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Re^4: "Indirect" object syntax?by muba (Priest) |
on Nov 24, 2015 at 02:20 UTC ( [id://1148469]=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
Ah, well then. I must've misunderstood the intention behind your post. My bad. do('many', 'things', 'now') if ( $ready and $set and $prepared ); could be made even more English-like (Englishy? Englishesque?) if we ignore for a moment that do is a built-in function ;)
And even you prefer the if-this-then-than notation over the that-if-this syntax, there are neat ways:
What's funny about that last one is that it's... well... rather Englishy indeed: (Are you) ready and set and prepared? Do many things now <shocked emoticon>; Coincidentally (or maybe not, as it's neatly linked to on my homenode), I've asked about the various ways to write conditionals before.
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