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No longer. Tom Christiansen rewrote it for perl 5.005. See Perl Delta.

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Hmmm..my memory may be wrong. I still seem to recall that Tom Christiansen wrote it, but according to the comments in the source-code it was actually written by Tom Horsley. You can find the implementation Perl uses by looking in the pp_ctl.c source-code file.

Cheers,
Ben

In reply to RE: RE: RE: Shift, Pop, Unshift and Push with Impunity! by tilly
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