Robin Houston wrote:
> Although the best solution would (obviously) be to
> use Symbol::Approx::Sub with an appropriate matcher :-)
[simon@ns0 simon]$ cat globtest
#!/usr/bin/perl
*foo = \&UI;
UI16();
UI32();
SI402();
foo12();
sub UI () {
print $_[0],"\n";
}
sub SI() {
print
Dave Cross wrote:
> *ui8 = \&U18;
> *ui16 = \&UI16;
> *Word = \&UI16;
> *word = \&UI16;
That's the ticket.
Brain still fried today.
At Fri, 19 Jan 2001 16:02:23 +, Simon Wistow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I was just typing this ...
>
> # Unsigned int 8bit
> sub ui8() { my $self; = shift; $self->UI8()}
>
> # Unsigned int 16bit
> sub ui16() { my $self; = shift; $self->UI16() }
> sub Word() { my $self;
Simon Wistow sent the following bits through the ether:
> And thought ... would it be big performance hit if I did this through
> AUTOLOAD.
Right, that does it. The next two talks I'm gonna do will be
"Introduction to Benchmarking with Perl and the Bechmark module" and
"Introduction to Testing w
