1: use adjacency w/o white space for string cat.
2: allow, as in C, consecutive double-quoted strings
with no intervening tokens (i.e. just whitespace and comments) to
be considered as one string
3: as Uri pointed out, it's all syntactic sugar for convolutions
of C<join>
That means, if you have a long list of scalars rou want to cat
together and it will run over the edge of your line
you can do this:
$onethroughten = $one$two$three$four$five""
""$six$seven$eight$nine$ten;
Will someone please explain to me the "indirect object syntax"
which this allegedly steps on?
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