in reply to Re^4: Why does "flush filehandle" work? (indirect object)
in thread Why does "flush filehandle" work?
The fact that print $fh and $fh->print can divert is a serious design flaw in my books.
Even if print is implemented as a special cased monster for backwards compatibility, print $fh should do the same like $fh->print
Let me reiterate "you are technically correct" or in my words Perl is buggy here.
> And you were under-correct. (Thanks etj!)
Regarding etj, he hasn't contributed anything technical yet and has obviously beef with me.
I have no problems admitting when I'm wrong, this is just a very ugly case to describe how wrong everything is.
But if we want to get personal, you are the one notorious to fight till Re:50+ before admitting to be wrong or compromising that views may differ.
> CORE overrides wouldn't come into play.
ORLY? Please humor me and demonstrate a core override of print and say.
They are not possible, exactly because of their weird implementation.
Cheers Rolf
(addicted to the Perl Programming Language :)
see Wikisyntax for the Monastery
°) For the record, I tried finding a Perl 4 language reference but failed, any hints/links?
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