Tor Hildrum wrote:
>
> Not sure if this belongs here, but anyway:
>
> [hildrum:~] tor% perl -e '@ARGV = qw(1 2); if(scalar(@ARGV)==qw(2 3) )
> {print "yes\n"}'
> yes
> [hildrum:~] tor%
>
> [hildrum:~] tor% perl -e '@ARGV = qw(1 2); if(scalar(@ARGV)==(2, 3) )
> {print "yes\n"}'
> [hildrum:~] tor%
>
> &&
>
> [hildrum:~] tor% perl -e '@ARGV = qw(1 2 3); if(scalar(@ARGV)==(2, 3) )
> {print "yes\n"}'
> yes
> [hildrum:~] tor%
>
> [hildrum:~] tor% perl -e '@ARGV = qw(1 2 3); if(scalar(@ARGV)==qw(2 3) )
> {print "yes\n"}'
> [hildrum:~] tor%
What version of perl are you using? On 5.6.0 and 5.8.0 the first two are false
for me (as I'd expect).
Although thinking about it, qw doesn't have a comma anywhere, so why would it
use the comma operator to return the last element? That wouldn't make much
sense. Would it?
I have no idea. I don't know why I'm bothering to add my 2 pennies worth.
Jasper
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