Re: prototypes parens/parenthesis hash initialization/declaration / Too many arguments for / $$

Another reason why people should not use prototypes. They do not do what you think. See Are prototypes evil?.

Update: BTW, the mentioned behaviour is normal:

$ perl -e 'print atan2 1, 2, 3'
Too many arguments for atan2 at -e line 1, at EOF
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Re^2: prototypes parens/parenthesis hash initialization/declaration / Too many arguments for / $$ by Anonymous Monk on Feb 12, 2013 at 09:52 UTC
Another reason why people should not use prototypes. They do not do what you think. See Are prototypes evil? Oh, context coersion gone amuch, icky I guess if that worked there wouldn't be a need for Devel::Declare and the like	[reply]