Larry Wall writes: > On Mon, Mar 12, 2007 at 10:20:12PM +0000, Smylers wrote: > > : [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > : > : > Separated clobbering <== ==> from pushy <<== and ==>> > : > > : > +Feeding into the C<*> "whatever" term sets the source for the next sink. > : > +To append multiple sources to the next sink, double the angle: > : > + > : > + 0..* ==> *; > : > + 'a'..* ==>> *; > : > + pidigits() ==>> *; > : > : Can you append to something that isn't there? Would it matter if the > : first feed also had a double pointy bracket on it? > > Doesn't matter,
Excellent; that's what I was hoping. > ... just thought it was a clearer example this way. Oh, it is! But using pushy feeds for all of the lines makes it easier to change the order of the lines (similar to putting a trailing comma after the final list item in a one-item-per-line list), and I was just checking that it's permitted. Smylers
