Hyper-operators and Underscore

2001-10-06 Thread Erik Lechak
); .. OR .. my @result=map{ shift + shift + shift} (@x;@y;@z); This may provide a more powerful solution to the problem than hyper-operators. But may be more difficult to parse or code. Erik Lechak [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sign Up

Re: Hyper-operators and Underscore

2001-10-06 Thread Erik Lechak
operators that also consist of valid character identifiers. ? IIRC, '^' was considered earlier. (And it's shifted, BTW.) 3) What do you mean by shifted? Thank you , Erik Lechak Sign Up for NetZero Platinum Today Only $9.95 per month! http

Re: Hyper-operators and Underscore

2001-10-06 Thread Erik Lechak
variables_with_names_like_this_were_common. You can see why I have reservations about the overuse of underscores. And about that shifted question. I guess I am drinking ways too much Mountain Dew. I was thinking shift as in pop as opposed to shift as in keyboard. Sorry. Erik Lechak