[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Damian Conway) writes:
> Err...that's not what that does. What you wrote creates a scalar value that
> superimposes the scalar values C< \@array > and C< 3 >.
>
> To test if an array is full of 3's you'd write:
> all(@array) == 3
Ah, I see. So (x & y) is equivalent to all(x,y) ?
> > Suddenly, @array.all?({ |$a| $a > 6 }) seems a lot more appealing. :)
>
> More appealing than:
>
> all(@array) > 6
Yes. But then, if I want Ruby, I know perfectly well where to find it.
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