.)
Should PerlString support a get_pmc_keyed() method (according to Perl
5/6 semantics), or is this a point where its about time to start implementing
our own PMCs?
This... could be a problem. Perl, using a perl string as an array,
should treat it as a symbolic reference if that's enabled
Sterling Hughes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Should PerlString support a get_pmc_keyed() method (according to Perl
5/6 semantics), or is this a point where its about time to start
implementing our own PMCs?
get_pmc_keyed() seems a bit heavy to handle single chars in a
PerlString (Each char would
Am 04.12.2003 um 15:17 schrieb Leopold Toetsch:
Sterling Hughes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Should PerlString support a get_pmc_keyed() method (according to Perl
5/6 semantics), or is this a point where its about time to start
implementing our own PMCs?
get_pmc_keyed() seems a bit heavy to handle
Thies C . Arntzen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Am 04.12.2003 um 15:17 schrieb Leopold Toetsch:
Can you use native STRINGs for that?
sure, if we only knew the type of the variable we're accessing:
function dump0($a)
{
echo printf(%s\n,$a[0]);
}
dump0(hallo); // called with a string
parrot/imc does support.)
Should PerlString support a get_pmc_keyed() method (according to Perl
5/6 semantics), or is this a point where its about time to start implementing
our own PMCs?
-Sterling
