Having just read through the declaration bits (not the calling bits,
yet):
It is explicitly stated that is rw on a slurpy parameter distributes
across all the components.
Is there some way of differentiating array of const vs. array of rw?
That is, creating a hash or array that can be extended
I believe you'd have to create a class for such things, derived from Array:
class AppOnlyArray is Array {
method STORE(int $index, $value) {
fail Can't modify existing element
if 0 = $index .length;
Austin Hastings wrote:
It is explicitly stated that is rw on a slurpy parameter distributes
across all the components.
Is there some way of differentiating array of const vs. array of rw?
That is, creating a hash or array that can be extended without
overwriting?
I'm not sure I follow what
On 2003-03-11 at 10:12:17, Damian Conway wrote:
Austin Hastings wrote:
It is explicitly stated that is rw on a slurpy parameter distributes
across all the components.
Is there some way of differentiating array of const vs. array of rw?
That is, creating a hash or array that can be
--- Damian Conway [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Austin Hastings wrote:
It is explicitly stated that is rw on a slurpy parameter
distributes
across all the components.
Is there some way of differentiating array of const vs. array of
rw?
That is, creating a hash or array that can be
Austin Hastings asked:
How do I specify an array which may be appended/pushed, but whose
values cannot change?
I believe you'd have to create a class for such things, derived from Array:
class AppOnlyArray is Array {
method STORE(int $index, $value) {
