Odd question, and me without any perl books nearby: Is set a perl
command or key word or reserved word or whatever? I seem to be able to use
it as a subroutine name in perl5, but I wasn't sure if it had any other
meaning to the parser. The question would extend into perl 6, if anyone is
familiary
On Wed, 15 Oct 2008, Greg London wrote:
Odd question, and me without any perl books nearby: Is set a perl
command or key word or reserved word or whatever?
They let you have perldoc, right?
$ perldoc -f set
No documentation for perl function `set' found
That implies no.
They let you
I don't see how it could be, given the need for get/set accessors in OOP.
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They let you have perldoc, right?
They let you have Google, right?
or,
http://perldoc.perl.org/search.html?q=set
which is shortcut
Bookmarks/Keymarks/[perldoc] = http://perldoc.perl.org/search.html?q=%s
in my Firefox.
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