Carl Mäsak skribis 2006-08-23 21:54 (+0200):
> Juerd (>), Michael Snoyman (>>):
> >> sub mysub($foo, @foo, %foo) {
> >I hope this is a compile time failure. If not, I'd expect a warning, at
> >least.
> Why? It looks reasonable IMHO.
Because arguments are passed without sigil, and here you'd be for
Juerd (>), Michael Snoyman (>>):
> sub mysub($foo, @foo, %foo) {
I hope this is a compile time failure. If not, I'd expect a warning, at
least.
Why? It looks reasonable IMHO.
// Carl
Michael Snoyman skribis 2006-08-23 12:10 (-0700):
> sub mysub($foo, @foo, %foo) {
I hope this is a compile time failure. If not, I'd expect a warning, at
least.
Juerd
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Hi,
I'm just starting with Perl 6. I was reading through "Perl 6 and Parrot
Essentials" (finally arrived yesterday from Amazon; very happy) and I was
wondering what would happen if you had a parameter list that included
variables of a different type but the same name (ie, $foo, @foo). I wrote a
Richard Nabil Hainsworth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> But I want to start doing real things. Which for me requires gui
> toolkits.
>
> I have used Tk with perl5 and I am looking at WxWidgets.
>
> WxWidgets (and the more commercial Qt) exist as C++ classes,
> although WxPerl is a set of wrappers ar
