Hi y'all.
Consider:
system(($?OS eq any MSWin32 mingw) ?? 'cls' !! 'clear');
Is it already legal syntax to write, or, if not, would it be possible
and desirable to allow:
system('cls' !! 'clear' ?? ($?OS eq any MSWin32 mingw));
?
If your answer is that it's not yet legal but
On 6/29/07, raiph [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Finally, but very importantly imo, what if there are 3 or more
alternatives?
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Use a hash or array (depending on the selecting data).
system((zip win32 linux other, cls clear nuke)$?OS);
system({win32='cls', linux='clear', other='nuke'}$?OS);
raiph skribis 2007-06-29 1:10 (-0700):
system('cls' !! 'clear' ?? ($?OS eq any MSWin32 mingw));
I read this as: given 'cls', use 'clear' if not, and ($?OS eq ...) if
so. Which doesn't make sense, because 'cls' is always true.
Note that I ofter write ternaries on three lines:
