Re^3: Context propagation into subs and evals

Right, I forgot about the return; so I've striked off my question about no_implicit_return.

As for implicit_return, I guess I got confused as to the purpose of the if statement. Both the true and false code paths lead to an implicit return of the call to tst_context. Me thinks why bother having the if at all? :-)

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Re^4: Context propagation into subs and evals by LanX (Sage) on Feb 20, 2012 at 22:28 UTC
The `if` shows that multiple statements can be returned implicitly and it's not necessarily the undermost statement. If you know of a better example illustrating this - at the same time non-trivial and not complex - I'm open for suggestions. :) There is a whole bunch of "Flow-Control-Statements" which could play a role here. Cheers Rolf	[reply] [d/l]


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