Leon Brocard wrote:
> You'd be wanting "typeof".
Thanks.
> ps i fixed your code
Thanks again. :-)
Anyone know about a Parrot Windows binary?
-- David Cuny
Leopold Toetsch wrote:
> From docs/core_ops.pod (built from core.ops):
Thanks. I better upgrade my version, I'm not seeing it in 0.0.9.
-- David Cuny
David wrote:
How do you determine the datatype of a PMC? For example, if I create the
following array:
From docs/core_ops.pod (built from core.ops):
=item B(out STR, in PMC)
=item B(out INT, in PMC)
Return the type of PMC in $2.
The String result is the class name, the int result is the enu
David sent the following bits through the ether:
> how can I test to determine the datatype of the object in P1?
You'd be wanting "typeof". The following prints out "PerlString", for
example:
new P0, .PerlArray
set P0[1], "cat"
set P0[2], 123
set P0[3], 456.789
How do you determine the datatype of a PMC? For example, if I create the
following array:
new P0, .PerlArray
set P0[1], "cat"
set P0[2], 123
set P0[3], 456.789
and then grab a value from the array:
set P1, P2[1]
how can I test to determine the datatype o
