should, ultimately,
be objects, as should directory handles.
Just my 10 centimes,
Eryq
"David L. Nicol" wrote:
1. You must use globs to pass them in and out of functions
This could be resolved by allowing undecorated types to be passed
This is already allowed. It's called "passing in a bareword".
And barewords are just strings. Are you proposing
that "a bareword
syntax, it could export a "tee" function
which would do the construction but be less ugly to look at:
my $OUT = tee(\*STDERR, "|logger", "my.log");
I would really like to avoid adding more special operators
when their functionality is not really primitive.
