>($foo = $bar) =~ s/x/y/; will never make much sense to me. What about these, which are much the same thing in that they all use the lvaluability of assignment: chomp($line = <STDIN>); ($foo = $bar) += 10; ($foo += 3) *= 2; func($diddle_me = $protect_me); $n = select($rout=$rin, $wout=$win, $eout=$ein, 2.5); --tom
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