> But... would it be possible to exten this proposal so that, if the right > hand operand is an array or hash variable, it will create a reference to > this variable? > > That would allow subroutine calls like: > foo('names' => @names, 'size' => 'A4', 'labels' => %labels) > to do the Right Thing. Did you see my other post on context propagation of \@ and \% contexts into the right operand slot? I think that solves the problem too. But I'll certainly think about your suggestion. Damian
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