Anette Seiler [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] quoth:
*
* This got me wondering. Is the behavior you see caused by limitations
* for $_, or by limitations of the print function? You might try:
* print strlen( $_ ), \n;
*
*My Perl doesn't know what strlen is. Is it part of a module?
*
*I don't think, it is
Hi Folks,
This got me wondering. Is the behavior you see caused by limitations for $_, or by
limitations of the print function? You might try:
print strlen( $_ ), \n;
Thanks,
Smiddy
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Hi Smiddy,
you wrote:
This got me wondering. Is the behavior you see caused by limitations
for $_, or by limitations of the print function? You might try:
print strlen( $_ ), \n;
My Perl doesn't know what strlen is. Is it part of a module?
I don't think, it is a limitation of the print
