Dan Sugalski writes: > Which sort of argues for localtime in a numeric scalar context to return > epoch seconds, in a string scalar context to return a time string, and in a > plain scalar context a hashref. (or mini-object, or tied thingamabob, or > whatever) Of course, we're trying to kill $! which does that, which is a > counter-argument... I'm nervous about these different contexts. I thought scalar vs list was confusion enough. Now we're talking about overloading even further? We need to think VERY long and VERY hard about this before thinking it's a good thing. Nat
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