I wrote..
> ..(I would have suggested -> but that
> introduces problems with it meaning the same as comma in some situations.)
Ignore that. I'm getting confused with => sometimes meaning the same as
comma. I think I'll quit now before I dig myself any deeper :-)
Dave.
> On Wed, Apr 25, 2001 at 11:53:33AM +0100, Dave Hartnoll wrote:
> > What about using double-dot as the string concat operator:
> >
> > P5P6
> > ->.
> > . ..
> > .=..= (or =.. for concat after)
>
> You have missed a row for what the P5 .. operator becomes.
> And the ... operator
What about using double-dot as the string concat operator:
P5P6
->.
. ..
.=..= (or =.. for concat after)
Many other operators already use doubled characters so this would not be an
oddity for perl and it would leave single dot for all the things Larry wants
it for without sacri
On Wed, Apr 25, 2001 at 11:53:33AM +0100, Dave Hartnoll wrote:
> What about using double-dot as the string concat operator:
>
> P5P6
> ->.
> . ..
> .=..= (or =.. for concat after)
You have missed a row for what the P5 .. operator becomes.
And the ... operator
[I am neutral as