func(args) = ...
func(args) += ...
func(args) =~ s///
Such functions have been modeled in object models that accept
arg-list+operator (head+operator) polymorphic signatures. It would be
up to the programmer of func() to dictate what happens when func() is
invoked.
The following
again.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 08/17/2000 10:48:00 AM
To:
cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]@Internet (bcc: Syloke Soong/Americas/NSC)
Subject:Re: RFC 109 (v1) Less line noise - let's get rid of @%
To go through a few points that has arisen:
o Why do I think "@" is useless?
OK
chomp should have options to define what an EOL is.
Many times, on Solaris, I could not use chomp because I had to use
=~ s/[\n\r ]$//
on files that came from NT or even from MS-oriented unix editors.
. On
the other hand, my meat becomes some else's poison. Symmetry promotes expectancy.
Expectancy is an expression of certainty, which is an attribute of quality. And
quality, productivity.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 08/14/2000 09:40:00 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]@Internet
cc: (bcc: Syloke Soong
:00 PM
To: Syloke Soong/Americas/NSC@NSC
cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]@Internet
Subject:Re: RFC 89 (v2) Controllable Data Typing
I don't think this RFC is the place to try and cover all of the
'constraints' that might be in perl 6. Sure, this RFC may as well be the one
to formalise
