On Sat, 8 Sep 2001, Ron Newman wrote: > > why not make + cat? > > Because + already means something else? i guess that quote is a little unclear but did you see the example i gave? i don't want to use + as cat, i want to make the string version of plus literally be "cat" e.g. $a cat $b > > Right now, > > $a = "33"; > $b = "66"; > $c = $a + $b; > $d = $a . $b; > > $c and $d will have very different values. Do you really want > to change this? > > -- > Ron Newman [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://www2.thecia.net/users/rnewman/ > >
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