I know context can matter, but I would never have expected it to in this case.
I would never have thought to try capturing the return value to change the
result.
Does anyone know if that's a deliberate difference or is this an unexpected
behavior?
On May 11, 2014, at 9:35 AM, Hailin Hu
First, thank you for saying so, Hailin, I'd never have thought to look.
You don't even have to assign it to a variable you don't want; you can just
call it in scalar context with 'scalar'.
Second, with three minutes of brainpower I can answer my own question:
Populate does something quite
