On Tue, Apr 30, 2002 at 12:53:32PM +1000, Damian Conway wrote: > Allison wrote: > > > The answer is the same, in any case: "When the condition in the > > C<while> has a false value, when the list/array in the C<for> is empty, > > or when the condition (2nd expression) in the C<loop> is met on the first > ^ > not > > comparison."
Err, yes, that is an error when read that way. More clear: "when the second expression of the C<loop> evaluates as false (i.e. the requirements for terminating the loop are met) on the first comparison." > <shudder> I have the privilege of meeting a large number of Perl > programmers on a regular basis and, as deeply as I admire and respect > them all, there are VERY FEW that I want to see in latex body suits! > > ;-) LOL! Dangit Damian, I shall be mentally scarred for life. ;) Allison
