it would force a scalar context. => is just a shorthand
for comma in a list. In other words, $b in the following three code segments
would get the same results:
A comma that adds single quotes the value to its left.
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Perl-Win32-Us
Thanks, excellent point. I slip and tend to think of the => operator as
a sort of assignment. Appreciate your help.
david
"Shea, Linchi" wrote:
>
> I don't think it would force a scalar context. => is just a shorthand for comma in a
>list. In other words, $b in the following three code segme
