Dave Mitchell wrote:
>
> Here's a list of what any Perl 6 implementation of lexicals must be able to
> cope with (barring additions from future apocalyses). Can anyone think of
> anything else?
I would like
perl -le 'my $Q = 3; {local $Q = 4; print $Q}'
to print 4 instead of crashing in confu
Dave Mitchell wrote:
> Can anyone think of anything else?
You omitted the most important property of lexical variables:
[From perlsub.pod]
Unlike dynamic variables created by the C operator, lexical
variables declared with C are totally hidden from the outside
world, including any calle
Here's a list of what any Perl 6 implementation of lexicals must be able to
cope with (barring additions from future apocalyses). Can anyone think of
anything else?
>From Perl 5:
* multiple instances of the same variable name within different scopes
of the same sub
* The notion of intr
