Dave Whipp:
# But you're right, there are situations where the (base) type
# might not
# be knowable: and these could result in syntax errors.
Except they wouldn't, at least not always.
$db.select * FROM Foo WHERE Foo.bar LIKE a%b;
$db.select() *
FROM(
Foo(
WHERE(
Foo.bar()
)
) LIKE (
a % b
)
);
The only part of that I'm not sure about is infix:LIKE, since such an
operator hasn't been declared. But I assume you get the idea--you could
conceivably have Very Bad Things happen if Perl doesn't catch a
macromethod call.
--Brent Dax <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
@roles=map {"Parrot $_"} qw(embedding regexen Configure)
>How do you "test" this 'God' to "prove" it is who it says it is?
"If you're God, you know exactly what it would take to convince me. Do
that."
--Marc Fleury on alt.atheism
