On Sat, Sep 08, 2007 at 01:48:39PM +0100, Nicholas Clark wrote:
> Have I got this correct?
>
> state @a = foo(); # Implicit START block around call and initialisation
> state (@a) = foo(); # Implicit START block around call and
> initialisation
> (state @a) = foo(); # foo() called every time, assignment every time
Um. That seemed to scare everyone away. If it's rephrased like this:
my @a = foo(); # What context is foo called in?
my (@a) = foo(); # What context is foo called in? Is it the same?
(my @a) = foo(); # What context is foo called in? Is it the same?
Are the three calls in the same context? Or two (or even three) different
contexts?
Nicholas Clark
