run-time property, we could reuse the existing
'delete' keyword, that deletes hash elements:
delete $var.name;
These thougts are just my $0.02. I'm sure Damian and Larry have
thought this out in much more detail.
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of it. No matter what colour the bike shed is.
Cajo.
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be done by temporarily assigning $STDOUT to your own output
handle, which stores whatever you print to it in a string, and then
returning that string.
Cajo.
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chomped.
Cajo
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in the old one
and warn the user.
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At 14.17 +0200 2000-08-25, Bart Lateur wrote:
I propose that one of the main goals should be that perl6 ought to be
bugfree.
Feasable? Nah...
How about "easier to introduce new features into without introducing
new bugs" :-)
Cajo
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